CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE
“You’ll soon see,” Charley said. “Come with me. I’ve waited until I felt like you’d understand the situation, not certain I should show you, but I believe, now, what you witness next will help you make some important decisions. About yourself, as well as others.”
Before Gabe could ask questions, a gust of wind twirled around him, followed by a moment of feeling as though he flew through the air—the same sensation as when the angel brought him home from the waterfall—and Gabe found himself in front of an unfamiliar house, Charley at his side.
A chill crawled up his spine. “Where are we? More importantly, how did we get here?”
“Actually, we’re still in your room.”
“Huh? Say again. I don’t get it. I thought we flew somewhere. And, by the way, this doesn’t look like m
