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𝘣𝘭𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘦𝘥 𝘢𝘳𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘥𝘦𝘢𝘥
"please make sure i see you again" helena whispered as she reached out to her mother's retreating figure. the teenager doesn't know why she's so worried, considering her mother always went out on quick missions. but something felt off this time.
selina kyle squeezed her daughter's hand in reassurance before bending down to her level "don't be so dramatic, helena. you know us. we always find our way back to each other" her mother said as a light smile danced across her lips.
helena should've listened to her gut that day. maybe if she did, she would've seen her mother again. but she was still a naive teenage girl who believed every lie anyone told her. and she would always end up being the one to pay the biggest price because of it.
the girl was suddenly drawn away from her memory after feeling something heavy hit her. she was going to have a vision. alongside her heightened reflexes, agility and animal senses she was also telepathic. and this resulted in her getting random memories of random people.
before she could stop it she was pulled into a empty room where a teenage girl no older than fifteen, with purple hair, almost gray skin, violet- blue eyes sat. across from her was a man that looked to be the same age as helena maybe a year older. he had brown hair that looked like he took ten minutes to style, his lips were pink and looked really soft. but his eyes were something that entranced helena. she always was a sucker for brown eyes.
it looked like they were in a investigation room, probably at a police station. the girl had a worried look on her face as the man began to stand up and walk towards the door. helena couldn't make out what the girl was saying but she could tell she didn't want to leave. she looked panicked, as if she was in danger and something was out to get her.
before any more of the vision could be shown she was awoken from her trance by dinah soyer, her room mate and bestfriend. well only friend to be honest. the blonde had a comforting hand on helena's knee as she stared at her with curious eyes.
"another one?" her friend asked as she herself wasn't a stranger to the unwanted visits of their "side powers" as they liked to call them. dinah was empathetic, which meant she felt the way some people did without asking for it. someone could be feeling grief and if dinah got close enough all of their grief would be passed onto her. she didn't know why she asked considering helena had been suffering from the unwanted visions more than usual for the past few weeks.
the feline nodded with a groan before falling back against her pillows. sometimes she wished she knew the backstories of the visions she had, sometimes she worried for the people she saw. but she was never able to figure out who they were, where they were and what was happening. all she could do was replay it in her head until the thought just disappeared on its own. the longest a thought ever stuck with her was for a month. it was of a boy no older than sixteen, he was sick. he was dying, everyone around him was leaving him. until one man ran in and injected something into him. then the vision ended there. she never found out if he lived, if the man saved him. nothing.
