Hellen started to behave strangely, since that day.

Hannah was disturbed of it.

It made her uncomfortable for a few days already.

Hannah decided to visit her; she went to Hellen’s house then.

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“Hellen, are you alright? Is there a problem?”

Hannah asked her finally, after five minutes of silence since she arrived.

Hellen just looked at her, but didn’t speak at all.

Don’t tell anybody about ‘us’.

“Hellen, you should talk to me. You’re acting strange, after your discharge from the hospital. What’s wrong with you?”

Hellen just looked down.

Don’t tell her.

“Should I get mad first, so you would speak? Or you will talk to me this instant?!”

Hannah was making a mad face.

“Hanny...”

Hellen approached Hannah.

“Don’t call me Hanny! Now, you’re talking?!”

“I’m... sorry.”

“Sorry for what?”

Silence...

“Hellen, tell me! What is it? What are you hiding?!”

“I... should... tell you... something.”

Hellen looked at her with a worried look.

I’m warning you… don’t tell her anything.

“Aish! What are you worrying about? I’m your bestfriend, just tell me.”

Hannah was frustrated of Hellen.

“Just promise me... you won’t freak out with whatever I’ll say and do.”

Hannah sighed and motioned Hellen to talk.

“Okay? Tell me.”

Stop!

Hellen sighed deeply.

“Do you remember the day you saw my eyes changed?”

“Yes.”

“How about the ‘floating momentum’..?”

“Yes, why would I forget that? Even though, we promised to forget that.”

“Um...”

Don’t do this.

Hellen sighed again.

“Since I was 10 years old, I’m having these dreams... strange dreams.”

“How strange..?”

“It was vivid and repetitive, it seems like memories that I have forgotten.”

“Is it really memories or just a mere dream?”

“Back then, I didn’t know what they are… But after I fainted, I knew it... I remembered it… It’s memories... my memories.”

“What? What do you