Jasmine's POV
Apparently, nothing is more painful than being forgotten by your own mother. One that I've been through so much with, at that. I wonder if she even remembers that she's famous. I don't even care if she stays in the hospital forever; I'm never going to see her again!
I sit on the floor of my room, leaning against the bed, strumming my guitar quietly so that I don't wake Wilmer. It's after 2 am already, but there's no way that I'm going to sleep. I really want to cut, but I flushed my blades down the toilet; why am I so stupid?! I keep telling myself that playing guitar will be more fulfilling than cutting, but the voices in my head won't let me focus on playing; I just wish that they'd shut up!
Wilmer's POV
Of course I was disappointed that Demi didn't remember me. But, I can't even imagine how bad it made Jasmine feel. I hear a soft strumming of a guitar coming from Jasmine's room and immediately feel sorry for her. At least she's coping that way and not by cutting or hurting herself any other way. I'd hate to see her turn out the way Demi did. Self harm is an addiction and I don't think I'll be able to help Jasmine on my own if that happens. Sure, I helped Demi a bit, but I don't want to see the same thing happen to her daughter. I don't even know if Jasmine will be up to visiting Demi tomorrow. Of course I want to, but it might just be too painful.
Demi's POV
Why can't I remember anything?! I am so mad at myself right now and I wish I could remember! How must my daughter and boyfriend feel about the fact that I've completely forgotten them? I'm disappointing everyone; I'm just so useless. Please, help me remember...
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The Lost Melody (Sequel to The Lost Daughter) (Demi Lovato)
Fiksi PenggemarJasmine is now 12 years old and is having nightmares about her birth father, James. Stress is building up as she can't stop cutting but doesn't want to tell her mom. Will her secret ruin her finally happy family, or will she learn how to cope?
