Saya stumbled slowly out of her tomb. The sun was setting, the only light was a pink tinge in the sky. She didn't remember anything at all. Saya stumbled forward a few more steps, then collapsed.
She was woken by warm hands gently shaking her awake. Saya slowly opened her eyes to see a familiar face.
"Saya. Wake up, Saya," a voice said.
"Who's Saya? Who are you?" Saya asked the man in front of her. He had orange-red colored hair that was going gray and brown eyes. He wore square-rimmed glasses. "Saya, it's me. It's me, Kai," He looked worried. Had she forgotten about him? A look of recognition crossed Saya's face.
"Kai," she breathed. Then her face broke into a smile. "Yeah. Let's go home," They took a few steps forward, then Saya's smile faltered. "Haji?" Kai just smiled, looking forward. She had no choice but to follow him to the home that had belonged to her so long ago. She was looking at her feet when they walked in. "Hi," came a voice. Saya recognized it as Monique's. "Hello," said David.
"Hello, Saya," Julia said. "Hi," This voice was unfamiliar. Saya wanted to know who it belonged to, but didn't feel like raising her head. Nobody spoke for a few minutes, then.
"Welcome back, Saya," This came from the one voice that Saya had wanted to hear. Her head flung up, searching. Finally, she found him. There he stood, arms open, smiling. Saya stood up and ran to his arms. "Welcome back," Haji said again, before leaning down and kissing her.
"Who's Saya? Who are you?" Saya asked the man in front of her. He had orange-red colored hair that was going gray and brown eyes. He wore square-rimmed glasses. "Saya, it's me. It's me, Kai," He looked worried. Had she forgotten about him? A look of recognition crossed Saya's face.
"Kai," she breathed. Then her face broke into a smile. "Yeah. Let's go home," They took a few steps forward, then Saya's smile faltered. "Haji?" Kai just smiled, looking forward. She had no choice but to follow him to the home that had belonged to her so long ago. She was looking at her feet when they walked in. "Hi," came a voice. Saya recognized it as Monique's. "Hello," said David.
"Hello, Saya," Julia said. "Hi," This voice was unfamiliar. Saya wanted to know who it belonged to, but didn't feel like raising her head. Nobody spoke for a few minutes, then.
"Welcome back, Saya," This came from the one voice that Saya had wanted to hear. Her head flung up, searching. Finally, she found him. There he stood, arms open, smiling. Saya stood up and ran to his arms. "Welcome back," Haji said again, before leaning down and kissing her.