Post by marie on May 8, 2009 11:59:08 GMT -5
Date: April 15th, 2009
Erin was filled with guilt of her suppose to be older brother's death. She had recently come to the past, to stop the birth of her brother. And now that it has happened, she began to put the blame on herself, as if she was the murderer.
Her legs dangled from the edge of the building in which she was sitting on. She was taking in the view of the Costa Verdan city. She then suddenly felt something rub against her leg from inside her pants pocket. She was curious as to what it was. She stuck her hand in her pocket and pulled out. It was a vial. A vial that she had obtained, or more like given, by an Anthony Miller. Anthony asked Erin to give it to his past-self and to encourage him to use it.
After remembering her other mission, she knew that this would be a great way to gain comfort and hopefully forgiveness of her brother's death. Hopefully she would make up for this. First thing she needed to do was find out where he lived. But Future Anthony had already answered that. On the vial was a a piece of paper taped to it. Erin pulled it off and opened it up. It was an address. She smiled, "Thanks Anthony." And with that she disappeared in thin air.
Erin was filled with guilt of her suppose to be older brother's death. She had recently come to the past, to stop the birth of her brother. And now that it has happened, she began to put the blame on herself, as if she was the murderer.
Her legs dangled from the edge of the building in which she was sitting on. She was taking in the view of the Costa Verdan city. She then suddenly felt something rub against her leg from inside her pants pocket. She was curious as to what it was. She stuck her hand in her pocket and pulled out. It was a vial. A vial that she had obtained, or more like given, by an Anthony Miller. Anthony asked Erin to give it to his past-self and to encourage him to use it.
After remembering her other mission, she knew that this would be a great way to gain comfort and hopefully forgiveness of her brother's death. Hopefully she would make up for this. First thing she needed to do was find out where he lived. But Future Anthony had already answered that. On the vial was a a piece of paper taped to it. Erin pulled it off and opened it up. It was an address. She smiled, "Thanks Anthony." And with that she disappeared in thin air.