Memory Stories

She had everything- A glittering skyline at her window, parents who adored her, a lover who swore the stars would bow to her smile. At twenty-eight, Aarika Singhania ruled her empire-a company she'd built from dust and ambition. She was everything which a girl dreams of. Her life was perfect. Too perfect. Until one night-screeching tires, shattered glass, and then-nothing. When she opened her eyes again... the world wasn't hers anymore. A cramped bedroom. Faded walls. Two small faces staring at her with tear-filled eyes- "Mommy?" Her reflection in the cracked mirror was a stranger-twenty-one, tired, beautiful in a way that carried pain. A ring on her finger, a man's shirt hanging on the door, and two toddlers calling her mother. The CEO of a billion-dollar company... now a young wife in a life she never lived. Who was the woman she replaced? Where did her own body go? And can she return to the world that once bowed to her name- or is she destined to rewrite her fate in this borrowed skin? Her heart says it's a second chance. Her mind whispers it's a trap.

"I-I am not who you think I am. I am not your wife, I am not the mother of your children. I'm just a 17-year-old girl. This whole thing is a misunderstanding. You must have confused me with someone else." As soon as I finished the last sentence, he froze in motion and gasped for air. "What happened to you?! How can you say this?.." ~~~ (Inspired by my dream)~~~

"චූටි...තමුසෙ අයිති මට විතරයි!...ඒක කවදාවත් වෙනස් වෙන්නෙත් නෑ...වෙනස් කරන්නත් බෑ... !!..මන් තමුසෙට හරි ඊරිසියයි..ඒ ආදරේට ඊරිසියයි..තමුසෙගෙ ඇස් වලින් වෙන උන් දිහා බලනවටත් මන් ඊරිසියයි. ඉතින් අද ඉදන් හැමදාම තමුසෙගෙ ඔය කටින් කිය වෙන්න ඕනෙ මගේ නම විතරයි..මේ රාද්ගෙ නම විතරමයි!" -නුරාද් ගෞරාන් අධිකාරී- නුරාද් ගෞරාන් අධිකාරී ❤️ ශනාධි දිහස්නා සමරවික්‍රම 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐞𝐝 - 2025/08/01 𝐄𝐧𝐝 - Ongoing

After a devastating fire ravaged the Pridelands, Kion, who had gone in search of help, was swept away by the river and lost consciousness. When he awoke, alone and disoriented, he had no memory of his past. Now amnesiac, he wandered through the forest for days, weakened by exhaustion and hunger. It was then that he met a young lioness named Rani. A quiet but undeniable spark ignited between them. Shortly after their encounter, Kion collapsed from fatigue. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself in a place entirely unknown to him: the Tree of Life. Unaware of his true identity, Kion chose to settle in this mysterious kingdom. There, he met several animals who, despite his forgotten past, quickly became his friends-familiar to who read this story. But he also crossed paths with a prince named Seto, soon to be engaged to Rani. As days passed, Kion and Rani grew closer, stirring jealousy in Seto and suspicion in the king of the Tree of Life. The kingdom's balance began to falter, threatened by hidden forces lurking in the shadows, eager to seize control. Kion must remember in order to awaken a great hidden power - the only thing capable of defeating the forces of evil.

This story it is a fan made from the original Red vs Blue series by Rooster Teeth Productions and another fan made Red vs Blue made from Hellspartan661. I will be following the main story and some of the form Hellspartan661 but I will not mainly follow Hellspartan661 just some parts. Where there is solder that has a rank of Apex Chief and he lost his memories. @Hellspartan661 @Rooster Teeth Productions

Revo Sullivan, born privileged but suffering from memory loss, once had recurring dreams featuring a mysterious stranger six years ago. As a joke, he hired a PI to confirm the stranger's existence, and the PI did so. However, after Revo stopped having those dreams, he got busy and moved on from his plan to befriend the stranger. Now, six years later, will his memory loss hinder his ability to revisit and execute his old plan?

