Acident

Sarah

Enrico seemed to have read my thoughts and guided me toward the exit, where several people seemed to be waiting for their respective cars. There were also some journalists, all with cameras ready, eager to get a good shot for sensationalism, I thought with distaste.

"I need to request my car," Enrico informed me.

He looked around, seemingly unsure about leaving me alone for the time it would take to do so. We were a bit farther away, but it didn't take long for Kael and "our" sister to find us.

"I don't think it's a good time," Enrico said.

"Do you really have no idea what I'm talking about?" Kael persisted with the same subject as before.

I decided to take control of the situation, after all, this matter was of utmost seriousness, and I probably wouldn't be able to sleep, thinking about it. The initial shock was dissipating, leaving behind a whirlwind of doubts. Many doubts.

"I've said it before, and I'll repeat it. I know nothing about this sister story, other than Rachel, of