The Unknowns(The Genesis)

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her, decided to move to the USA together, and got rich together. The only difference my mother got married earlier and had my elder brother five years before her friend.

ay yesterday, Diamond and I came to Nigeria for our birthday and spent a week there. It was good but Diamond couldn't wait to go home. I wouldn't have minded a couple of more days. We'

an't miss the plane dear."

nd I'm going to make your life a living hell til

re fun than me anyway.", I muttered beg

nd I had fought over at least six different petty issues. Susie had

d at me for

d away like she couldn't stand the sight of me and I rolled my

ager you and Diamond can apologize to each other", she s

nt, it was apparent that she wasn't expecting me to apologize. I did start the arguments b

ked up she was looking at me a bit stunned until S

ed I understood we were going through turbulence and I needed to get to my seat or maybe die while I was at it, if this plane crashed. I tumbled abruptly to the door during the next jolt. I clawed at the handle, grasping it like my life depended on it cause it did but the next jerk ripped me away from it. The next thing I knew I was airborne

other things to investigate at the moment I was at least a hundred feet from the crash. The fire was still containable so I figured I could still save other people. I got up to begin my race to the site but as I began

was my priority. When I found them they were unconscious and I was sort of unsure how I would succeed in dragging them out by myself. Still ignoring logic I grabbed bo

help my friends. I realized they weren't breat

ing my feet off the ground wishing I could just go home. All of a sudden a circle opened up in front of me I was going too fast to stop.

walking and laughing. "Mama", I cried out in relief I would remain in her arms and she'd tell i

er?", she asked. I stopped dead in m

e, something terrible has happened

d. As I stared into her eyes, I understood why she was acting like this. It was almost like I could see into her m

wn my cheek. And then it was there, a brief moment of recognition, lo