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Just a Dream

Luke

Rolling over in bed, I reached out to the spot next to me. For a brief moment, I felt something solid and warm. My eyes sprang open, and Sophia gazed back at me. Her lips curled into a smile, and she was still her breathtakingly beautiful self.

I reached out to touch her but came up with nothing but air.

I blinked again, and she disappeared, leaving two large white pillows in her place.

It wasn’t the first time I had woken up thinking she was still with me. It was my fault she was gone, and for some reason, my subconscious couldn’t accept it.

I shoved the pillows to the floor. There was no need to take out my frustration on them, but it was all I could do.

Every day without Sophia seemed to get worse instead of better.

Glancing at the clock, I remembered that it was Friday. I wasn’t scheduled to meet with the council today, but I did have breakfast with my family.

Meeting for at least one meal a week was something that Mother requested soon after Father’s funeral. Since both her
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