A Nightmare

Chapter 1 

            "No, no, No!! Stop it!", yelled Amanda. 

       This was no ordinary night for Amanda.Her head felt twisted over the idea of her nightmare. She has been having these for the past 2 months. I should know. I went through this too, but I don't think I could ever imagine what she saw.

         We come from a rich background. My parents bought a mansion on the coast of the Pacific. It's big, but that doesn't mean it's better. I live on the East wing in separate rooms with my sister. My parents reside on the West wing. We have separate bathrooms, kitchens, and game rooms. We hardly see each other. I don't know why we live in a mansion. Our family is just made up of my mom,dad, and sister, along with me of course. I think they just wanted to be better than everyone else, they are mostly stuck up.

      I go to school like other kids. I'm in all the advanced classes with my friends. Apparently I am the leader in the group. But this school is a bit different, it only accepts straight A students, that's not weird though. However, I take a boat to school everyday. Actually its a yacht that I share with my sister. 

     I'm worried about her, my sister. These nightmares have been affecting her grades and if this continues, she will get thrown out of school. I can't even imagine what my parents would do. Maybe they won't notice... That's not a risk I am willing to take. I have to help her before the "Fancination Test."If she fails that test... her world will crumble.

     The Fancination Test is a difficult exam we all must take our last week of school. The results from the test will determine everything we do in life and on. Our jobs, careers, family, money, they all depend on that test. There is no possible way that she will be able to focus on it with the nightmares shes going through. I can't let a chance to save my only sister's future pass by so easily. I may not do much, but I have to try. I mean, its worth a shot right? 

Chapter 2

      The next morning my sister wakes up rather calm. It was strange. I didn't like the sight or even the thought of this. But I still don't know how to even start helping her, let alone fully treat her. 

"H-hey Sis... How are you holding out?" I asked.

She responds with a gentle smile and says " I've been better." She winks and leaves.

    She seemed to feel better and looked more happier, but how can that be if just yesterday she was screaming 'no!'. I have to investigate without invading her privacy...

      I try following her, but its nearly impossible. She's only a year older, but in our town we have special rules. You gain access to different areas as you age. She's allowed to go to a club without any alcohol. Good for her, I wouldn't want to hear her drunk screaming in the mansion. 

        I'll have to wait for her while she's in there. She usually stays for around 4 hours with her friends, but ever since her new "problem" she comes home after just 1 hour. Maybe her friends left her. They were stuck up jerks anyway. 

        I decide to go home and search her room, while she isn't there. I wonder if she locked her door. I give it a slow nudge and it opens. Figures she forgets to do the most basic things. I haven't seen her room ever since she had it renovated. It looks amazing. Beautiful drop down lights from the ceiling, heated carpet flooring, and so so many open dressers with clothes spilling out. Am I the only one in my family with a bookcase? Probably. I saw her bed, I was tired, so I laid down. It was like sleeping on a cloud, warm and cozy. I wasn't suppose to but I fell asleep.

        I was woken up by....