As the trio continued to sift through the contents of the scrapbook, Lucas found himself drawn to a particular photograph—a faded image of Andi smiling brightly, her eyes filled with warmth and laughter. He reached out to touch the picture, his fingers grazing the surface of the page.
But as soon as his fingertips made contact with the photograph, a jolt of searing pain shot through Lucas's body, causing him to cry out in surprise. The room seemed to spin, and darkness engulfed him as he slumped back in his chair, unconscious.
In that moment of unconsciousness, Lucas was transported into a world of fragmented memories—a kaleidoscope of images and emotions that belonged not to him, but to Andi.
He saw glimpses of Andi's life unfold before his eyes—moments of joy and sorrow, love and loss. He felt the warmth of her embrace, heard the sound of her laughter, and witnessed the fierce determination that had defined her spirit.
But amidst the memories, there was a sense of urgency—a message that Andi was trying to convey to him, though the details remained elusive. Lucas struggled to make sense of the disjointed images, his mind reeling from the intensity of the experience.
And then, as suddenly as it had begun, the flood of memories receded, leaving Lucas gasping for breath as he slowly regained consciousness. He blinked, disoriented, as he looked around the room, trying to make sense of what had just transpired.
JE LEEST
Wolf
HorrorIn Wolf, Royce Earnest Rasmussen spins a gripping tale of mystery and horror as a small Southern town grapples with a series of unexplained murders. When strange occurrences coincide with the full moon, suspicions fall on the reclusive newcomer, Luc...
