The Forgotten Truth

Gale Harper is lying in a hospital bed with white sheets. Her eyes are bleary as she slowly opens them to the blinding white lights above. Two doctors stand near the foot of her bed, their voices hushed as they discuss her condition, making it hard for her to focus. She tries to move, but weakness overcomes her; panic and confusion gleam in her eyes as her mind struggles to comprehend her surroundings.

Gale awoke to a sterile world of white lights and whispers. The truth, they said, was lost in a car crash.

Gale Harper is now in a cozy living room filled with sunlight. The room is decorated with warm colors and plush furniture, showing signs of a life being rebuilt. Gale sits on a sofa with a blanket draped over her shoulders, looking at photo albums filled with memories she can't recall. Her expression is one of quiet determination as she decides to accept this new reality and move forward, despite the gaps in her memory.

Piece by piece, Gale crafted a new life from the fragments she could grasp.

A rainy afternoon, Gale Harper finds an old journal tucked behind a bookshelf in her study. The room is dimly lit with a single desk lamp illuminating the journal. Gale's eyes widen in shock and curiosity as she flips through the pages filled with dark deeds and dangerous secrets. The name 'Elias' is repeated several times, sending chills down her spine.

'You were never in a car crash.'

The scene shifts to Gale Harper's front door. The room is filled with tension as a loud knocking echoes through her home. Gale stands frozen, clutching the journal against her chest. Her face is pale, and her eyes are wide with fear as she remembers the final entry warning, 'They will come for you.' The sound of rain pelting the windows adds to the ominous atmosphere.

As the last words warned, the knocking began. Who had come for her?