She noticed just a handful on board and among them was a boy likely, eight years old, sitting, all alone in the same spot, he’d taken almost three hours ago when Nancy started the trip. What puzzled Nancy was that this boy had been on the bus for a really long time and never got down at any of the stations.

The bus was heading back to the depot, so Nancy stopped a bus at the next station and turned around to find out what was going on hey there. Where are you getting down startled a boy turned around and looked at the other passengers. Assuming Nancy was talking to one of them, you there, the boy in the blue, hoodie yeah you.

Where are you getting down? Did you get your ticket? The bus is heading to the depot and I see you’re still on board. Show me your ticket Nancy once again pointed at him loud and clear. The boy looked up at Nancy with wide fried nice.

I didn’t get it and you stayed quiet all this while getting the ticket. Now. Will you I I don’t have money? The boy replied, his voice, barely audible over the rumble of the engine, Nancy’s face turned cold and she scaled at him. As the other passengers watched in dismay, then you can’t ride my bus hunting.

Please get out now with a rough motion. Nancy pulled the lever to open the door and gestured for the boy to leave the frosty air rushed in as the boy stepped down without saying anything, he pulled his jacket Tighter and began to trudge through the snow Nancy watched, his silhouette fades into the side, mirror As she pulled away disappearing into the distance an hour later, Nancy was heading home on the same route in her car.

Just as she was about to drive past the station, she noticed the same boy huddled against a wall in the swirling snow. His face pale in his teeth, chattering Nancy, recognized him as the boy she kicked out of the bus and immediately pull no. She rolled down the car window in a rush of cold air, hitting her face, causing her to shiver and shatter her teeth, as she waved at the boy hey there.

What are you doing all alone here? I don’t know answer the boy. I can’t remember anything when I woke up this afternoon. I was at the bus station freezing. I was hungry and wanted to warm up, so I got on the bus, Hey, listen kid!

You can’t be roaming alone like this. What’S your name? Where are your parents? I told you, I don’t know anything. I don’t remember my name and where I came from said the boy Nancy freaked out at his words.

Look here kid just a moment. Don’T worry. Okay, just hop in. We can settle this at the police station and I hope you’re not fooling around with me Nancy knew she couldn’t leave this boy alone out there in the cold and drove with him to the local PlayStation, and he leads Sheriff Nancy said in the police station watching The officer shifted the missing persons reports of days and months past, an hour passed and still there were no updates about the boy’s identity. Then the inspector came out with a file looking disappointed, we informed all the station’s nearby Miss Nancy.

We can’t find any missing Report with information about this boy said the inspector. Something should turn up very soon and will give you a call just in case, but we can’t have him at the station till then it’s getting late. Why don’t you take him to the hospital we still need to know. I can’t remember anything alright sure if I’ll do, that, Nancy saw that she left the station with a boy later at the hospital Nancy watched. Did the doctor study the boy’s MRI scans?

What is it doctor? He told me he doesn’t even know his name. I don’t know how I’m gon na help him or a Nancy. The boy is healthy. Otherwise there are no signs of injury as such revealed the doctor, but there’s a small problem.

It looks like he has post-traumatic stress disorder. I mean something has caused a lot of emotional stress and psychological shock. His memory loss is most likely to fence mechanism. Due to that shock, Miss Nancy. I can’t proceed without further tests.

Is there anything we can do to help him doctor? I mean, I don’t know this boy and I don’t know where to leave him. I wonder how long it’s going to take until he regains his memory. Cognitive behavior therapy might help, but I don’t feel you need to rush now. Why don’t you take him home with you and bring him back on Tuesday?

He can stay here if he wants no I’ll go with her. The boy declared Nancy felt a Pang of Sympathy for the kid and agreed to take him home for a while until the next appointment when they arrived at Nancy’s house. The boy couldn’t help but smile at seeing a small bicycle on the patio and as he entered inside, he was greeted by several photos of smiling faces of Nancy, with two men, one middle-aged and the other older and a little boy on the walls. There was an armchair toy scattered around and a set of golf clubs in one corner and even on unfinished painting, everything appeared as though a big family was living in that house, but it seemed unusually empty and Silent. Your house is really nice.

