The Witch In The Village

CHAPTER V

I couldn't see anything, everything was just pitch black. I tried to be careful but it seems as if there's a lot cracks on the floor.

"Hello? Anybody there?"

"HELLO?"

But nobody was there, there was only me. Then I started to see a pale light shining from the other side. I went closer to it and then Sage appeared.

"Sage, thank goodness it was only you." I said.

"Oh hi, Amaya." He said, sounding worried.

"Is there something wrong, Sage?"

"Umm... I came here to invite you." He said.

"Invite me to what?" I asked curiously.

"To my wedding. I would like you to be the bride's maid, Amaya." He said.

"Your-r wedding? But I thought...."

"What, Amaya? Did you actually think I liked you just because I gave you a necklace?! I gave that to you so you can give us our food and water immediately. You were just a friend to me, Amaya. That's what we'll stay as, you understand?"

"No!"

Then I woke up. I had a nightmare and from all people why did it have to be Sage?
I'm still not over that dream though. But I have to get over it because its just a dream.

"Oh, no I'm almost late for work."

And guess what when I went outside I saw mister Edwardy.
The feeling of seeing him was like I was in a horror movie (no offense).

I just shoved him to the side and left. I think I saw some women living in the same apartment as me, gossiping. Well, I don't care, I just came here to get some food and water for my family and friends to eat and drink.

When I arrived at the convenient store I saw a sign that says, "closed" and usually it would be opened already. Then the prince tapped my shoulder and said "I will demolish the store that you, a witch works on and tomorrow will be you execution."

Then I started to cry, "why? how did I even end up here?!"
*sob* *sniff*

Then I woke up, I hope this time I really woke up.
When I woke up my face felt numb and my feet feels like its paralyzed but even though it hurts to move out of my bed I forced myself to get up and washed my face then changed my cloths.
Now I'm going to work.

"Finally, this is not a dream."