seem to know what to say, either. He had a look on his face as if he expected me to start shouting at him. And that if I did, that he deserved every second of it.

“But this changes everything I’ve ever known,” I said, wincing at the pain that shot through my side from every step, “In all of my lifetimes, I’ve never found someone who has the same experience I do.”

I labored to lift my feet at every step. I felt dizzy, but the joy I felt at the revelation of someone else like me trumped over the pain.

“This is crazy,” he said finally, almost in a whisper, his eyes lighting up as he seemed to grasp what I had said, “can you remember when it started?”

“No,” I stammered, “the longer back I try to recall&hellip...

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