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“What do you mean you don’t remember anything, Sam?” I asked, my heart thundering in my chest. “How can you not remember anything?”
“I don’t know,” he admitted with a shrug, still looking as lost as he had when he first opened his eyes. “It’s like… my mind is completely blank.”
“Have you ever seen anything like this before?” Raven asked Maggie.
She shook her head. “No, I’ve never seen anyone hit with a jolt of magic lose their memory before.”
“Magic?” Sam asked. “What are you talking about? I wasn’t hit with magic. Magic’s not real.”
A gasp left my lips as I looked from Maggie to Raven. Th
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