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Echoes Before It Happens - Part 10: Zaiyen’s Diary

 📓 Echoes Before It Happens: Zaiyen’s Diary  

🗓️ Part 10: The Day I Dreamt of My Own Funeral  

✍️ By Zaiyen


Most of my visions were about **others**.  

Their accidents.  

Their last moments.  

Their fears.


But this time…  

it was about me.


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It began in total silence.  

A crowd stood in white.  

I didn’t recognize many of them —  

but I knew the place.  

Our family’s old house.  

The one we lost long ago.


There was a framed photo in the center.  

My face.  

Smiling.


Dead.


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People cried.  

Some whispered regrets.  

But one person…  

stood apart.


A girl I’d never seen before.


She looked straight at the photo — and said,  

> “He knew too much.  

> That’s why it happened.”


Then she turned —  

and looked **directly at me**.


Not at the photo.  

At **me** — watching the dream from the outside.


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I woke up breathless.  

Sweating.  

And crying — but not out of fear.


It felt like a memory.


A future memory.


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That day, I didn’t go anywhere.  

I didn’t speak to anyone.  

I stayed locked in my room, waiting for something —  

a sound, a sign, an ending.


But nothing came.


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Was this a warning?  

Or a path I was already on?


Because if I could see others' endings before they happened —  

what happens when I see **mine**?


🖋️ — Zaiyen


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