The Forgetting Curve (Memento Nora) - Plot & Excerpts
I shrugged it off. My mind was on Winter. I’d switched the pills, which was far easier than I’d thought. Winter slept through most of my visit—and the maid was glued to her earbuds listening to a ’casts as she halfheartedly dusted. I stopped at Starbucks and then walked toward the Nomura offices. The caramel macchiato made me feel only marginally better. Hopefully, the fog would clear from Winter’s brain, and her implant would stop working—again—because of her different brain chemistry. But what aboutpeople with so-called normal brains? Her parents? Mr. Yamada? Anyone else who had one of these chips? Or bought one of our phones? I couldn’t make other people’s brain chemstry like Winter’s. But I could erase the chip. Maybe. If it wasn’t encrypted. That’s what I had to figure out, and Nomura was the easiest place to do it. And I could check on Dad, too. Someone rushed past me, nearly spilling my coffee. That’s when I saw the burning remains of a car parked in the visitor lot outside Nomura headquarters.
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