Sound by Juliet Madison

Author:Juliet Madison [Madison, Juliet]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781626817180
Publisher: Diversion Books
Published: 2015-09-09T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter 15

“So what you’re saying is, not only can you hear ghosts, but you can predict future events? Through the sense of sound?” Damon scratched his scruffy head.

“Well, yes. But I can only predict things when I’m with my sisters. When we connect and put the five senses together. But the ghosts…” My thumb and finger found their way to my ear lobe. “That’s a first for me. I thought maybe you had visitors staying with you or something, but when I saw the room was empty, well…”

“That’s why you left the room suddenly that day, when you said you saw a spider.”

I nodded. “There was no spider. Just voices.” I ran my hands over my scalp, then rested them on my lap. “Geez, I must sound crazy.”

Damon moved closer on the couch and placed his hand on top of mine. “I don’t think you’re crazy.”

Our eyes locked and I wanted to hug him. Not because he was cute and I wanted to know what it would feel like, but because he was so nice to me. And revealing this secret had made me feel open and vulnerable and exposed and I felt like I needed some sort of human contact, some stability to stop my body feeling like it was floating away on an ever-moving cloud, taking me places I had no control over. I needed to feel grounded. Secure.

I glanced at Lara, who appeared deep in thought. She didn’t seem to notice that I was looking at her, waiting for her to give me some kind of response. Some reaction to my revelation.

“And this is why you’re so interested in delta brain waves, because you believe it has something to do with your abilities?”

“Yes.” I explained to him about Savannah’s coma and what the doctor had told me about delta waves and deep sleep and healing. And how we had all gathered around her bed holding hands, and that’s when we each sensed the future, and then she awoke. It was one of the most significant moments of our lives. And it changed our lives from then on, though we didn’t acknowledge it until three months later when our vision came true on moving to Iris Harbor.

“I’m guessing you don’t want to put it into our science project, though.” He half-smiled.

“Um, probably not a good idea.”

“Everything is energy,” Lara finally spoke. “And energy, though invisible, can affect other energy, so in theory it could be possible that Savannah’s vibrational frequency during her coma somehow affected yours, especially since you share a strong bond through a genetic relationship.” She tapped her chin with her multicolored fingernails. She wasn’t an “Oh my God!” kind of person or a “Wow, that is amazing!” person. For her it was all about facts and theories and reasons. No need for emotions to get in the way.

“Your last name almost sounds like ‘delta,’” mused Damon.

“That’s what we said!” I perked up. “We kind of gave ourselves a name, based on that.” Uh-oh, should I really have mentioned that? Too late.

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