It was a dirty and disheveled woman, her clothes torn and ragged.

Even though she couldn’t get a clear look at the woman’s face, Sabrina could tell that the woman wasn’t young at all from her staggering walk.

In just a few seconds, the woman had managed to run across the street and flee from the scene.

Sabrina, who was standing alone outside the car now, started to feel melancholic.

“Mommy,” Aino called out to her.

Sabrina quickly snapped awake and replied, “Baby?”

“What’s wrong, Mommy?” Aino asked.

Sabrina shook her head. She couldn’t explain how familiar she felt the strange, disheveled woman that ran away was. Maybe she made a mistake herself. Sabrina started to shake her head violently, as if trying to clear the thoughts out of her head.

“Are you okay, Mommy?” Aino thought her mother was suffering from shock.

When she heard this, Sabrina stopped shaking her head. “I’m sorry baby, sorry.” She couldn’t help but think that she was only met with an accident because of her ter