Seeing mom’s spirit flash away gave me a sense of rightness to it – some people might think it’s crazy to kill your own mother twice, but she gave me a reason to.
The new ones remained frozen. I suddenly became a know-it-all, and I knew everything.
I really missed Leanne’s parents and watching her break down was really tough on me because it reminded me more of her mom.
“I always knew you could do it, Warrior,” Derek praised me and gave me a tight hug until another truth came to mind. He smiled and nodded, confirming that he’s going to leave.
“No!” Mikala screamed over the loss of our brother, and he just embraced her again.
“Don’t leave,” I whisper, losing him twice is as bad as losing him once, only worse.
“Take care, sisters,” he tells us and his body fades away.
“Don’t go,” Mika
