Grief: /greef/ noun 1. Keen mental suffering or distress over affliction or loss; sharp sorrow; painful regret. It’s been five years. Five years of pain, sorrow, and grief. Five years of having to hold on to my insides so they didn’t come spewing out for the world to see. Five years of walking around like a ghost. But everything is about to change. With just one phone call, my world will be flipped upside down, and like it or not, everything is about to change. Am-ne-sia /am nee zhuh/ noun 1. Loss of a large block of interrelated memories;complete or partial loss of memory caused by brain injury, shock, etc. My name is John Doe. I woke up five years ago with no recollection of who I was. Everything in my world was blank except for sporadic visions of an angel in human’s clothing. The urgings of those around me to start a new life is strong, but I can’t fight the feelings inside of me demanding I find out who this beautiful creature is. I’m coming for you, my beautiful angel. Wait for me. Chem·is·try /keməstrē/ noun 1. the complex emotional or psychological interaction between two people. This is my world, not Jackson’s, but I’m slowly making him remember and introducing him to things he doesn’t understand. There is still something between us. We can’t fight it, and we’re sinking again.