Tyler.

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I couldn't believe my eyes. Tyler was sitting on my bed, smiling. 

"Hello, Salem!" Tyler exclaimed. 

I rubbed my eyes. I told myself this was not real. It couldn't be. Tyler? Tyler died. 

"Salem?" Tyler asked. 

I fell to my knees. My mind was spinning. This just couldn't be true. I must have been dreaming. I began to feel the ground around me. I came to the realization that I was here, in my room, awake. 

"Salem!" Tyler yelled. 

My head snapped up. Our eyes met. I thought I'd never see those beautiful blue eyes ever again... but there they were. 

"Tyler?" I asked. 

"Yeah?" Tyler Asked. 

I pulled myself off the ground and walked over to the bed. I slowly reached out to touch him. This would determine if I was losing my mind or not. I touched his shoulder. He was warm, and I could feel his energy radiate through the room.

"Tyler, you're alive!" I exclaimed, tackling him.

He laughed and held me there for a while. 

"I thought you were dead! We all did! I need to call everyone, like Michael and your mom!" I shouted.

"Salem, Salem stop!" Tyler shouted back. 

My eyes began to water. The room began to spin.

"Why?!" I said angrily.

"I'm not mortal anymore. I'm your new guardian angel." Tyler said smiling. 

I couldn't process this information. The weight of the world fell onto my shoulders, as I fainted. I fell off the bed, and landed on the ground with a loud thump. 

I woke up in Tyler's arms. I pulled myself off of him. 

"This can't be real." I said.

"It's plenty real! I was sent on a mission to watch over you." Tyler said.

"Sent on a mission by who?" I asked. 

"Come on. You know, the big man upstairs. I saw what was going on up there. He told me to help you out." Tyler said.

"Can anyone see you?" I asked. 

"Just you, my dear." Tyler said.

I was skeptic Hoping I would wake up from this strange dream. Hoping Tyler would be alive and well tomorrow. I was overwhelmed by everything that had happened in the course of a day. I just wanted to sleep.

So I did. But it didn't change much. 

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