The story with no beginning.
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  • Reads 262
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  • Parts 12
  • Time 4h 6m
Ongoing, First published Dec 26, 2023
Mature
It is strange. Everything feels so familiar, as if you were in a room that you thought you dreamed about. 

It tastes acidic, like deja vu. 

It churns into the back of your mind, a slight buzzing of what has been locked away.

And Kate finds out that she is stuck in a position where she couldn't exactly move to do anything. Not at all, actually. Maybe it was the feeling of voidness in her stomach, or rather the way her head turned so fast in that direction, wind blowing in her face. Her fingers slightly ached from the cold, but not in a neccessarily bad way, just as ice burns you. And, oh boy, how she hated the gasp that went past her velvety lips. Because she has never thought that she'd ever see it again. Or clapse it in her hands so tightly that she could actually feel it.

A memory that has been so easily forgotten and replaced that it hurt somewhere in her chest, near her heavy heart.
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"It took me five seconds to fall. The impact on my chest jarring my body but not my mind. I suppose this is the point where your life is supposed to flash before your eyes as time itself freezes - and it did in a way. But I didn't relive my life physically like walking through an old memory, déjà vu in each step. It was a feeling, something that started in my chest and spread to my fingertips, one so unique to me that it encapsulated each significant event into one single second." For as long as May can remember one mystery has haunted her world. A dirty window before her, the grim obstructing her vision, she has lived with a loss she can't identify - that is until one rainy night. Gradually the spots of dirt May scratched at for so long wipe away with the touch of a finger. But when she looks in will she like what she sees - or will curiosity kill the cat?