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Forgotten

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Science Fiction
"Gunshots. I couldn't see them, but I could hear them, they were everywhere. The hands holding mine suddenly lost their grip and let go of my own. Screams erupted through the air. I wasn't sure whether it was me screaming or not, I couldn't remember the sound of my voice." Nora was only fourteen years old when a man found her alone and bleeding in a forest, with no memory of how she got there. Four years later, people start disappearing, and she tries to find answers, but little does she know that she's a lot more involved than she remembers. We post chapters as often as we can!
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