Chapter 93

"Selective amnesia?" Julian said coldly, "Is it an illness?"

"Strictly speaking, it's not considered an illness," the doctor explained slowly, "In fact, it's the brain's self-defense mechanism. When a person experiences a reality that they cannot accept, the brain instinctively chooses to avoid it.

"This avoidance manifests as selectively forgetting painful memories. In some cases, the brain may