For millennia, the Celestial Court ruled with perfect, stifling order. But when a strange "Silent Rain" begins to bleach the world of color, sound, and memory, the gods discover an enemy they cannot fight. Jian, the weary Jade Emperor, watches as prayers fall silent and villages turn to serene, grey stone. The invader is Hades, a god of a foreign pantheon, who offers not destruction, but a chilling gift: an end to all strife, all pain, all noise-an eternal, peaceful oblivion. As divine armies shatter against this uncanny foe and heaven's own court fractures with fear and treachery, Jian realizes the old ways are doomed. To save a world worth saving, he must become what he once despised. He will forge an alliance of the unfit. A mortal cartographer who maps despair. A bound trickster spirit who trades in chaos. A besieged king of the dead. The wretched, hungry ghosts of the underworld. With these unlikely allies, Jian must wage a war not of force, but of memory, of noise, of fragile, stubborn life. He will bargain with nightmares, wield time as a weapon, and sacrifice his own purity to outmaneuver an enemy whose ultimate goal is to make the universe forget it ever existed. The Cracking of Heaven is a breathtaking epic of cosmic diplomacy and intimate sacrifice, where the fate of all things hinges not on a hero's blade, but on a gardener's patience, a cartographer's insight, and the defiant, beautiful noise of a single, off-key song.

Do you know about human mimics? They lurk in towns and cities， imitating human ways of life. Once you see through them， you'll become the next human mimic.

She was made into a weapon. The world was made into a cage. When ancient gods begin to awaken and the Empire's final weapon turns faith into obedience, Lira-an unwilling Bladebearer-must decide whether to save a world built on lies or let it burn itself free. Haunted by the blade that cost her the man she loved, and pursued by forces that want her power without its consequences, Lira races against time to stop a war that cannot be won by force alone. To end it, she may have to unmake the blade itself-and lose everything it remembers. Ashbound is a sweeping fantasy of broken treaties, walking gods, and the terrible, human cost of choosing freedom.

Prystal looks like comfort. A planet where everything is soft, bright, and perfectly shaped - like the world was designed to keep you calm. Streets curve too neatly, parks never get messy, and buildings shine like they don't age. But I've never felt calm here. Me and my family are the only humans on Prystal. And the locals don't know what to do with us. They stare. They whisper. They call us cursed. Then my sleep changes. I start seeing a planet called Earth. A planet nobody here has ever heard of... except me. And the more I see it, the more Prystal starts breaking around me. Like the world is scared of the truth. Like it's trying to stop me from remembering something I'm not supposed to know. Because maybe Prystal isn't a home. Maybe it's a place built to make you forget. And the scariest part? I think I wasn't sent here by mistake.

A quiet love story shaped by music, memory, and names that refuse to fade. Some bonds are never meant to be loud- they simply stay, long after everything else changes.

His heart is completed through three lifetimes. He was once a Camel, carrying weight that wasn't his. Then a Lion, powerful yet painfully imperfect. And finally... a Child, learning the courage to soften again. Each life left its own scars- buried anger, unexpected betrayals, quiet forgiveness, and fragile hope. But every path led him toward a single lesson: "We heal when a heart meets another heart." Now, as a dentist in the human world, he meets fear-stricken patients, broken smiles, trembling hands, and eyes that hide stories deeper than pain. And for the first time, he understands what his three lives were teaching him: Compassion is a form of power. Kindness is a kind of wisdom. And healing... is a shared act. This novel reads like a fairy tale in warmth, a poem in clarity, and a philosophy in depth. Once you begin, you'll feel it- this isn't just a story. It's a quiet act of healing.

Unemployed engineer Kyle receives a mysterious ticket and boards the cruise ship The Bloody Mary， only to be ensnared in a brutal survival game with memories as the stakes. He forges an alliance with Ania， a enigmatic woman who can hear the voices of the deceased， and uncovers the ship's sinister secret-it devours humans' traumatic memories to sustain itself as fuel. To rescue his trapped father and all the lost souls aboard， they must venture deep into the heart of the ship's core system， confront the long-forgotten truth， and make the ultimate choice in the frozen abyss of memories.

