The accident during filming replayed itself in fragments every time she closed her eyes.
The crew had been resetting the lights for another take.
Someone shouted and then metal screeched overhead.
Then, came pain, a blinding flash and finally darkness.
When she woke in the hospital, everyone around her acted as though nothing unusual had happened.
Except...
Nothing made sense anymore.
According to her assistant, the falling lighting rig had struck the back of her head.
The doctors had rushed her into emergency imaging, fearing internal bleeding.
Instead, every scan had come back perfectly normal.
There was no fracture and no swelling.
No permanent neurological damage.
She was in every sense perfectly healthy.
Except she no longer remembered the last three years of her life.
The neurologist had explained it with careful optimism.
"Post-traumatic retrograde amnesia isn't common, Miss Hart, but it does happen."
"You may recover those memories tomorrow."
"Or next month."
