Chapter 66

“A few decades ago. There was a child who got hurt running away from the havoc we brought to his village. Fighting Baku always gets messy and innocent people get hurt. One of Baku’s men had him cornered. He couldn’t run anymore because his leg was broken. After I killed the man I went to help the child. My blood spilled into his wound. A few seconds later, his leg snapped into place and he healed.”

“And the amnesia thing?”

“You were my first. I figured if I could put things in your mind, I should be able to take them out, or hide them.”

“Show me.”

Ash leaned away from me. “Show you what?” he asked perplexed.

“How they were born. That’s one thing I really wanted to experience.” Childbirth was one thing no mother should miss. I read in one of the baby books that it is the beginning of an external bond between mother and child. As unconventional as mine was I still wanted to know.

Ash looked at me troubled. “I won’t be able to edit out all the bad parts.”

I held his face in my hands. “J