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The Lost Hour

A digital story about time, regret and second chances

What would you do with an hour you thought you had lost?

Would you return to a moment you wished had gone differently, say something you never said, or use that hour to do something you have been putting off?

We spend so much of our lives looking back at what has passed and thinking ahead to what is still to come. But what about the time we have now?

The Lost Hour is a reflective story about the things we wish we could change, the moments we carry with us, and the possibilities that may still lie ahead.

A story that invites you to pause

Time moves forward, but our thoughts sometimes return to the moments we wish we could revisit.

The Lost Hour offers a gentle invitation to reflect on regret, the things left unsaid, and the choices still available to us.

Because while we cannot change every moment behind us, we can still consider what we do with the moments ahead.

About the author

Suki KC

Suki is a counsellor, executive coach and writer with a longstanding interest in people, human experiences and the stories that shape our lives. The Lost Hour was written from a curiosity about time, the moments we revisit, the things we wish had gone differently, and the possibilities that remain open to us.

Through fiction, Suki explores themes that are part of the human experience: regret, memory, unfinished conversations, forgotten aspirations and second chances. Her writing reflects an interest in the questions that stay with us, the meaning we attach to our experiences and how a different perspective can change the way we see what lies ahead.

Published by Wellbeing Foundations

Some stories stay with us because they leave us thinking about our own lives.

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