"You're not real," he whispered.
Three years. Three years since he’d pushed them both from that cliff. The water had been cold—a baptism of rock and foam. He had felt the shatter of his own spine as a distant echo, like hearing a vase break in another room. He’d woken up in a hospital bed with Abigail’s ghost standing at the foot of it, shaking her head. Hannibal Serie
Will’s phone buzzed. A text from an unknown number: "The Uffizi has a Caravaggio. A beheading. Your favorite kind of chiaroscuro. Dinner at eight. I'm cooking." "You're not real," he whispered