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The Girl Who Forgot Love

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 948    |    Released on: 13/06/2025

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a said, her own

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attered but

Ava's mom came

ece of paper

gy. "There's a new psychologist in town. Dr. Liam Walker. He specia

e name sounded

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ly, Av

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he said. "It's bee

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years ago. She'd forgo

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his expression be

" he said. "Our shared history won't affect my professi

d yourself and build future resilience. We won't force the retrieval of painf

At the kind eyes,

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The Girl Who Forgot Love
The Girl Who Forgot Love
“I woke up disoriented, the harsh hospital lights blinding me. My parents, faces pale and strained, sat by my bedside. They said I' d had a breakdown, a public humiliation at the Spring Fling. My boyfriend, Ethan. He had betrayed me. But as they spoke, a chilling truth settled over me: I remembered the facts, but the feelings were gone. The doctors explained it as dissociative amnesia – specifically, all emotional connection to Ethan had vanished. He visited, demanding I "remember us," utterly confused, even arrogant, when I offered only polite detachment. His parents tried too, bringing mementos of our past. I felt nothing but a quiet void where love, or even anger, should have been. Everyone around me was frantic for the 'old Ava,' heartbroken and distraught. But I wasn't. There was just this calm, unsettling emptiness, like reading a sad story about a character I barely knew. Why was everyone else more upset about my memory loss than I was? Was I broken? Who was I without the girl who'd loved him so fiercely, only to be shattered? Feeling like a disconnected observer in my own life, a fraudulent smile plastered on my face, I knew I couldn't pretend anymore. I needed to find out who Ava Miller was, now. Desperate for answers, I sought professional help. And that' s when destiny, or perhaps just a very small town, intervened. My new psychologist was Liam Walker: my kind, long-lost childhood friend, whose presence felt strangely, comfortingly like home.”
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