Just My Luck

Just My Luck

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Many people sit down to talk about their hobbies or interests. The only things occupying my mind are memories. Most of them aren't even pleasant. Here are the ones that haven't been entirely forgotten. Some are more vivid than others. ... I will be changing the names of people who might decide they're offended seeing their wrongdoings written on display for the world to see, no matter how badly I want to see them reprimanded.
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They say memory is sacred. Special. A root that holds a flower to its soil. A connection between the present and the past. A bond between an individual and its origins. But if someone forgets, fails to remember, loses their memory, then what happens? What happens when your brain won't let you remember a memory? A chunk of your life? Does it just wilt away, like forgotten petals, or does it linger in the shadows? How does Aster Maple survive life when he doesn't remember? And moreover, what happens when something from the past awakens and approaches him, with a question that haunts him? What happens when a person from the past asks him: "Why won't you remember?".

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