Till the Morrow

De: Darlene Zagata

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Some gifts are curses in disguise. Rebecca Browning discovered this truth at the age of seven, when she first saw her grandmother's death in a flash of terrible clarity—not when it would happen, but exactly how. The heart attack. The kitchen floor. The way her hand would reach for the phone that would never be answered.

Three months later, it happened precisely as she had seen.

For twenty-three years since, Rebecca has lived with this burden, this unwanted window into mortality's design. She sees the final moments of strangers on the street, friends at dinner parties, lovers in her bed. She knows how her neighbor will fall down the stairs, how her boss will succumb to cancer, how the barista at her favorite coffee shop will meet his end in a car accident she'll never be able to prevent.

But she has never seen her own death.

Until now.

What follows is the story of seven days—seven days in which Rebecca Browning must navigate a world where she has always been the observer of fate, never its subject. Seven days to understand what it means to be mortal when you've spent a lifetime watching mortality claim others. Seven days to discover that sometimes, the future we see isn't the one that's meant to be.

Sometimes, the greatest gift is learning that even death can be wrong.