What's Left After the Fall

What's Left After the Fall

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Rustling leaves. A dream undone. Tapestries of silence left hanging in the dark. Relene Darcy "Red" Armani was never just a film student, never just a scriptwriter. She has been caged all her life, not by gold, but by the absence of it. By the empty spaces where money should have been, by the quiet humiliation of wanting more than what her hands could hold. She thought breaking free meant escape. But freedom came as a fall: sudden, silent, shattering. A girl who dared to dream beyond her cage and found that freedom is not always flight. Sometimes, it's learning how to walk again on broken ground, barefoot but brave. But what's it for the fall when in the first place Carson Blues Stefano is the one long fallen already? So what happens after that?
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A person's life is shaped and moulded around their history and their future. Their memories and secrets create the person that they are, and their hopes and dreams create the person that they are destined to be. But what if you had no memories or secrets, no hopes or dreams. What if you lived namelessly, forgetting everything you knew every few days. Imagine if you had to find out who you were, where you were, and what your purpose was, and then try to live a normal life, despite not even knowing your own name. You're about to read the story of a girl who plans to do exactly that, before she has another blackout.

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