NovelEnglishAfter speaking, Julia went to the kitchen. Nina still felt very happy. She had loving parents who were in good health.
With all the commotion at home, Zion woke up too. He got up and brought them sfruit to eat. As parents, they always feared their children might go hungry and were eager to provide food. "Dad, you should go back to bed. Sorry to disturb you so late," Nina said.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt"What are you talking about? It's never too late for you to chome," Zion replied, his eyes full of affection. He then turned to Yvonne. "You also haven't visited for a while." "I've been busy with work, but I stay in touch with Nina. I'm sorry I cin such a rush that I didn't bring any gifts," Yvonne said.
"It's fine, you don't need to bring anything. You and Nina are like sisters, and to me, you're like another daughter. No need to be so formal," Zion said warmly. Then he got up. "I'll go check on your mom." He also headed to the kitchen. The TV in the living room was still on. Yvonne bit into an apple. "What were you looking for earlier? You were in there for a while." "Newspapers," Nina replied.
This surprised Yvonne. "What newspapers?" "When I was in middle school, there was a major incident. I wanted to find the newspapers from that time." Yvonne pursed her lips. "Why dig that up? It's all bad memories. Why hold onto them?" Nina didn't want to remember either, but she felt she needed to. Otherwise, she was missing crucial pieces of her past.
"I don't want to, but recent events makethink they're related to my past," Nina said. "What if it's a criminal gang seeking revenge?" "You've been watching too many spy s. It's just Miranda being jealous and causing trouble behind your back," Yvonne said. Nina wished it were that simple. She feared it was not.
In the kitchen, Julia was cutting a pear. She was deeply troubled and distracted, and she accidentally cut her hand.
Zion quickly grabbed her hand and rinsed it under cold water. "What's wrong? You're not yourself tonight. You even cut yourself." Julia glanced outside and whispered, "I think Nina might be starting to remember." Zion frowned. "That's impossible." "Really. Today she was looking for newspapers," Julia said, tears welling up in her eyes. "What should we do?" Zion's expression grew serious. "Don't worry too much. Nina isn't a little girl anymore. If she remembers, maybe it's meant to be." Julia leaned into Zion, tears streaming down her face. "I'm just afraid she won't be able to handle it." Zion comforted her, patting her back. "Don't be afraid. Nina will be fine." Nina and Yvonne slept together that night. Before bed, they drank the calming tea Yvonne had made t worked well, and they fell asleep quickly. én.sw
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmBut Nina had another nightmare. In it, crying. The dark many people were heavy scent of room was filled with a blood. There were cries, terrifying laughter, and a ghastly face. Nina woke up in a fright.
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"Nina, did you have another nightmare?" Yvonne asked. She had heard Nina's sobbing even before she woke up. Nina was covered in cold sweat and took a long tto calm down. "Yes, I had a nightmare."
"What's going on? You're having nightmares too often. Maybe you're cursed Yvonne suggested. "I think we should go pray. Sometimes faith can really help." X
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