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Follows the case of Christine Paolilla, who brutally murdered four people with the help of her boyfriend, who later committed suicide.

I believe at some point in all our life, we would love to know what we know now back then, then many of us would have done things much differently.

Amelie and Benjamin have loved each other longer than they can remember. Now they know each other only in dreams. But their memories are about to come back. Memories of a lifetime spent together, in friendship and in romance. Of the separation that nearly ruined them. And of the coming back together that nearly erased them. After their separation, Amelie divorced herself from her world. Leaving Benjamin, and their history, behind. Or so she thought. Memories are a funny thing. They can’t help but haunt you.