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amnesia

do you remember me

Rinda’s mother came to wake her up. Mother said, “Wake up, it’s time to go to school.” Rinda replied, “I can’t… let me sleep a little more.” Her mother said, “It’s 6:30 AM, and school starts at 8:00.” Rinda suddenly woke up in panic, “Ahhh! I’m going to be late! The bus will leave me! Why didn’t you wake me up at 5?” Mother said, “Hurry up, you’ll be late. I’ll drive you to school.” Rinda replied, “Okay mom, please bring me breakfast.” Mother smiled, “Alright, my daughter.” Rinda quickly finished her food and headed to school. When she arrived, she looked at the building in amazement. “Wow… the school is so beautiful.” She walked into the classroom, but suddenly she froze. There he was… Saiko. Her childhood friend. Her eyes widened in shock. “But… why isn’t he reacting?” In her mind, she thought angrily, “I’ll kill you… how can you not remember me?!” Trying to stay calm, she introduced herself. “Hello, I’m Rinda. I’m from Japan, and I came to live in Korea.” Everyone welcomed her warmly. Rinda sat in her seat, but her eyes never left Saiko. Her heart was beating fast. “Why doesn’t he remember me? Did he change… or did something happen to him?” she thought. She looked at him again. He was staring out the window… distant… as if he didn’t belong there. The class ended, and the students left. But Rinda stayed. She watched him as he was about to leave. Then suddenly, she ran toward him. “Saiko! Wait!” He stopped… but didn’t turn around. She got closer, her voice trembling. “I’m Rinda… your childhood friend. We used to play together every day… do you really not remember me?” Silence filled the air. Then he spoke calmly, “I don’t remember anything you’re talking about…” Rinda’s heart sank. But he continued, “However… when I see you, I feel something strange… I don’t know what it is.” Her eyes lit up with a small hope. “So… that means something is still there.” She smiled softly despite her sadness. “That’s okay… I’ll make you remember me again.” He looked at her for the first time with a different expression. “Do as you wish.” Days passed. Rinda slowly got closer to Saiko. She talked to him every day, showed him places, and told him about their memories. Little by little… Saiko started smiling. He felt comfortable around her, even if he didn’t understand why. One day, after school, they sat together under a tree in the school yard. The air was calm. Rinda asked softly, “Do you feel anything now… when you’re with me?” He closed his eyes for a moment and said, “Yes… I feel like I was happy here before… like this moment isn’t new to me.” Rinda smiled brightly. “That’s because we were always here together.” He opened his eyes and looked at her. “Maybe I don’t remember the past… but I want to build new memories with you.” Rinda blushed slightly, feeling shy… but very happy. A gentle wind blew, and leaves fell around them. Saiko looked at her and said softly, “Rinda… even if I don’t remember everything… I feel like you are someone very important to me.” Her breath stopped for a moment. Then she smiled, “And I won’t leave you until you remember everything.” Saiko stood up and extended his hand. “Let’s start again.” Rinda looked at his hand… then held it with a warm smile. Inside her heart, she whispered: “This isn’t the end… It’s the beginning.”
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love agony

Mahira is a breathtakingly beautiful, wise, and deeply emotional young woman whose life has always revolved around protecting the people she loves. Above all, she has fought tirelessly to shield her beloved brother, Ayaan, from a pain he never deserved. But destiny had already written suffering into their lives. When fate takes a cruel turn, Mahira finds herself absorbing the very pain she tried to protect her brother from—the agony of losing loved ones who chose to walk away from them. She silently carries the burden of shattered relationships, broken trust, and the weight of sacrifices made in the name of family. Ayaan, Mahira’s younger brother, is a true gentleman—handsome, intelligent,genius and quietly strong. Among all the characters, he endures the deepest wounds. His world collapses when he is diagnosed with a devastating illness that slowly steals his most precious memories. The very moments that define his existence begin to fade away. As if this tragedy were not enough, Ayaan discovers an even darker truth: even before his birth, his parents had made a life-altering decision about his future, trading away his destiny without his knowledge. The realization that he may never truly belong to the family he calls his own shatters him completely. In a twist of fate, Aarshi (also known as Aayesha)—Ayaan’s girlfriend—is the sister of Mahira’s husband, Jihan. Aarshi is sweet, sensitive, and emotionally fragile, yet she carries a childlike innocence. The pain Ayaan suffers becomes her pain too. She silently punishes herself, struggling between love, loyalty, and helplessness as she watches the man she loves slip away from his own memories. Surrounded by family and friends—Jihan, Aman, Tanya, and Ayaan’s close companions Karan, Zain, Mishtha, and Natasha—the story unfolds in a web of love, betrayal, sacrifice, and destiny. Will Mahira’s strength be enough to heal what fate has broken? Will Ayaan find his identity before losing himself completely? And in a world where love is tested by secrets and suffering, can anyone truly find happiness? This is a story of love that fights against destiny, of siblings bound by unbreakable devotion, and of hearts that continue to hope—even when everything seems lost.
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