amnesia

Waking up with amnesia is terrifying. Waking up to discover you own a private island, three penthouses, and an assistant whose ears turn red every time you look at him? That is a whole new level of chaos. Vivian Chen does not remember the woman she used to be. She does not remember building an empire, wearing only black and gray, or firing a chef for suggesting beef tartare. She definitely does not remember why she was crying so hard she forgot how to breathe. But she notices Lucas Grey immediately. His perfect posture, his carefully neutral face, and his ears that turn pink every time she thanks him for coffee. He has been waiting for her to see him for six years, and now that she finally has, he has no idea what to do about it. Somewhere between nearly killing a ficus plant, accidentally tipping a waitress one million rupiah, and being adopted by a chaotic found family, Vivian realizes that forgetting who she was might be the best thing that ever happened to her. But when a red notebook hidden inside the ficus reveals secrets about her past, Vivian must decide: become the cold, untouchable billionaire she was before, or embrace the messy, cake-filled life she has stumbled into. Complete with a man whose ears tell the truth his mouth will not.

Having unified Britannia and established the Fairy Kingdom, Shirou returned to Japan in 1993. “Fuyuki… what a peaceful city…” He had thought he could spend the rest of his life in quiet peace, but then he caught sight of an unexpectedly familiar figure. “Morgan!! When did you get here?” Blonde Girl: “Just now some lunatic mistook me for Jeanne d'Arc, and now this… Seriously, how could anyone possibly confuse me with my royal sister? I’m King Arthur!” Shirou: “That’s hilarious. If you’re King Arthur, then who am I?” … This is a fan translation of 从妖精国归来的士郎 by 角宿一. Please consider supporting the original author if you can.

The trick to disappearing is consistency. Reiha Kurokami has been disappearing for eight years, and she is very good at it. In the neon-lit, fracture-scarred city of Ashenmori, seventeen-year-old Reiha lives a life defined by silence. Hiding behind a plain cloth mask and a carefully constructed "filing system" for her emotions, she has successfully buried the trauma of her past—along with every memory of the first nine years of her life. She is a girl with no name of her own, only the one handed to her in a hospital bed by the man who saved her from a collapsed Soulplane breach. But the past has a way of breathing. When a red oni mask mysteriously appears on her windowsill, Reiha’s internal walls begin to crumble. A single touch ignites memories of a glass sky, falling ash, and a younger version of herself making a desperate bargain. From the "hollow place" in her chest, a second consciousness awakens: Kurai, an ancient and patient guardian of the Soulplane who has been waiting eight years for Reiha to be "ready." As the city’s spiritual fractures begin to leak "copper-cold" energy and the sinister Void King begins harvesting souls on a massive scale, Reiha is forced out of the shadows. Recruited by the clandestine organization AXIS, she must trade her quiet life for a blade. With the help of the scarred Commander Ashido and the enigmatic Kurai, Reiha must learn to navigate the dying geography of the Soulplane. But as she hunts the monsters emerging from the fractures, she realizes the greatest threat isn't the Void King—it’s the truth behind the deal she made as a child. Reiha Kurokami isn't just an amnesiac survivor. She is the only one who can break a soul... starting with her own.

The city saw her face. Now it has to decide what to do with it. Three weeks after seventeen Fractures tore open across Ashenmori in a single morning, Reiha Kurokami is no longer hidden. The photograph is everywhere. The city is divided. The government wants answers. And somewhere in Ashenmori General Hospital, fifty people woke up from the Hollow State overnight — healed by something that was never supposed to be in the physical world at all. The Void King has crossed over. He is not attacking. He is arranging. Inside Reiha, the partnership she fought to build is shifting in ways she did not prepare for. Kurai is growing stronger — and his memories, his reflexes, his centuries of Guardian instinct are beginning to surface without her permission. What they built together is becoming something neither of them fully controls. And a faction within AXIS has a protocol ready for exactly that scenario. Outside, the Void King’s Chorus is growing — people who chose the transaction for reasons Reiha cannot dismiss. People she was supposed to treat as enemies and can’t. And beneath the Higashimori district, forty years of patient preparation is nine days from completion. A door is opening. It goes both ways. The Soul’s Edge is the second volume of the Soul Breaker trilogy. It is recommended to read Volume 1 first.

