Daavid came even closer and placed a hand on Viktor’s shoulder. “How is it that you’re alive? We saw you at the funeral. You were dead. You were even embalmed. This is impossible! It can’t be. What’s going on, son? Tell us. How are you alive?”
I bit my lower lip. What next?
Daavid hugged Viktor for a moment. “I can’t believe you’re alive. Thank goodness you are. That’s all that matters now. We’ve missed you more than you’ll ever begin to imagine.”
Rosel stroked Viktor’s patchy-shaved head. “Let’s take you home. Come on.”
With a headshake, Viktor gently pushed away his parents.
I sighed. “I think it’s best if he stays with me for a while. This is where he’s been since last night.” What else could I do at this point? Being honest was my only choice.
Rosel’s eyes grew. “Last night? You
