Rewind (Vanish Book Three) by Daise Sonny

Author:Daise, Sonny
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: fiction, tragedy, death, fantasy, paranormal, young adult, evil, disappear, best friends, vanish, sonny daise

We decided it was probably best to go back to Grace’s house. She told us it wasn’t unusual for her mom to be gone for weeks at a time. It was our only option aside from a hotel room. When we arrived, the front door was open. Grace looked at us cautiously before walking to the door. I followed close behind her, and Dante walked in front of her. There was broken glass on the living room floor, but Grace said nothing appeared to be missing. I had a hunch that I knew who it was—Ann. I wondered when she came, before she took Rose to Meadowbrook, or after. I also wondered if she paid George a visit yet, I hoped he and Cooper were okay.

“Dante, can I talk to you for a minute?” I asked as I dragged him into the spare bedroom.

“What?” he asked skeptically as I closed the door.

“I’m going to let Rose take the guest room. Tonight I want you to take me by my house.”

“Why?”

“Step one in my plan,” I smiled. “C’mon let’s go get Rose.”

She was still passed out in the back of the car. Dante picked her up with ease and took her upstairs to the guest room. Grace went to bed, and that left me and Dante on the couch. I didn’t know what to say to him, if I talked about my feelings, it would freak him out. After all, he wasn’t the guy who fell in love with me.

“So when do you want me to take you to your house?” he asked.

“Eh, in a little while, I’m not exactly excited about this, but it has to be done.”

“What exactly has to be done?”

“Don’t worry, I’ll take care of it. I just need you to take me there.”

“Alright,” he sighed as he stared at me.

“What?” I said as I got up to look in the mirror.

“Have you ever had déjà vu, and you didn’t know why? Something felt so familiar… a feeling, or—never mind,” he laughed.

“What are you thinking about?” I wondered.

“That dream, I mean, I could almost call it a nightmare, but I could also call it the best memory I have,” he said, now serious.

I closed my eyes and remembered. It was hard, and we had fights, but it was all worth it. The night at the lake, and the last night, were the best memories I had.

When I opened my eyes, there was less than an inch between us. Within a second, the inch turned into nothing, but before his lips could reach mine, I heard footsteps less than five feet away. I turned toward them; Grace stood there with two pillows and a stack of blankets.

“Sorry for interrupting,” she said as she put the blankets down and walked away.

“I’m sorry,” he said as he moved to the other side of the couch.

“For what?”

“Let’s go,” he said as he held his hand out. I grabbed it and soon we were standing in my bedroom. He went to let

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