-Snow-
I nodded and with Candy we went to Lady Amora’s room so I could hopefully get some answers.
“Lady Amora.” I called as I opened the door to her room. She was sitting at her desk.
“Yes what is it Snow?” She asked smiling up at me.
“I had a weird dream and I can’t shake it.” I told her walking up to her desk.
“What was it about dear?” She asked.
“I was a human in it and so was Talon. It felt so real, like it’s happened to me before and this isn’t really me.” I explained and her eyes widened for a second and then went back to normal as she smiled sweetly at me once again.
“It was just a dream dear. Just let it go and don’t think about it again.” I felt a sharp pain in my head and I put a hand to my head. What the hell was going on?
“Snow are you okay?” Candy asked me putting a hand on my arm.
“I’m fine. Just a headache is all. It’s nothing major.” I laughed lightly.
“Was there anything else that you wanted Snow?” Lady Amora asked me. I couldn’t remember what I came in here for in the first place.
“Oh um…when Candy first got here, you said that this was a game. What did you mean by that? It’s been on my mind.” I asked.
“Of course. What I meant by that is has to make choices which will lead her down different paths.” She smiled and I frowned. She was so vage it was kind of annoying.
“Fine.” I sighed and turned to head out.
“But Snow, she didn’t really answer you about your dream.” I looked back at Candy and rose and eyebrow.
“What dream? I don’t understand what you’re talking about.” I told her honestly.
“The dream that you had earlier. Where you and Talon were human.” Candy responded.
I couldn’t help but laugh a little and I put a hand on her head. “Candy, Talon and I have never been human. Your imagination is getting the better of you.” I smiled sweetly down at her then took her hand and started walking but her hand slipped out of mine. “What’s wrong?” I asked.
“I want to talk to Lady Amora. You go on ahead.” She smiled at me.
“Alright. I’ll wait outside the door for you then.” I nodded and headed out closing the door behind me.
