Most people would call the ability to forget moments in time a blessing rather than a curse.
If things were different, maybe I'd agree with them.
After all, just about anyone knew that a chance to leave behind the pain and despair of the past, to forget, would be merciful freedom for many.
So it was a shame that what so many people saw as a potential blessing, I only knew as a curse.
I wasn't cynical.
It was just that the last thing I'd call the circumstance I knew as life was a blessing.
...And despite how much I longed for things to change, I'd long ago accepted that no matter how many times I threw a coin into a well, my desires would forever be trapped in the essence of what they truly were.
A waste of loose change.
Dreams that would forever be lost in the fountain of unlucky pennies.
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A Song of Remembrance ( Redamancy Book 1: Under Reconstruction)
RomanceMost people would agree that there are three points in life, where a single moment defies the laws of science, and time stands still. The moment that one discovers their universal purpose, the moment that someone finds their soulmate, and the moment...
