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Memory Lane: Six Months Later By Natalie Richards
Memory Lane is based on Six Months Later by: Natalie Richards. Memory Lane relates to Six Months Later;not only by being the main characters, but by making you figure out who your friends, enemies are are while one of the four players try to get their memories back. Chloe is the main character of Six Months Later, who has lost her memories and is trying out how to not only get them back, but find out why they were lost in the first place. Maggie is Chloe’s best friend who is helping Chloe find out the hows and whys of her lost memory and trying to prevent it from happening to anyone else. While Adam helps out either side until Chloe and himself are revealed. Blake however is trying to keep Chloe from regaining her memories and finding out

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