“It was more than Aaron could take. He sat down on the solid shadow, unable to go on. His parents stopped. “Aaron?” his foster mother asked. “What are you doing?” “I can’t,” he said, refusing to look at her. He stared at the brown dress shoes on his feet, shoes that he’d bought specifically for his job. A job that didn’t really exist. “I can’t go any farther,” Aaron said, his strength beginning to ebb. “I can’t do this.” “Aaron, please,” his foster father said. “You have to go with us if—” “I’m ...forgetting,” Aaron interrupted. Even as he spoke, the memories that had once been rock solid inside his mind were already fading. “Those experiences were never real to begin with,” Lori told him. “They have to vanish to allow your real memories to come back.” “Real memories,” Aaron said, then laughed sadly. “Up until a little while ago, they were my real memories.” “Aaron,” Tom Stanley began. “We understand how hard this must be for you, but—”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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