Reset. When I left my home the next morning, I felt the cold of the rain sneaking into my skin. Although I noticed that I didn't wear any shoes, I just kept moving. I couldn't help it.
Autopilot was taking me over. I had the feeling that I drained more of myself with each step I took. I wasn't even able to think in words.
When I saw Cass climbing into the bus, I completely lost it. Surprise seemed no longer a possibility for me. Just blank.
Although I kept going, I didn't get closer to the bus that slowly moved out of my sight and with it any sense to me.
It was like somebody had pulled the plug. I was somewhere, but not where I was supposed to be.
I had lost all connection to the thing that should have been my body, while the rest of my awareness tried to communicate in a language I had never heard of.
I don't know what happened next, or if I actually dissolved, or how long I was out of order. But when I opened my eyes again, I just listened to this thought, telling me that I somehow knew that face that looked at me with a smile.
Then the sense of surprise gloriously returned, when I heard waves and seagulls, looking into a blue and sunny sky.
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UNA
SpiritualUna is an ordinary high school girl. At least she thought so. Until strange things start to happen. As suddenly her best friend disappears, she finally realizes that there is more at stake. When eventually visions of her dying father begin to haunt...
