Vanish (Book One) by Daise Sonny

Vanish (Book One) by Daise Sonny

Author:Daise, Sonny [Daise, Sonny]
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Published: 2013-02-19T23:00:00+00:00


The apartments were a little farther away than I thought, though we could see the light outside shining the whole way. They were nice, cream and brown with red doors.

“Can I talk to you for a minute?” Skylar asked pulling me aside.

“Yeah,” I said as he threw a key to Annabelle. “I’ll be right there,” I called to her.

“Look, I’m sorry for the way I’ve been. I have some things to tell you, if Annabelle wouldn’t mind.”

“You mean, stay with you in your room? Maybe Annabelle would want to join us; I know I wouldn’t want to be left alone.”

“She’s safe here,” he persuaded.

“Alright, I guess. Let me check with her.” I walked up to the door, it creaked as it opened.

“Hey,” she said looking up. “I’m pretty tired I think I’m just going to go to sleep.”

“Oh, would you mind if I stayed with Skylar? He said he has some things to tell me.”

“Oh, no you go ahead girl. Have fun, don’t get too crazy over there,” she teased.

“Real funny,” I laughed. “Come over if you need anything, okay?”

“I wouldn’t want to disrupt—”

“Okay,” I interrupted. “I’ll see you later.” When I walked out the door, Skylar was waiting outside.

“She said it’s alright,” I said.

“I heard,” he laughed. His cheeks were red.

He walked up to the door and turned the key. It looked the same as Annabelle’s room, red blankets, and sky-blue walls. A mirror framed with gold-colored metal. A vase stood on a cherry-stained table; the flowers in it were fake, but still beautiful. A white lamp with flowers painted on it lit the room. He lay down on the bed, patting for me to lie next to him.

“So… what did you want to tell me?” I asked.

“I’ve been trying to tell you this since the night you came home,” he explained.

“Okay, so tell me,” I said, intrigued.

“I’m not who I say I am,” he looked over at me. The thoughts that were running through my head couldn’t possibly be what he was about to say. “It’s me, Dante.” Or maybe they could.



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