After a car-crash Nivedita woke up from coma after two months with no memory of her recent past. In this time the opportunists are trying to make use of her . Let's see if she get her memory back or the opportunists succeed in deceiving her.

Rebecca Parker wakes up to a life she doesn't recognize— a cold husband, two children who fear her, and a marriage on the verge of collapse. Everyone says she once loved another man enough to destroy her family… but she remembers nothing. Now, with eight years of her life gone, Rebecca is determined to fix what she doesn't understand, even if her husband is already asking for a divorce. But as the past slowly unravels, one question remains… Did she really betray him, or is there something far worse hiding in those missing years?

In a world ruled by shadows and forgotten power, a boy awakens with no name, no past… and a terrifying ability he cannot control. Hunted by unseen forces and guided by strangers who know more than they reveal, he is drawn toward an ancient secret buried deep within the world—the truth about his existence. As fragments of his lost past begin to surface, one name echoes in silence… the Sovereign. Erased from history, yet feared by those who remember, the boy must uncover who he truly is before the power within him consumes everything. But some truths are never meant to be remembered… And some names are better left forgotten.

When God abandoned the world, He left behind scattered Shards of His power. Those who wield them are called Architects—members of Ancient Families who rewrite history and reshape matter to keep civilization from collapsing. Ema lives a hollow life in Prague, tormented by nightmares of a past she cannot remember. Driven by visions of fire and ash, she makes a fatal mistake: she returns to her hometown, a place that was erased from maps. Saved from a massacre by Viktor, a mysterious man with a dark burden, Ema is thrust into a hidden society where reality is a weapon. But while the Families fight for control, a greater threat is rising from the cracks in the world. The Void is hungry. And Ema might be the only one who sees it coming. _____________________________________ [Release Schedule] New chapter every 1-2 days! [Author's Note] The synopsis only scratches the surface of the world and the journey ahead. The story runs much deeper than it seems at first glance, and I can't wait to reveal more of it to you. A massive thank you to every reader who spends their time with my story. Your support means everything!

Smells of sweet fragrance. It's probably of another flower. Rose or Honeysuckle. Gentle winds blow and the flower snaps off its stem. "I thought you would love this flower. It used to be your favourite." Rose... It's so red "Kira... I'm so glad you woke up... I... I... couldn't live without you." I want to slip off everything "I even brought you your favourite snacks." Why did you hold me. I thought you understood me. I... I... The flower rolls down the hill. Why did it snap so easily. It was so fresh and healthy. It had just ... Bloomed. "W-who are y-you?"

Three months ago, Emma Carter was Luna of the most powerful pack in the north. Three months ago, she stood beside her mate Alpha Liam Hayes in battle against rogue wolves. Three months ago, a blow to the head erased everything. When she wakes up in a hospital bed, she does not know the man sitting beside her. She does not remember the war. She does not remember falling in love. She does not remember the mate bond that ties her soul to his. All she knows is that a stranger is calling her his Luna and she wants to go home. But the home she remembers is not the Alpha's fortress. It is a small cabin in Willowbrook where she grew up, where her sister still lives, where life was simple before she became someone important. So Emma runs. She leaves the man who claims to love her and returns to the only place that feels real. Liam follows her. He does not force the bond. He does not demand she remember. He shows up in her tiny village as a stranger and starts over. He takes a job at the local lumber mill. He rents a cabin down the road. He sees her every day at the bakery where she works and pretends he does not know her. But Emma is not stupid. She knows this man is watching her. She knows he is lying about why he moved to Willowbrook. She knows he is hiding something big. And against every logical thought in her head, she is drawn to him. As winter deepens and Emma starts rebuilding her life, she discovers pieces of who she used to be. A warrior. A leader. A woman who fought beside the most dangerous Alpha in the north. But she also discovers something terrifying. The rogues who hurt her are coming back. They want to finish what they started. They want her dead. Liam will burn the entire north to keep her safe. But Emma is done being protected. She is done being told who she is. She is done letting her past control her future. When the rogues attack Willowbrook and Emma has to choose between running or fighting, she makes a decision that changes everything. She fights. Not as Liam's mate. Not as the Luna she forgot. But as the woman she is choosing to become. In the end, the real question is not whether she will remember him. It is whether she will choose him anyway.

