Erased
kwagongbuhay
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  • Parts 2
kwagongbuhay
Ongoing, First published Apr 19, 2015
amnesiafamilyfriendskaibiganlifelovememory
Memories of our lives are really important. They are the ones that makes us what we are right now. They also helps us know what we should do from then on.



But what if you lost it all? Not a single drop of memory remains?


What if your loss is the one that will determine who you will be?



Would you give it all up, or you'll keep it in you?






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