Bailey

ADES AGO

ain the unimaginable pain he feels. His heart raced wi

. One second she was right in fron

lapse on the floor like a log of wood. Samuel acted quickly

Samuel's heart pounded violently against hi

you're talking about. I promise you, she looked fi

ught her here, she was dead. And the main reason it all turned out to be like this is

sick

doctor left Samuel alone in misery. Stunned and overwhelmed, Samuel wondered aloud how he

dead. It was at this point that he realised

that would warrant such a severe penalty. How did eve

shrill sirens and Bailey's family's c

m..

had was

m..

his side, he wouldn

r brother, Lucas, caught his eye immediately. "Do I have your attention?" Lucas in

shed him before he could say anything else. "Look, everything will be expl

re you even here? Have I finally

his world that no one knows exists, but I've been there, and that's where I met this friend. Their worl

the book," L

rly?" Samuel frowned, as he wasn't understanding anything L

still have it." Lucas reveals this, shocking Samuel. "You mean the spell b

reason why I've come to see you." Samuel pauses as he listens. While he though

need you to cas

el asked for

e morphed into an angry bull. Why had Lucas waited so long to spill such nonsense? He thought to himself, infuriated by Lucas' nonchalant manner. "Lucas, your sister's dead, and you are here telling me to cast a dumb spell that doesn't even work!" Samuel raged. "Are you kidding me right now? As you see, I don't have time to play your childish games." Samuel to

s of silence between the two. He was still digesting the fact

eed to cast the spell.

closed his eyes, concentrating deeply. When his mind became calm and clear, he breathed in and out

eny the tingling

ght. Had he imagined things? Samuel shakes his head. He then looks around and realises that the hall was deserted, everyo

ng lifeless on the bed. And then it hit him-she was really dead. The love of his life was dead. He felt his heart (lub-dub) slowly rise as he

phic cardiomyopathy." "Why didn't you tell me about it, Bailey? That is the problem with you, Bailey; you nev

y side forever." He began to cry, saying, "And now I'll never have the chance to hear your sweet voice

o give it to you as a surprise on

y. And that was the day I wanted to propose to yo

s lips, t

do anything." He raves incoherently as tears cascade down his face. He inche

ought whatever was happening around him was a dream. H

er world called Mujaro, a

e to me." The hooded woman clapped, and all the lit black candles

Samuel

e was there. As he turns back to face Bailey, he jumps, seeing that her eyes are open and she is staring straight at him. "Bai... Ba... Bailey?" he stutters. He hesitant

ed like saucers. He couldn't comprehend what was happening. He jumps as a cold

tis a maga

Samuel co