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The next morning, I walked past the study with my suitcase. The door wasn't fully closed. From inside came Olivia's low, muffled laugh. Her computer was on a video call. Dylan, still in his pajamas, was lounging against his headboard, holding up a copy of the wedding vows. "Liv, this part you wrote is way too formal," he said. "'Ethan, thank you for seven years by my side.'" He read it out loud, then chuckled. "Sounds like a company memo."

Wake up for our babies, wake up for me" He leans back and rests his head on the headboard. * * * Eva 💘 It's dark everywhere and I can't see anything, I don't even know if I'm standing or sitting. Suddenly I feel like someone is moving my head, I reaching out trying to hold onto the person's hand, but I caught nothing. It's just air, I frown. Why can't I feel anything? Then I hear a familiar voice speaking. *When are you going to wake up, bae. It's been two weeks already, I need you to wake up. I want you to hit me, get mad at me and even ask me to prepare the hardest dish for you. I miss you. I really, really miss you that my heart start burning. Just wake up, ok?* What is he talking about?

"Feel the light. Shining in the dark of night. Remember what we forgot, I know it's a long shot, but we're bringing it all back." --- Jenifer Lopez ●●● "VICTORIA? WE are here." Someone shakes me. "Wake up." "5 more minutes, mom," I mumble. "Victoria, you got to wake up." Someone shakes me again. "Please." I open one eye to see a bright light. "Too bright."

I feel my eyes close and darkness takes me. "Queen Ashley, WAKE UP!”

Wake up feel the air that I'm breathin' I can't explain this feeling that I'm feelin' I won't go another day without you Annoyed by the song his phone is playing now, Vince would have pressed the next button for another song to play... I know it feels like no one's around But baby you're wrong Just get rid of that fear Promise that I'm here, I'll never be gone So baby come with me We can fly away and we can watch the stars shine And baby you can be my love, oh Wake up feel the air that I'm breathin'

And for the first time since that awful night, I knew I was going to die for sure. I could feel the darkness waiting to pounce on me. My head felt dizzy like it was spinning slowly. There was a loud thud next to my ear and I winced as if struck by lightning. The sounds were becoming muffled and faded into black dots. My vision turned dark and I realized I wasn't looking forward anymore but backward. Darkness consumed me. ******* “Wake up!” it sounded like a whisper from the wind yet familiar at the same time. It sounded very urgent. “Please wake up Aurora you can't sleep forever”

Naomi’s Pov "Wake me up, someone, please wake me up!" My voice echoed through the pain, like I was calling out to a bad dream. I blinked at the bright light, tasting blood and sweat in my mouth. Everything around me was a blur of red and shadow. I could barely remember the morning, only broken memories of the night before the screams, the clash of steel, and the grief still twisting in my chest.

I rubbed my sleepy eyes, pushing myself up the stairs as I yawned slightly. I dragged myself toward my bedroom door. I opened it. A small frown immediately came over my face. It was pitch black. Which was weird. I didn’t remember turning off the lights. I closed the door behind me, reaching around blindly for the switch. Before I could find it, I was suddenly pushed back against the wall. Hands covered my mouth. My heart stopped. Then a familiar voice whispered against my ear. “Miss me, bride?”

Beneath the dark, stormy sky, thunder rumbled like a giant's growl, echoing through the air. Sheets of rain poured down relentlessly, soaking Adam and Mariah, who stood side by side before three graves. Adam, whose eyes had now been rendered swollen and red by endless tears, stared intently at the graves before him. The pain etched on his face was immeasurable, as if he had cried all the tears his heart could bear. Behind him, Mariah, remained silent, providing her presence as solace.

Everything went black. “Salome, wake up!”