Chapter Nineteen
Anna
 
     At that moment in Anna's room, Christine, who was sitting next to her daughter on the bed and wiping Anna's tears with her hand, said, "Is it the same recurring nightmare?" Anna didn't say anything, but this time she hadn't seen the same recurring nightmare. This time, that man Martin Holland was also in the middle of that disaster, saying "Don't trust them; they are responsible for this disaster." Anna just looked into her mother's eyes.
   Mrs.  O'Brian said, "Why don't you tell me anything about these recurring nightmares that make you cry?"
   "I don't want to talk about it, mother. It makes me feel bad and it makes you upset for no reason."
   Mrs.  O'Brian said, "Then don't cry; okay. Try to sleep again." She left the room and left Anna alone.
Anna got up from her place and turned on the lights in her room. Then she went to the full-length mirror in her room and pulled up her sleeve to see the burn scar on her right arm. She started crying again because of it and after a while she fixed her sleeve. She wore warm clothes anyway. She left the room. She wanted to walk around in the yard, think, or even cry while she was constantly and involuntarily thinking about this sentence: "Don't trust them; they are responsible for this disaster." And how did Martin know about this story that Josh Collins had received a strange and bizarre snow globe as a wrapped gift?