Mist
It left a scorched mark on my hand, and her heart was gone, burnt to ashes in my hand as the flames died down around us.
“Now she’s truly dead,” Kari said, and smiled at me. “Let me go, Kai.”
“No,” I cried over her body as people touched my back, and shoulder to show their last respects.
“Be happy, Kai, you deserve a life filled with it,” Kari said, and I looked up but she wasn’t there anymore.
“We have to take her back now, Kai,” Carl said, and I nodded.
We were alone in the clearing, and I had no idea when everyone else had left. Carl and Frank carried her back up to the house, and a few minutes later, I heard their car drive away. There was just too much of everything; pain, regret, and g
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