B1 Reader · The house without a number

The address led to a street whose name changed each time they looked at it on the map.

You need to listen to me before you enter that house.

You wanted us to give you the book. Why are you helping us now?

Because I am looking for someone capable of remembering what I forgot.

If you told us your name, perhaps we would trust you more.

Inside, each room contained a memory that had been taken from a different person.

There is a kitchen where my grandmother is making bread. But I did not live through this moment.

It is said that the house preserves everything the city decides to forget.

Who decides which memories are erased?

The same people who ordered the sixth voice to be destroyed.

The woman removed her glove so they could see the glass mark covering her hand.

My name is Ada Mir. The key was created by my father and Lina's grandmother.

My grandmother told me she did not know this key.

She lied because she wanted you to live without this burden.

And what would happen if we brought the six fragments together?

The key may return every memory, but it could also replace the present with an invented past.

I do not intend to use it until we know who controls the voices.

The wall was broken from the other side and a masked figure entered the room.

Give me the book and I will allow you to leave.

Let Lina choose. Memory only exists if someone accepts it.