Chapter 3 I Need That Diary

• It was six o'clock in the evening, where the orange clouds over the mountains were visible, beautiful.
• Elijah and Rebekah were on their way home in the car of their father, Josh Orleans, Elijah's father and best friend of Rebekah's parents.
• " How was school today," asked the beautiful woman, Karla, Elijah's mother.
• "Very well," they said in unison.
• "We saw new things," said Elijah to his parents. " Like, for example, the place where Melia Conkinova's tombstone is.
• " They did quite a lot," Josh said with a smile, he knew how much his son was interested in this topic. "And... Where is it?
• "Just outside of here, outside of London," Rebekah replied, "But the professor said it was demolished.
• "Just outside London.... " Karla whispered, "The name of that collapse is called Fallen.
• "Fallen?" Rebekah asked confused.
• "That's how they placed it in the middle of Christ's time, since that's where they buried the murderers or those killed by others.
• "Boah," Elijah exclaimed, "I knew something didn't add up. What is Melia doing buried in a place of murderers or assassins? By the way mother, the cemetery is called Failed Decay.
• " If she's there, it must be because of what I said," said her father. " Heaven knows why she ended up in that place.
• When they arrived, they parked the car and got out of it. Their house was on the outskirts of a big block. Once inside the house, they invited Rebekah over for dinner, she didn't live far away.
• " I need that diary," Elijah muttered as he sat at the dinner prepared by his father and mother, "Dad, could you take me to those ruins?
• " No," he answered bluntly, "It's a graveyard all the same, and that girl is dead. You're not going to take from a dead man something that is or was personal. What's wrong with you? You don't do that.
• "But I'm... I'm not going to take it away from him. " At what he said, everyone looked at him in disbelief. " I swear. I just want to be sure if her gravestone is real or just, perhaps, fiction created by the most imaginative mind.
• I needed to know everything about this woman, her thoughts, her ideas. He wanted answers. He wanted them.
• " Please," he continued. "Just to know about her tombstone and that's all.
• His father drummed his fingers on the opaque wooden table wondering whether or not to take his clever son to those ruins.
• Josh let out a sigh before answering.
• "All right, I'll take you. - Elijah grinned from ear to ear at the answer, revealing the patented look on his face. "But just so you can see that tombstone and leave the subject alone.
• " Sure," he nodded. He was happy, he was finally going to that cemetery.
• You have to dig under the rubble, there is a chance of finding the unimaginable.