" Yes." ... I don't remember meeting her. Isn't that strange? I remember getting to the fountain and then I just ... I don't remember what happened a...ter that." Ah! That's interesting." He stands and holds out an arm. "Will you take my arm? I think we should take a walk." A walk? Where will we walk?" I think it's time for you to take me to the fountain." Oh ... but..." Edward Richardson, there is a band-aid on your soul. It has been protecting a wound. But it is time to take off the band-aid.". But the memories are still carved in my memories like it all happened yesterday. We are 3 siblings. I am the youngest and 2 elder sisters. Vidya eldest married and settled next Divya and then me.I had just joined college. Life was terribly busy with my routine. There was hardly any time for anything. Mom was, as usual, busy with household responsibilities and dad with his business. Mom’s younger cousin, Neetu masi, used to visit us frequently.She was close to mom. She used to share her grief. I glanced up from my breakfast to find Matt watching me with concerned blue eyes. ‘Let me worry about it, okay?’ he offered. ‘Turning the business around for you will give me something to do other than fix cars.’ I cradled my cup of coffee between my palms. ‘Are you sure?’ The smile melted from Matt’s face as the line of his mouth sobered. ‘I should do more around here than I do. I wanna help make things better for you. For us.’ Us. My heart melted like the brown sugar topping my oatmeal. He. “Barz said you were back!”“This is my friend, Treya,” Katrin said. “She’s a priestess.” Treya frowned, but it was easier to explain a priestess than a mystic or the Three Orders.Ana’s eyes grew wide at that. “Oh!” She ducked her head. “Hello, miss. Do you two want to join me?”The three of them took seats around the table.“Why are you in a place like this alone?” Katrin asked Ana.“Oh, umm, I’m waiting for someone. What about you? Why were you gone so long?”“I was trying to earn enough to pay.