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Noah Epilogue
I was devastated when Mom passed. I always thought that I would die long before Elleanna did. She was more like a real mom to me than anyone had ever been. The way she accepted me as her own really touched my heart. I wanted to be the best I could be in honor of her memory. About a week after she passed I received a visit from her. I thought I was going crazy when she materialized into my room.
"Noah, my son, I bring you a gift"
I jumped as I heard her voice and turned around to see her standing there. I put my hand on my chest and stared blankly in shock. She laughed a soft song-like melodious laugh that filled the room and curled around me.
"Noah. I am really here my son."
She said and stepped closer to me. I reached out to touch her and almost jumped when I made contact with her.
"H..How?"
I asked as she wrapped me in
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