Lost Memories
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  • Reads 772
  • Votes 66
  • Parts 28
  • Time 4h 37m
Complete, First published Jun 22, 2015
Who am I? Well damn, I sure would like to know. I have been locked away in this solitary confinement for so long, I have lost myself; I don't know who I am or why I am here and I need to find the truth.

At last, after all this time, I'm going to get the answers I've always wanted...
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