Chapter 3
‘Angel, no.’ Andie raced forward and pulled her away from me. ‘Don’t touch her.’
‘It’s okay,’ said Angel, patting her sister on the arm. ‘She won’t hurt me. I’ll be fine,’
I shook my head. ‘She’s right. I would never hurt her.’
Andie’s mouth gaped open as she stared at me. ‘You heard her?’
I frowned. ‘Of course. I may have lost my memory, but I’m not deaf. My ears work just fine.’
‘No. You don’t understand. Angel is mute. I’m the only one that can hear her.’ Andie tapped the side of her head. ‘In here.’ Then she grimaced. ‘Well, I used to be the only one who could hear her.’
Angel placed a hand on Andie’s shoulder, mouth not moving as she said, ‘I don’t know why she can hear me, but I’m glad. After fifteen years without anyone being able to hear me, it is wonderful to have
