Divina Commedia.
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  • Reads 475
  • Votes 10
  • Parts 15
  • Time 1h 46m
Ongoing, First published Feb 24, 2022
Mature
Park Mio lost her memory at age six, due to a car accident caused by her drunk driving mother. The young girl spent months in the hospital recovering from her injuries, and severe trauma. Despite losing her memory, she still remembered the fear that lingered. Unable to look at her daughter for any longer, Park's mother, Sayuri, put her up for adoption - against the wishes of Park's older brothers. Park was then adopted by an old but loving couple, that treated her like their very own. Although Park was given a chance at a happy life, she still suffers greatly from the incident. When the fragments of her past start to connect, she will have no choice but to accept them.

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[ WARNING: depictions of mental illness such as severe depression and schizophrenia. depictions of physical abuse, coarse language and murder/violence.]
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