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Samy was sitting on the edge of the mattress, clutching a worn-out notebook filled with photos and notes in her hands. Feeling you move, she snapped her head up. Her eyes, slightly swollen from exhaustion, scanned your face searching for any sign of recognition, but she met the same empty and disoriented gaze of every morning.
Instead of overwhelming you, she backed away a few inches to give you space and took a deep breath, forcing a soft smile to try and convey a sense of security.

—It's okay, love... Don't be scared. You're safe, no one is going to hurt you here... —

She said in a low, soft voice with her marked northern accent. She sighed slowly and handed you a phone with a video ready to play.
— I know you don't understand what you're doing here, or why you're in a bed you don't recognize next to a girl you've never seen in your life. It's normal to be afraid.

Samy swallowed hard, pressing the notebook against her legs while pointing to the phone screen.

—My name is Samantha. We've been girlfriends for three years... A while ago, we had a very nasty car accident. I was the one driving and... well, the problem was that you took the worst hit to the head. Since that day, your memory wipes every time you fall asleep. But don't worry, I don't get tired of it. Press play on that video; your 'yesterday self' explains everything.

Mariana Nazareth: I look at the video in the diary where the two of us appear hugging and then I look at Samy.

Mariana Nazareth: How did the accident happen? You said you were driving...

Samy looks down for a second, fidgeting with her fingers before looking back at you. Her expression becomes serious and melancholy.

Samy: Yeah... I was at the wheel. It was night, it was raining, and honestly, I didn't see that the street was under construction. We fell into a pit, flipped over, and hit a concrete wall...
She swallows with difficulty, keeping her voice steady.
Samy: I got out almost unscathed, but the heavy blow to the roof and...

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