“I’m so sorry, I wish I could turn back the hands of time, it wouldn’t be this way. I’m sorry” she meant every word she said and hoped he would see the sincerity in her words. He turned his attention from the framed picture and looked at her, a sorry smile on his face as though she was the one in more pain
“Only God could ever do that. He’s the author of time. It’s fine, stop feeling guilty about it...” he wiped the tears from his face with his palm and sniffed again “…you know, I know you might not remember but we used to be really close, you were like my other big sister and you were always nice and available. You helped with homework and projects sometimes when Debs was out on dates with Daniel” he smiled with a sorrowful expression on his face and Sarah felt another feeling of loss of not remembering her relationship with this boy who took her as a big sister; she blinked slowly at the pain she felt gripping her chest, sighing softly.
“You didn’t mind the fact that you were four years older…” he continued “…I feel like I lost two sisters, instead of one. I miss you both and I can’t wait for you to regain your memories. At least then I’d know that I have a sister left.” Sarah nodded her head, promising silently that she was going to.