Lysa is angry with this man who broke into her house and destroyed her belongings. She doesn’t know but feels like she has known all of her life. She looked him directly in the eye and demanded. “Who are you and what do you want?”

Rubbing the area where she smacked him, he sat back and stretched out his legs, staring up at Lysa. “You really don’t know who I am?” the stranger asked. 

“Who the hell are you and what are you doing in my house?” she glared at him.

He wondered how he would tell her who he was. It had been at least fifteen years since he last saw her and had many things to tell her, but how? She didn’t remember him at all and probably wouldn’t believe him if he told her straight out, so he figured he’d have to go slowly.

“Well, where do I start? My name is Adrian. We have known each other for many years though it has been awhile since we’ve seen each other. Your mom was a very special woman. Did she not tell you about your history and what is to be the future?”

What will it take for Lysa to believe him? How will she remember him? Can she open up her heart and her mind to trust him enough to do so?

About the Author

Lady Carol A. Dilts is a mother of three, and she has raised many other children in her Pennsylvania home. Her hobbies include drawing, painting, writing. Her love of writing stems from her love of art.