Lost
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After surviving an accident George couldn't remember anything, he had lost his memory. He didn't know why he was so different from others. Until years past that incident when he finally was adapting to his surroundings, he hit his head and that triggered some crucial memorize that was lost after the accident. Read the story to find out what happened next.
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