All I saw before me were the times of used to be. I remembered when I was little I would sit on my father's knee and he would tell me stories of the times he saved villages and helped bring peace to thosethose who didn't have it. He was everything that a little girl ever asked for. Then my memories went to my mother and how much I loved her too. I just hated the day they died. I felt and still feel like it was my fault for some reason. I would sometimes hear them fighting about me some nights.
I was walking in between two rows of golden wheat standing just as tall as I was. Then from out of nowhere I heard her voice, "Applejack?" I looked around for the source of the voice until I came across Dashal. She smiled at me and I smiled at her. We stepped forward as our fingers intertwined with one another.
"I missed you," I told her.
"I missed you too," she smiled back.
"When will I see you again?"
"Wait only six and a half years and I will be with you again."
We leaned in and kissed each other passionately. She pulled away with an evil glare and smirk, "Here!" she pulled me by my hands, "Follow me!" I ran and tried keeping up with her speed until we came up to the edge of a clearing. In the middle of the clearing sat my house. There, I saw older versions of Dashal and I. We were sitting on a blanket filling at the two toddlers playing in between us. They had yellow hair like mine and were simply too cute fit their own good.
"What is this?" I asked Dashal.
"This, is our future. We become mothers to our very own children," she beamed at me.
"That is so cool!" I hugged her, "I can't believe that this is going to be us!" but then something hit me, "But you're dead. I killed you myself. How can we possibly have a future together?"
"The future isn't set. There is no fate but what we make for ourselves. For as long as you have hope, we will be back together again my love. Never forget me and all that I stand for."
"But I don't think I can lay without you," I said as she began fading out, "I love you."
"Just keep look out on the horizon my sweet sweet Aj," she said before everything went dark.
My alarm went off; stealing me away from my dreams.I sat up and turned off my alarm. Looking around, I saw all the pictures of me and my friends from the past. I felt so alone now that most of the life I knew was blown away.