Forgotten Mind
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Last published Wed, Dec 21, 2022
The beeping of a technological hospital machine echoed through the room.
Please wake up Emma!
Groans of tiredness filled Alexa's heart.
Oh my god Emma I was so worried!
Who are you?
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