Forgetting the Apocalypse

Forgetting the Apocalypse

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WpMetadataReadContenu pour adultesTerminé mar., févr. 25, 20258h 35m
You know how many people forget their keys, where they parked their car, or even certain dates? You used to think, how can someone forget something either so simple or so important? Well welcome to my life. What did I forget? Oh you know, my name, my identity and just this small thing called the apocalypse. Mara doesn't remember anything besides waking up in a car that's been flipped over. When she emerges from the crash, she tries to find anyone who can help her get medical attention. Only the first person she sees isn't even an actual person, it's one of the undead. How are you supposed to survive when you don't remember anything? Who are you supposed to trust? Where do you go?
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What would happen if you woke up in a grass field with a broken arm, a bleeding head, and you couldn't remember anything? What happens when you pass out in front of a family and you scare the little girl because you got blood all over her barbie nightgown? What happens when you wake up, you don't remember who you are or your life story? What if you were never registered when you were born? When Unnamed goes through all of these acts, she's not sure if she should be happy that she's getting a temporary home. Under temporary agreement that until she gained full memory back and found her parents she stayed with them, she finds that remembering is harder than what it seems. The scariest part? What she remembers.

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