False Awakening

In her coma, they fell in love. In reality, their story never began. While unconscious, Nadia dreamed of a life built on forgiveness. She married Jarren—the boy she once tormented—raised their children, and found peace in a world that never existed. Yet, when she wakes, it all vanishes: the children, the warmth, the man she hoped to grow old with. Jarren cannot even look at her, haunted by every cruel word, every humiliation. Nadia, however, remembers none of it. She clings to the fantasy; he remembers only the pain. She feels the ache of losing him, while he carries the full weight of her past cruelty.