38 An Old Dream II
At Zane’s question. Ewan sighed tiredly and rested his head properly against the headboard, his eyes choosing to focus on the ceiling.
“You already know the answer to that, Zane. She was my savior, all those years ago. She was also a good friend of mine too… before the accident… from what I can remember.”
“Remember?” Zane’s eyes widened in incredulity.
“Ewan, you lost both the memories of that unfortunate day and the years before that. Practically, you have no memory of your childhood. So, how are you sure Fiona was your
friend?” Zane took a seat on the soft yet firm hospital bed.
“You are right, Zane. I don’t remember anything really… but sometimes, the memory of that day pops up in my dreams.” Ewan inhaled softly, before meeting his friend’s gaze.
“That’s how I know what happened, and the sacrifice she made.”
Zane was nonplussed.
He trailed his eyes over Ewan. What was his friend talking about?
“You can’t be serious, Ewan. How do you know the dream is the real deal? It might be a hallucination. It might just be a mere dream.”
Ewan shook his head. “It isn’t. I just know it isn’t. He paused. “Even if it was, how can it show up this morning, clearer than before…?”
Zane frowned.
“Please don’t tell me it’s a sign for you to let Fiona go unpunished, after what she had done; after she had almost cost you the company and the health of your people?”
Ewan looked away.
Of course, he knew what his friend was talking about…
If Athena finally cancelled the deal they made, his company will return to that restless state it had been a night ago–at the verge of closure–and he will have to bury a lot of his people. Ewan knew what Fiona might cost him, but the dream…
“Fiona will be punished for her actions. I already called the engagement off. I’ll also reduce the money I give her, at least for two weeks, so that she can talk to herself and repent…”
Zane laughed in disbelief. “You will engag
Ewan said nothing
her again right?”
His silence though, communicated just enough.
However, when Zane threw up his hands in frustration, he spoke then.
“She saved me, Zane. I won’t be here, if not for her. Yes, she has made mistakes, but should I rule her out because of that? This is the first. I’m sure it won’t be happen again. I’ll make sure of
that.
3B An Old Dream II
Zane cackled humorlessly this time around.
“You are naive, Ewan. When it comes to Fiona, you are so naive. It’s like you become a different person, a shallow person–something you aren’t on a normal day”
A pause.
“I understand that she saved you… Wait.
There was a twinkle in Zane’s eyes now.
“Since you are a lover of evidence, what evidence did you have that Fiona saved you? Dreams aren’t enough. What informed you of Fiona’s authenticity as your savior…”
“Her bracelet. Ewan didn’t waste time this time around.
Zane furrowed his eyebrows. “A bracelet?”
Ewan nodded. “In the dream, although the face of the girl that had saved me was blurry, the bracelet on her hand wasn’t. When I woke up from the coma, I saw little Fiona sitting close to me, weeping. She was wearing the same bracelet. That’s how I knew she was the one.”
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