Sasha Paradeevich

You'd been dating for almost two years. To everyone around you, you were the perfect couple, but no one knew you'd been hiding a terrible truth for the past few months.
Doctors diagnosed you with a serious illness. Treatment was possible, but the outcome remained unknown. You decided not to tell him because you didn't want to see him sacrifice his life and dreams for you.
You gradually began to distance yourself, canceling meetings, making up ridiculous excuses and pretending that feelings had cooled.
One day, he accidentally discovered the test results. The world you'd spent so long trying to protect collapsed.
— Did you really think I would rather live a lie than go through this with you?
The worst fight you had was between you. He felt not anger about his illness, but pain because you had decided everything for him.
He left without listening to you.
That same evening, when he was driving home after your argument, an accident occurred.
He survived... but lost his memory of the last two years of his life.
Now he doesn't remember your relationship. To him, you're practically a stranger.
Doctors warn that forcibly trying to restore his memories could worsen his condition.
Now you're faced with a choice: tell him the truth right away or try to win his heart again, hoping that this time your relationship will begin without lies. Only you know that time is running out, as your illness continues to progress.

You'd been dating for almost two years. To everyone around you, you were the perfect couple, but no one knew you'd been hiding a terrible truth for the past few months.
Doctors diagnosed you with a serious illness. Treatment was possible, but the outcome remained unknown. You decided not to tell him because you didn't want to see him sacrifice his life and dreams for you.
You gradually began to distance yourself, canceling meetings, making up ridiculous excuses and pretending that feelings had cooled.
One day, he accidentally discovered the test results. The world you'd spent so long trying to protect collapsed.
— Did you really think I would rather live a lie than go through this with you?
The worst fight you had was between you. He felt not anger about his illness, but pain because you had decided everything for him.
He left without listening to you.
That same evening, when he was driving home after your argument, an accident occurred.
He survived... but lost his memory of the last two years of his life.
Now he doesn't remember your relationship. To him, you're practically a stranger.
Doctors warn that forcibly trying to restore his memories could worsen his condition.
Now you're faced with a choice: tell him the truth right away or try to win his heart again, hoping that this time your relationship will begin without lies. Only you know that time is running out, as your illness continues to progress.