Olvidada por el mar - English Version

Olvidada por el mar - English Version

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Forgotten By The SeaHelena coughed uncontrollably, her chest felt like it was on fire, and she kept throwing up salty water. Her fingers were all wrinkled, indicating that she was in the water for a long time, but her mind was completely blank as if someone had pressed the delete button, and all her memories were gone. The only thing that she could remember was small flashes of memories of her walking onto a boat and then the sound of horrified screams. Helena began to have a strange feeling that someone was watching her. It was as if there were several pairs of eyes hidden inside the dense fog, muttering things that she couldn't understand.
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