The Point of No Return {sequel to The Arbitrary life of Avery Blake [teacher]}

The Point of No Return {sequel to The Arbitrary life of Avery Blake [teacher]}4

‘But you on the other hand-‘ she spoke to Meghann ‘-I see Aqua… the colour of a healer. You try to make everyone happy and fix their problems but to what extent? I also see Prussian blue… you are full of harmony and peace although your life has not always been that way. You too have a line of black through your aura which will never heal. You have experienced something… not too long ago. But you both have Amber representing strength and courage… I would say you two have the best friendship I have ever come across.’ She once again concluded.

I gave Meghann a confused side glance but she wouldn’t meet my eyes. Was I missing something? What did this psychic mean?

‘If I may, I would like to move onto Psychometry Readings if that is OK.’ She said as she folded her arms onto the table as her facial expression was neutral.

‘If we knew what that was…’ I said truthfully.

‘I don’t want to go into technical terms or anything so I’ll simplify it. It’s basically you giving me the dearest object you have on you and I take it. Some say that when you’ve have an object for a certain amount of time; it starts to hold some of that person’s energy. And from that energy, I can take it and examine it and find out anything I want to know.’ She concluded.

‘OK’ Meghann and I both said.

Meghann quickly handed over her Peace necklace that she’s had for as long as I’ve known her.

Madam Melrose placed the necklace in the palm of one of her hands before placing the other palm on top of it. There was a minute or so of pause before her expression changed. ‘I see pictures, many pictures… a scar, a knife, some suitcases, a man, a body, Avery.’ It was as though she didn’t know what she was saying whilst the pictures were popping into her head. My mind was in confusion because of the random choice of words…

‘Oh dear…’ Madam said as she quickly handed Meghann her necklace back. I tried to inspect Madam’s face but it held no leaked emotion. And as for Meghann; her eyes were encircled with a slick, glassy liquid. I scrunched my eyebrows in confusion.

Meghann turned to me and shook her head, ending the progress of any further discussion.

‘Avery?’ Madam Melrose asked.

I hesitated before I took off my locket necklace Cole had given me on my 18th birthday. I’ve worn it ever since.

Madam Melrose followed her previous remedies to attempt to read my locket.

Her facial expression turned sour and regretful. Soon, she began to almost hyperventilate. But after 30 seconds, her face begun to turn softer ad her breathing begun to slow until she opened her eyes.

‘Child, of 18 years of existence, you’ve had a harder life than anyone I’ve ever known. You’ve experienced more pain, hurt, loss and love in that small amount of years than most people will ever experience in their lives.’ She said it softly with a kind expression.

I looked down at my lap and nodded before looking back up. ‘So… what did you see Madam Melrose?’ I asked politely.

‘It’s hard to keep track of the many pictures that flooded my mind but I saw many, many things. There was a boy… or I must say a man. I will describe him to you as I saw him a many times. He was tall and had chocolate enriched hair and matching eyes. His name was… Cole, but I hear you call him Mr Ford. Is that so?’ she asked innocently enough.

I blushed ‘Y-yeah…’ I said softly.

‘Don’t be ashamed child; there is no wrong doing on your part, neither on his part. He holds much strong love for you and as I said before, I could see it in your Aura. If two people hold that much love and affection for each-other then why not abide by it as the most truest of love’s is rare to find.’