He whispered as Nancy, tossed the car keys on the table and hurried to the kitchen. But where is everybody I mean the people in these photos in this little boy? I don’t see them around. Where are they? Nancy hesitated and paused chopping, the cylinder they all died in a car crash a long time ago.

It’S just me here now, all alone, like a ghost, I’m sorry, the boy said placing a comforting hand on Nancy’s, shoulder it’s: okay, honey. You know it’s been really tough to survive Christmas, all alone every year, so I think your company will be good enough for me. This time, Nancy chuckled, I’m making steak roasted mashed potatoes for dinner. Hope you’ll like it as they sat down for dinner. The boy looked down through the window of Nancy’s apartment and noticed everyone outside was in a cheerful mood.

The streets were decorated in vibrant shades of red and green children were making sculptures of snowmen in every house. As far as his eyes could see. Had a Fest of Joy except for Nancy’s, as he munched on the steak and chatted Nancy, suddenly announced she had a Christmas gift for him, a gift he gasped yeah. It was for my son Jeremy, but I never got the chance to give it to him.

I hope you’ll, like it a hush, fell over the dining room when Nancy gave the boy beautifully wrapped golden red gift box, his eyes widened with excitement, as he tore off the wrapper, but as he opened the box and peeked inside his expression changed from Joy to Disappointment, oh yeah. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

I have already this one with the same design and everything even the Engravings on it are so similar. The boy said, as he took out a handcrafted wooden, yawn Nancy stopped eating and looked at him raising an eyebrow, and you said you don’t remember anything. She said her tone laced with suspicion. I don’t remember exactly, but I’m sure I have the same yacht. I remember playing with a similar one, but I’m not able to recall where and who gave it to me.

Are you sure, because you seem not too excited about it? I mean yeah, it’s cool, I love it, but where did you get this? I ordered it from a Craftsman in Boston, said Nancy as she sliced a piece of steak with a fork. We were at a fair there, my husband, dad Jeremy and me we had a wonderful time and, and my son just fell in love with this yacht. I wanted to surprise him for Christmas, but the thing is you can’t get it anywhere else.

It’S a handmade piece, a very rare one, and you only get it in that shop, assuming that this yacht is one of a kind exactly Nancy nodded. So if you already have one with similar Engravings and design, it must be from the same Craftsman in Boston. We need to meet him and find out if he recognizes you. Maybe he knows something about you and your family. After dinner, Nancy led the boy to her room since the guest room was messy.

She let the boy sleep in her bedroom for the night, while taking the couch in the living room for herself, the boy couldn’t sleep. Well, as he had a runny nose. He walked out of the room to ask Nancy for a towel, but tiptoed back when he saw her fast to sleep. He didn’t want to disturb her, so he decided to find a towel or napkin on his own and began checking the Wardrobe in Nancy’s bedroom when the boy opened one of the drawers and pulled out a towel. A crumpled paper folded and several layers fell in curiosity.

Got the better of him and he picked it up to see what it was and as he unfolded the note it read, nobody is to blame for my death. I miss my son and my family, I’m just tired of life. This loneliness is killing me and I feel like I can’t take it anymore. It’S nonsense she’s alive, but it’s written it as if she’d already died or something he grumbled and put the note back and just as he turned around to go to bed Nancy appeared in the doorway. What are you doing?

Aren’T you supposed to be asleep? I I couldn’t sleep. I was feeling thirsty and sick. I was looking for a towel. Alright go back to sleep.

We have to leave early for Boston tomorrow as they drove to Boston the next day. The boy couldn’t help but feel unsettled about the note it had been weighing on his mind all night and he wasn’t in a spot to ask Nancy for answers. You know driving a bus is kind of a male profession. He said breaking the silence and you drive really well. I mean I don’t remember, taking a bus driven by a lady before but you’re amazing.

