histórias de Repressedmemory

Nayara is a photo restorer who can sense emotions lingering within old photographs. Grief, longing, and regret are never truly gone; they remain quietly embedded in faded images and worn paper. Her life is carefully structured to keep those emotions at a distance. Routine, silence, and order are the only ways she knows how to stay in control. Everything begins to shift when Nayara discovers a gap in her own memory. A fragment of her past feels unreachable, leaving behind an unsettling emptiness she cannot explain. As she searches for answers, buried memories slowly surface, forcing her to confront guilt she has carried without realizing it. Fragments of a Forgotten Memory is a psychological drama about repressed memories, emotional sensitivity, and the difficult process of self-forgiveness. It explores how the mind protects itself from pain and what happens when the past refuses to stay hidden.

Sans meets bnha, hopefully, things don't go wrong. (Things went extremely wrong) This has more OG plot than my last sans x bnha fanfic because my last fanfic had tons of plot holes, confusing, backstory makes no sense, holy shit what was that writing.

I was sexually assaulted by my high school best friend's brother and a family friend. The repressed memory of the assault came to light after a social media message from my former best friend, and a photo of when we returned from a trip where the rape occurred was discovered after many years.

SELF PUBLISHED. BUY NOW ON AMAZON https://a.co/d/2KOtu2h **We Remember 1987** In a world where technology and terror collide, a single, unassuming notification shatters the fragile veil of normalcy. When Alex-a quiet, introspective soul-begins receiving chilling digital messages signed "WeRemember1987," long-buried memories of a horrific playground tragedy resurface. As the spectral echoes of the past merge with unnerving supernatural phenomena, Alex embarks on a harrowing journey to unravel a dark secret: the unspeakable event was not merely an external curse, but a brutal, ritualistic act that forever altered their very identity. Haunted by visions and driven by a desperate need for redemption, Alex soon discovers that the true terror lies not in a malevolent ghost or a cyber attack, but within-a fractured self, tormented by guilt and manipulated by forces beyond comprehension. As old friends, mysterious allies, and relentless investigators converge on the case, every clue, every cryptic post, peels away another layer of deception, revealing that sometimes the monster we fear is the one hidden deep within our own soul. Enter **We Remember 1987**, a pulse-pounding psychological and supernatural horror tale where digital terror meets repressed memory. Prepare to be captivated by a narrative that blurs the boundaries between reality and nightmare, leaving you to question: when the past refuses to be forgotten, can redemption ever truly be found?