The Sands of Time by Dianna Hardy

The Sands of Time by Dianna Hardy

Author:Dianna Hardy [Hardy, Dianna]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781494376307
Google: zCD4nQEACAAJ
Amazon: B007280H10
Goodreads: 18931384
Publisher: Satin Smoke Press
Published: 2013-12-02T07:00:00+00:00


Chapter Six

Amy had heard that when you're about to die, your life flashes before your eyes, so her first thought when her memories came flooding back into her system, was that she was about to die. But what a way to die. The word 'orgasm' did not even encompass a fraction of what she'd just felt. She was on Cloud Nine, if such a place did exist.

The invasion of her memories was the first sign that something wasn't altogether right. She remembered the easy stuff first: Elena opening the portal; Etienne cutting her wrist; then she understood the lie that she'd been living this past week… But what really cut her deep, were the memories that came afterwards – the memories from her childhood that had been forgotten for over twenty years. They choked her. Or was it him choking her?

Him?

"Off!" She pushed against his chest.

"Amy, it's all right."

"Off!"

"Hey…"

"What the fuck is wrong with your hearing? I said, get off!"

He scrambled off her, but she wasn't really paying attention – there was too much, just too much…

Was he off her yet? Yes, he was, but … what was this weight on her chest?

Her mother … she remembered her mother.

"Oh, God…" Where those tears on her cheeks?

"What? Amy, what's wrong?"

She tried to respond, but there were no words, and the weight on her chest was getting unbearable. A wretched sob escaped her, and it eased the weight a little. She hurt, damn it; her heart hurt.

She saw herself running into the woods. Her mother had told her not to go into the woods, and now she remembered why. Someone had been stalking them. Her mother must have known it, but had never told Amy, presumably so as not to scare her. Amy hadn't known then, but now that she remembered, her adult mind was able to put all the pieces together.

She'd always felt so free, just running…



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