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Aliyah, a noble nurse from 2020, bumped with a handsome doctor when she paid a visit to her parent's house in their province. Things started to get weirder around her; her grandpa talking about nonsense, the doctor who approached her forcing her to do impossible things for its grandmother. She even thinks that they were crazy people until a serious accident happened to her and she woke up and mysteriously transported in the year 1950!

She thought she was gone crazy but when she finally realized that she needs to do something to get her back to her time. Don't fall in love with a man named Henry but unfortunately, she did. The man was really persistent with her too. She forgot her mission; to made Henry fall in love with Sonia. She completely out of her path and things from that time started to go weary. Even though she found true love at that time, they can't be together. She ran out of time and she had no choice but to leave Henry behind. She decided to tell Henry the truth because it was the only way that she thinks that can save her or else she will disappear forever.

She came back in 2020, but everything change. Her supposed dead grandma came to life. Her town where she grew up changed into better. One more thing, the doctor that saved her from dying was a direct descendant of Henry that she truly loved. She found out too that she succeeded in her mission; Sonia and Henry lived a happy life together. Now, she found happiness at the right time and in the right person who promised to love her until the end.

Remember Me, Aliyah

Why my name is so common? I am that Aliyah who your grandpa is talking about! I want to say that, but I don't want to ruin his relationship with that Aliyah.

/"Can I go out, Papa? I am so bored here./" I yawned.

/"Just in the garden, you are still not allowed to move around,/" he said. I nodded.

They forgot about everything before I got into an accident. Even Dr. Dizon didn't remember what happened after the night I met him in the bar.

/"Can you walk, or do I have to get a wheelchair?/" my father asked.

/"I will walk, Papa, before I forgot the purpose of my feet,/" I answered.

/"Alright./" My father helped me with my dextrose. He gave me a face mask to wear. Even this hospital is not accommodating patients affected with the virus but still, prevention is better than cure.

/"I will leave you here for some moment. I need to make some calls./" My father smiled then left me on the bench in the field of the hospital.

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