“What
are you doing? Put me down.” His voice was tense and angry—outraged. “Where do
you think you’re taking me?”
“You’ll
know soon enough,” I answered, knowing that Panic began to take him.”
“Where
are we? Who are you?”
“My
name is Windoline. I am the angel of Black and White.”
“What’s
that supposed to mean, and what do you have to do with me?” he asked. “Am I
dead?”
“No.”
I squeezed his hand to calm him and he relaxed.
“Am I dreaming, or is
this really happening? Is this heaven?”
Trevor asked—confused.
I
knew he did not believe in heaven or hell.
Suddenly a prodigious roar came from
below and with it came darkness. I saw terror in Trevor’s eyes and immediately
I pulled him into my arms, but he struggled.
“You must allow me to hold you,”
I whispered in his ear. Panic returned and the hurricane force wind nearly blew
us of course. “We are in or a gale, the likes of which you have never
experienced, Mr. Barlett.”
I tried to calm him in a soothing
tone, just as a whirlwind funnel came at us. Without warning it flung us upside
down and then sideways—my gown completely covered us from the waist up. Then we
began to spin, and Trevor thought he would surely die, but it was not his time
yet—he fell unconscious.
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