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245 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 12, 2021
“Come on, Kitten. I’m sure you look fine. We need to go.”
Why did him saying I looked ‘fine’ send a pang of insecurity through my brain?
Why did I want him to view me as more than fine?
She was flawless.
A striking smile lit up her face, putting me at ease in an instant. Something about her seemed familiar, but surely I would remember having met such an otherworldly and beautiful woman.
“Thank you. How intriguing that you felt the emotions of the song without the capability to understand me. Perhaps your soul knows that it is about you and your role in the prophecy.”
Confusion rocked me to my core, and my mouth parted to ask her a question, but for some reason laughter bubbled up out of me instead.
When her face turned somber at my reaction, my hands flew over my mouth in shock. She was serious. But that couldn’t be.
“I’m so sorry. I thought you were pranking me. You can’t be serious....” I trailed off, my eyes wide as saucers. When she just gave me a perplexed look, I continued, “I’m just an ordinary human. I have no special talents—except maybe scrubbing floors. Honestly, I don’t even know anything about the world outside of these pack lands, because I’ve been confined here for the past seventeen years, and…” She held a delicate hand up, cutting my ramblings off.
“Did you just call yourself a human?” She inquired with genuine curiosity.
Was this a trick question?
“Yes?” I answered hesitantly, wondering why she would think otherwise.
It was her turn to laugh now, but her laughter was one that was contagious, and I found myself laughing along with her until we both wiped tears from our eyes.
We spoke at the same time, “It’s so funny that you thought I wasn’t human,” came from me as she said, “You’re hilarious, my young Prophetess.”
Did she just call me a prophetess?
“Kira, you can’t be serious right now,” she said incredulously with a raised brow.
Looking around, it dawned on me—this must be a dream.