Pāhonoa te oro

I ran toward her and hugged her tightly. She felt cold. Very cold. But I didn’t care. I just held her. “I missed you so much,” I whispered. She didn’t hug me back. She just stood there. Still. Silent. After that night… she kept coming back. Every single night at 3 o clock. At first, I was scared. B…

I ran toward her and hugged her tightly. She felt cold. Very cold. But I didn’t care. I just held her. “I missed you so much,” I whispered. She didn’t hug me back. She just stood there. Still. Silent. After that night… she kept coming back. Every single night at 3 o clock. At first, I was scared. But slowly… I started looking forward to it. She would sit in her old room.