How long have you been driving a bus? Oh yeah thanks. I was an accountant earlier finances, bang statements auditing. Nobody could beat my calculations, but that’s an old story. I decided to change my job.

I wanted to explore places and meet new people. You know the roads. These scenes raised. The silence around May calm me down, so you like being around people all the time. Nancy chuckled kind of yeah – this is just a distraction you know being around people makes me feel I still exist.

They chatted all the way and soon arrived at their destination and as they pulled into the parking lot of the Craftsman’s Workshop, the boy was swept over by a sense of nostalgia. Nancy watched his every move as they stepped into the shop selling handmade arts and crafts. Hey there, the artist and greeted Nancy, having recognized her almost immediately, what brings you to Boston, where’s, your Pete, the Craftsman suddenly guessed the moment he saw the boy with Nancy in his face grew Ashen. What’S wrong, Mr Whitby, do you know this boy? Oh my God.

Pete, Where Have You Been cops, have been looking for you since this morning. You know me, please tell me everything you know about me if you’ve seen me here before. I can’t remember anything about my family, my parents, my name, I’m going crazy. Please help me: the Craftsman signed a deep breath and able to Fathom the shock and began to recount the Fateful tragedy That Shook that part of the Town two nights ago, as it turned out, some robbers had broken into Pete’s house to loot the money in Jewels. Two nights ago, but the problem began when Pete’s dad suddenly woke up to some noise and caught them stealing money from his save.

When Pete’s father saw the robbers he started to scream and alert everyone. The landline connection and electricity supply to the Larson Villa were cut. Making the robbery prey plan when Pete’s Dad ran upstairs to fetch his cell phone and call the cops one of the robbers struck his head with a hard blow and he fell unconscious and died on the spawn later they barged into the bedroom and killed Pete’s mother. They then began looking for Pete everywhere in that house that night to kill him. They saw him scream and run after witnessing his parents murders and were afraid of leaving any eyewitnesses behind later.

One of the robbers found the boy hiding under the bed in his room and grabbed him. The next morning, Pete’s neighbors found his dead dog in his head Garden were shocked. They kept calling his parents, but when nobody answered they suspected something was wrong and called the cops. The officers broke into beats house and found his parents corpses. They followed the lead and the robbers were eventually arrested when they tried to flee to another state.

Later. The robber who’d found Pete testified about hiding him in a big trunk box that night, once the gang left Pete’s house, with a loot, they’d driven the boy to the city nearby and left him at a bus station where he was unconscious. However, the robber’s intentions of saving the boy remained a mystery. When Nancy and Pete arrived at his house later that day he was discerned Everything feels so incredible. I know I’ve been here before.

I can feel it, but I can’t remember anything. The boy said, as he looked around at the photos of his parents in him, the toys, Christmas decor and even the superhero posters on his bedroom walls, gave a glimpse into a beautiful life. Pete lived with his parents not too long ago. Yeti wasn’t able to recall anything completely and broke down. It’S okay, honey!

Let’S go home, you’ll, be all right, we’ll come back very soon. I promise Nancy comforted Pete and hugged him as they drove back to the city. They were greeted by the festive Spirit of Christmas. They were twinkling lights, wreaths children, hurling snow at each other and laughter everywhere. They looked, the streets were bustling with people carrying shopping bags and gifts and Nancy noticed.

The grave sadness on Pete’s face a strange feeling crawled up her heart when she looked into his eyes and she decided to take him in Forever. Nancy adopted Pete eventually and put him in therapy to overcome his stress in him one night during dinner. She chuckled, you know, I’m afraid to imagine what my life would have been like if I hadn’t stopped after seeing at the bus station that day, Pete hugged her tightly and planting a kiss on her cheek sand. Yeah, it’s been a year since we met and it still feels like yesterday I love you Mom more than you know.