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Should I tell him everything? I can’t. It will sound insane, and he’ll never believe me. I figured out the truth months ago and I hardly believe it myself. But I can’t lose him again. “I’m not going to let her separate us,” I promise him quietly. “Not this time.”
What truth? WHAT TRUTH?!?!
How could we have been so much in that life and so little in this one?
My thoughts, too. Sad. Very very sad.
“Why are you in Jeff’s corner so much? I’m the one you’re related to, not him.”
Her mom do be sticking up for Jeff a lot…
She is quiet, wrestling with something she’s not sure she should say. “You know things,” she says, her voice barely audible. “You always have. You know things you shouldn’t.”
“Sometimes your father knew things too,” she says, her gaze falling to the table. “Things about you. And the way he insisted at the end…it was like when you were a kid and he was so certain about your allergy before you’d ever had shellfish. He was certain about this too, and that’s what makes me think you should listen to him. Because it’s possible he knew something you don’t.”
Why the fuck would Meg have gone to the lake?
Is she the one??
“Because I figured out weeks ago that you were interested in someone. I thought it was the patient Lynn said you were spending so much time with, and I figured it would pass because we both know that can’t go anywhere, so if it’s not what I’m thinking, please tell me what the fuck it is.”
She’s going to have his license pulled or blackmail him
I’ve never seen her before but there’s something intensely familiar about her. The pale blond hair, the fine-boned beauty. There’s this feeling inside me when I see her face—rage, terror—that I can’t begin to explain.
Rose. Their daughter. Or her mother?
“Maybe I’ll go to the future and see if it happens,” she says. She’s teasing me. The room is so dark I can’t see her face, but I hear the smile in her voice.
“Tell me about visiting the soldier. That’s my favorite.”
Who’s the soldier?
