Sight by Juliet Madison

Author:Juliet Madison [Madison, Juliet]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781626815506
Publisher: Diversion Books
Published: 2015-07-13T04:00:00+00:00

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I pushed through the front door and dashed toward my bedroom, grabbing the laptop out of Serena’s hands on the way.

“Hey!” she said, following me. “Why’d you do that? I was researching about the genetic predisposition to psychic ability. There’s definitely a clear familial link, did you know that?”

“Shh! Give me a minute.” My breaths came short, sharp, and fast, and my heart pounded inside my chest.

“What are you doing?” Sasha was sitting on the floor, painting her toenails purple, a high energy song blaring from her iPod, which explained why Serena had been sitting in the living room away from the awful noise.

I ignored her as I typed into Google. I frantically scrolled through the search results, my eyes stretched wide. I clicked on a few results, then another. Bingo.

“Savvy, what’s going on?” Talia and Tamara came in, and Sasha turned her music off.

The image on the screen both freaked me out and fascinated me, and this image wasn’t in a vision, it was here, right in front of me, right now. My sisters, barring Sasha, peered at the screen and I pointed, my hands shaking.

“Who is that?” Talia peered closer.

I gulped. “I saw him, I saw him today.”

“Robert Pearce,” Talia read the name under the photo accompanying the news article about the car accident. “Hey, isn’t that Riley’s dad? Didn’t he die?”

I nodded.

“Huh? Do you mean he’s alive?” Talia’s mouth gaped.

“No, he’s not.” I looked up from the screen to face my sister and a cold chill ran through me. “I think I just saw his ghost.” The words came out as a whisper, afraid if he heard me he’d appear out of nowhere and scare the living daylights outta me.

Serena gasped, and Talia froze. Sasha spilt the nail polish and swore, scrambling to get up. “Are you serious?” Sasha nudged Talia out of the way to look at the picture, and Tamara sat on the bed behind me, gripping my shoulders.

“Dead serious.” Oh wow, were my abilities somehow growing? I’d thought we all needed to be together for it to work, and maybe we still did, to see the future at least. But this, this was something else, this wasn’t a prediction, this was a message. “And I could hear him. Not like in our visions where I can only see things, he was in front of me talking like any other person. But, oh my God, he didn’t have a shadow!” I brought my trembling hands to my face, covering my eyes. “He said to tell Riley it was an accident. I didn’t know what he was talking about at first, I was too confused about what I was seeing, but do you think he meant that his death was an accident?”

“Well, how did he die?” Talia asked, and I remembered I hadn’t told them what Riley had revealed in confidence to me that day on the beach.

“I wasn’t going to say anything, but I have to now. Riley said his father killed himself by driving off a cliff.

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