Rentaro awakens in an unfamiliar world with no memories of his past. Taken in by a small orphanage, he attempts to live a normal life while learning about the world he has awoken in. But as he begins to experience glimpses of normalcy, a disturbing truth surfaces, one that shatters the life he is trying to build. What starts as a story of survival slowly becomes one of self-discovery and restraint. Facing forces far stronger than himself alongside those he grows to care for, Rentaro must confront his deepest desires while experiencing life for the first time.

In the world of Eden star a world where Many towers Appeared within different countries (The same as earth but different Country names and different cultures), Sasaki Ken is the only Ghoul to exist within the planet itself. this is my first fanfic and novel , it may suck beacuse im not familliar with Many other Tokyo ghoul stuff and the grammar may be bad beacuse English is my second language and that i don't know how to actually put good writing

A struggling young woman is offered a strange job. She have to pretend to be the deceased lover of a wealthy heir who reduced to a hollow shell after her death. Desperate, with nowhere else to turn, she agrees. At first, it seems simple. Stay by his side. Make him eat again. Remind him to sleep. Endure his silence, his outbursts, and somehow, bring back the smile he has long forgotten. She tells herself it’s only an act. A role she needs to play. But the longer she remains in his world, the harder it becomes to draw the line. Because the way he looks at her— as if she is the one he has been waiting for— begins to pull something inside her. And somewhere along the way… her feelings stop being part of the act. Now, trapped between truth and deception, she finds herself falling for a man who loves a ghost she could never defeat. In a love built on lies, how long can she stay before everything breaks? And when the day finally comes, when he wakes from his madness and sees her for who she truly is, ….will there still be a place for her by his side?

Eren wakes alone in the endless dunes of Titan, with no memory and strange cybernetics fused to his body. Avelin, a lone survivor and self-taught assassin, finds him — and together, they must navigate a harsh, dystopian universe filled with ruthless enemies, hidden technologies, and deadly secrets. Every choice could be their last, and every step brings them closer to the truths buried within themselves… and the world around them.

A chance encounter with a mother and her child draws the narrator into a bond that is tender, yet suffocating and unbreakable. As love, control, and identity blur, she discovers that protection can become a trap and some bonds can never be undone.

After waking up from a three-year coma, Aureliana finds herself in a world she no longer recognizes. Her mind is blank, trapped in memories from years ago, yet she is wearing a wedding ring and greeted by a handsome stranger named Rhydian who claims to be her devoted husband. He tells her they have a perfect life together, including two beautiful twins, Wynne and Maven, who call her Mama with innocent love. Confused and desperate to piece her life back together, Aureliana tries to accept this new reality. But her heart holds onto the echo of another man—Damian, the boyfriend she remembers loving deeply. Why can’t she recall marrying Rhydian? And why does everything feel like a carefully constructed dream? The truth shatters her world when Damian reappears, exposing Rhydian’s greatest deception: they were never married. Rhydian created an illusion, rewrote history, and played the role of a husband to keep her by his side, believing it was the only way to save her fragile mind and protect their family. Caught between the love of her past and the family of her present, Aureliana must uncover what really happened before the accident. Was it only love for Damian she felt, or was there always a place in her heart for the man who waited for three years in the dark? In a life built on lies, she must decide where she truly belongs.

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.”

A Detective who got amnesia by an incident has to solve a case regarding of a missing person.

"Nothing more than an arranged marriage," --- At least, that was all it meant to him. But to Adelynn, it was everything. Promised to him since childhood, she grew up loving only one man, believing that one day, if she tried hard enough, endured enough, suffered enough… he would finally see her. But to him? She was just another poor woman, clinging to a man far above her. She wasn’t worthy of him, and he mocked her, calling her weak and insignificant. Perhaps she was, until an accident left her unable to recall her past, erasing the memory that he ever existed. Her annoying early morning messages, her interrupting check-up calls, All of it gone in a snap. For the first time in her life, Adelynn felt she was free, and for the first time in his, he felt emptiness. One that worsened when she was finally able to see him: Denever Collens. A rival of his, equal in status, and now his ego refuses to allow him to stand by and watch. Because the love he once refused to choose is now the one thing he’s no longer willing to lose.