7
Everythin’ seemed strange. Out of place, as did my stomach as bile made its way up and out.
Elspeth, are ye sick?
I glanced over and up at Bram and threw up some more. Wipin’ my mouth off with my sleeve, I finally answered, “What do ye think?”
“That sometimes happens when you time travel. She’ll be fine, let’s get inside.”
Wi’ my head bowed downward, I stared at the brick laid walk as I waited for the door to open. I didna want to see where I traveled to, partly because I knew it would be verra different and I had, had enough change to last me. I felt empty inside. Lost. I didna belong here. I had no connections. It’s like my soul was left in 1726. My thought tightened and my eyes burned as tears began to fill.
She’s cryin’, Arabel.
“I know and there will be more days like this to
