Story cover for 1. Forgotten Memories ✔ by georgie-oso
1. Forgotten Memories ✔
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  • Reads 42,146
  • Votes 500
  • Parts 19
  • Time 3h 5m
Complete, First published Oct 10, 2010
Picture this. You wake up one day and you remember nothing about your past. You don't remember what you ate for breakfast yesterday. You don't remember what aunt Pam gave you for Christmas last year. Have no clue who you are, were you are, and how the heck you got there. But all you know is that you're alone, in a mansion, with two other people who look just like you. 

For Jaylah, Jaymes, and Jayden they didn't have to picture it. They're actually living it. These triplets don't know what caused their memory loss, but they do know that whoever they are, that they're different from others. Jayden can see the future; Jaylah can heal people, but what about Jaymes? The journey has just begun. The triplets come to learn about their past and the past before them. Just because they forgot everything doesn't mean that they want to remember it. 

You know a wise man once told me 'Forget about the past, look past the present, cause it's all about the future.' If only they knew.
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