. the night before my wedding.Mark and I had decided to have a small, intimate wedding service with a few friends. No frills, no bells, and whistles,...just us exchanging our vows followed by a blowout trip to Las Vegas with a couple of our close friends.Mark had been to the house, I prepared a nice romantic dinner, and afterward, he made love to me before gathering his things and going back to his home to spend the night and prepare for our wedding day. That night after Mark had left and I had. “Sure! I don’t see why not.” She said, excited. “But I want to stay here, at the field, until they turn the lights off.” “Uh, okay.” I said. Why did she want to do that?Hiding from the janitors and other people, we ducked until nobody could see us. After 10 minutes of uncomfortably crouching, the lights began to shut off. Darkness consumed the area, and soon enough I couldn’t even see Hannah.“Hannah?” I asked, talking to darkness. “Han-“ I was interrupted by a kiss.Hannah’s lips met mine in the. You will know momentarily, as we are about to enter through the veil that your twin generates to hide your true home,” I explained.Once inside the veil, I found it to be a time bubble or some sort.It must be a time bubble or some sort of preservation magic. It looks like the day she remembers leaving.As I looked around, I found that it wasn’t the same as the day she left, but only a few days later.“Hello sister,” her twin said as he arose and pulled her into a hug. “You did what you were able. Her mom had had to go to a doctors appointment at 8:30 and it was an hours drive away, so she had already left. He had already woken her brother before they both had come into her room. Half asleep she sat up in bed. She went to the restroom but when she got back to her room they were still in her room. She asked what was going on as she looked at the two of them. Her father told her that they had decided, he and her brother, that because this was the last day of the program they were going to.