Victória has always carried within her a restlessness she never knew how to name. The small village where she lives, surrounded by silence and repetitive routines, is no longer enough to contain everything she feels - nor everything she still doesn't understand about herself. Beyond the constant desire to leave, Victória carries a secret. One of those that are never spoken out loud, not even to oneself. When she finally decides to leave the village, believing all she needs is a fresh start, she discovers that running away isn't that simple. Parts of her insist on resurfacing, memories that don't ask for permission to exist. Something from the past catches up to her and forces her to face who she truly is. An identity still in the making, shaped by loss, deep roots, and fear. To move forward, Victória will need to do what she has always avoided: remember, feel... and stop running. Inspired by a true story and transformed into fiction. Fantasy • Mystery • Romance Originally written in PORTUGUESE. © All rights reserved.

Every Valentine After You is a quietly devastating, dual-POV romance about two people who loved each other deeply-but not at the right time. When illness, fear, and silence fracture their relationship, one choice leads to cheating, another to leaving, and both to a loss that can't be undone. Set against recurring Valentine's Days, the story explores grief, survival, and the kind of love that lingers long after it's over. It's about missed timing, living with the consequences of staying silent, and learning how to carry love even when it no longer belongs to you. 💔🌹

In a small town on the Adriatic, the past returns easily - all it takes is recognizing yourself in someone else's story. 1920s. After the Revolution and the Civil War, Maria, a Russian émigrée, settles on the Yugoslav coast. What remains of her life are diaries, letters, photographs - fragments shaped by a turbulent era, and a secret she herself never fully understood. 2020s. A century later, Rita arrives in the same town with her mother, after fleeing a Russia that is rapidly unraveling. A job assisting an American journalist seems ordinary enough, until Maria's archive ends up in her hands. What begins as routine work with documents gradually turns into something far more personal and dangerous: other people's lives, hidden motives, an old tragedy, money, power - and the growing sense that the past never disappeared. It was simply waiting for someone to open the box and begin reading. Through letters and diaries, Rita begins to see not only another woman's story, but her own reflection - and it becomes harder to pretend that this has nothing to do with her. The Dial is a novel about memory and exile, about choices made without clear answers, and about what happens when the past can no longer be kept at a safe distance. Set against the Adriatic coast - sun-bleached streets, stone houses, heavy summer air, and the endless hum of cicadas. Published here chapter by chapter.

My second volume of 500-ish word stories based on the Weekend Writein prompts.

Brisa is a Seeker. Blessed by the gods, her power allows her to see into another person's soul, into their very memories. After tales of a fallen queen and a subtle betrayal began spreading, a war erupted across Averyllis, shattering the region's peace and starting a hunt against the Seekers. Now, seven years later, Brisa has been sent into the very land that once sought the Seekers' lives. As the new prince fights to gain favor and secure the throne, Brisa soon discovers the royal family's secrets run deeper than anyone truly knows. In a region where the land's magic is fading and where fear rises as whispers of another hunt has started spreading, Brisa must uncover a plot tied to the royal family as she realizes the past she once was thought to be buried, has never been truly forgotten-and the truth behind it all, lies hidden in the memories only she can see.

A 22-year-old girl named Amara, from our modern world, spends her nights obsessed with The Originals. She knows every line, every character arc, and reads every fanfiction she can find. What she doesn't know: The Originals is real in a parallel universe. One night, she's suddenly thrown into that world-10 minutes before Klaus and Elijah are meant to sacrifice themselves to destroy the Hollow. Armed only with fan knowledge and a golden heart, she tries to change fate.

NOT COMPLETED!! SMG3 has been feeling a bit under the weather lately, he even forgot to do a few things, but it was small things, so it's not that big of a deal... right? Part 1 in the "Miss me?" series. ‼️Ooc‼️ My artstyle changes a lot TwT. The main ships in this story will be Mar4 and SMG34. (Mar4 is hard for me to write about so it will be mostly platonic, sorry). This story will be read mostly in a perspective from SMG3 himself and takes place just before the Guns 'n Puzzles arc. Here is your list of trigger warnings (there will be more specific warnings in the chapters): Mentions of murder and dr*gs (dr*gs will be cencored) Violence Gore Blood Death Crazy characters Unhealthy relationships Possibly uncomfortable images Swearing (like a LOT of swearing) This last warning may spoil the entire story so i suggest you read until the last chapter before looking at this one‼️ Suicide