I shook my head, very sure this was all a coincidence. I couldn’t be reliving my own nightmare. It was a nightmare, I couldn’t possibly be reliving something so awful. What happened to all the good things in my life? The times I wished I could get back, the times with my dad, when he changed, when he saw me, when he looked at me. What happened to the happy times in my life? This had to be a coincidence.
"Is something wrong?" I got up on my feet, shaking the feeling away from me.
"Come," Kai said, turning away. Ash perched on my shoulders and let out a low, gurgling croak that settled at the pit of my stomach like a heavy weight. This was exactly like my dream. But that was impossible, wasn't it? So I shooed Ash away and followed Kai. But not without shutting the door and telling Ash to
