When Hayden died Melinda could still see him. And she was the only one. She talked about it at first. But she quickly understood that no one believed her. So she stoped. And when Hayden told her he didn't want to leave and told her that he could stay if she helped him, she said yes. Because she didn't really wanted him to leave either. Because she wanted to help her friend. And because she didn't really know what it implied. She didn't mind him taking control of her body at first. Because she didn't know that he didn't only wanted to stay but also wanted to get revenge. She didn't know that he would attack and eventually kill anyone who he thinks might hurt a child. And at first she didn't know he was doing it. She didn't remember anything he did when he was in control of her body. Then one day she did remember. Not all of it. But just enough to know what he was doing. She didn't know that would happen when she accepted to help him. She didn't know how much it would scare her. And she didn't know that this whole thing would get her exhausted and that she would end up randomly collapsing. She didn't know any of that back then.

And now she wants it all to stop. She wants it to be over. But she has no idea how to make it stop. She has no idea what to do.