The Song of Forgetting

The Song of Forgetting

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Last published Wed, Oct 12, 2016

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"Hailey looks back one more time, she doesn't know why she does. But she looks back on not just at the house, but everything else. Maybe it was because she was feeling like she was making a huge mistake. And she did. All it took was one look back. And that's how it all began." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Waking up in the hospital and being told you are suffering from memory loss is not ideal for Hailey, and her husband Liam Payne. Can the past be fixed or will it be too late?

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