Eliza just looked at him. She wasn’t really seeing him. She felt locked in the past. The words keeps spilling over her lips…“I am Eliza, I whispered because it just seems the normal thing to do. I don’t…” she sound very frightened.“Feeling the braver of the two I decide to do the talking. I am Eliza. What’s your name?Again, she looked away from me making me wonder what’s behind the headstone. Her pasty face turns back to me. I…I...err, don’t know. I whispered speaking as one but looking as two persons.”“What do you mean? Instinct made me jumped backwards. I was…there. We pointed somewhere beyond the headstone. I watched us move out of my sight. Frowning, I stepped forward, somewhere in the back of my mind I seem to start to forget I am in a graveyard. My whole focus now seems to follow the girl. I walked passed a couple of headstones avoiding eye contact with the crows. Their dark beady eyes follow me. Again, the odd notion appears in my mind that the crows know something, shaking

"Please take a seat Denver."He stood a moment just looking at the woman who had given life to him. He don't even know her."Why did you bring me here? That man Grant Wilson literally grabbed me.""I told him too. We need to have a serious conversation.""Why here in public?" he pull out the chair. The waiter waiting approach him. "Black coffee with no sugar." he leaned back in the chair. He studies her face but can't see any resemblance to either him or Joslin."I prefer public places. I hope you have the decency not to make a scene with what I am about to tell you."Denver frown wondering what she could have that's this serious. His fingers slipped around his cup looking at her."Where is my father?"" I want to talk with you alone. He raised you but he certainly didn't teach you about the deceptiveness of people and life. That's part of the reason I want to talk with you in private.""Restuarant is hardly private." Daniel sit hidden watching them. He as a powerful business man ha

Daniel and Cathy sit looking at each other. Both are tired and hungry but can't do anythinh about it. They have been lock in this basement for sometime."Are you okay?" Daniel asked just to hear his voice."No I am filthy.""Do you know what's going on?"Daniel ignored her tone of voice. "How long have we been here?""Does it matter. It's clear our children don't even border with us. You sure teach them how to be selfish.""Really Cathy. You give our son the company making him powerful. Now you are surprise about his actions.""If you didn't teach him a loser complex this wouldn't have happened. He is intent on destroying the football team.""I would too given the opportunity. You and the chief of police and mayor continues to hide their crimes against women for the greater good. What good? Us just getting rich.""Oh shut up being at two face lair. Tell me where did these idiot capture you...at your whore house." Cathy yelled.Doppelganger Daniel stood in the shadows listening to them b

Denver stood beside his vehicle. He looked at his watch. Then down the road. He was impatient. Reaching for his cell phone just as the message alert. The moment he finished reading it another car stop behind him. He looked up curious to see what a modest sedan she was now driving."Sorry I am late." Joslin quickly stood on her toes kissing him briefly on the cheek. The truth was she wanted him to focus behind her."A car has been following me since I left." she smiled at him.Denver hugged her briefly looking towards where she suggest."It doesn't matter. As long as people stay out of my way they can do whatever they want." He turned to walk towards the entrance of the grave yard. She followed."What are we doing here?"They paid the gate keeper. There was now purpose is his walk. Right beside the graves he stood looking."Who do you truly thinks are buried here Joslin?"She looked but her expression was puzzled. She sometimes in the past did wondered but then just shrug it from her sh

“I need to talk about my past one final time, Angelo.”“I am here all the way, Joslin.”“I am surprise that no one noticed the difference with the body.”“They simply taken your brothers’ word. I also told you that my cousin was the coroner. Whatever questions there might still have been will never be answered as your body was cremated.”“This life I never wanted to acknowledge again but there was a few moments like the time my mom questioned me about you. That was one of the few times I thought she might be human.”“Tell me Joslin…” he reached for her hand entwining her fingers with his.“Joslin wait.” David called in appeal.She turned, facing him. It felt as though she was on the edge of a cliff, about to be pushed.“We could have our past again. Give it a chance, Joslin. We were happy once. We could have it all again.” He reached for her hand. The wedding rings burned his finger.Joslin disentangled her hand from his. She moved bodily a little further away from him, never question