Not Quite Gone

De: Darlene Zagata

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

They say when you die, your life flashes before your eyes.
But what if it doesn’t end there?

What if, instead of fading to black, your story quietly continues—on a street you’ve walked a hundred times, surrounded by familiar faces, doing the things you’ve always done? You wake up. You breathe. You live. And you don’t remember dying.

At least—not at first.

There are whispers in the cracks of memory. A fleeting moment of déjà vu so strong you stop mid-step. A dream so real you wake up gasping, clutching your chest, your mind chasing images you can’t explain. People tell you it’s stress. That it’s nothing. But what if it’s everything?

In a world so similar it might as well be the same, a few are beginning to feel the fracture. Subtle inconsistencies. Echoes of lives they don’t remember living. Fates they were never supposed to escape.

And beneath it all, one unspoken truth coils quietly:

They died.
And this is not the life they left behind.

But if death isn't the end... what is?