Invisible Burns

((If im misinterpreting this let me know and ill edit all this))
Alessa felt herself fade off into a dream like state, when things cleared up she was in an empty city street, all the buildings surrounding her where closed, the windows and doors boarded up. It was mid day, and it looked like it was about to rain.

She heard Emilys voice. "Ahh... yes im here."

Alessa yelped as Emily suddenly appeared. "Oh... oh its just you, im sorry..." she regained her composure, yes the event... the fire... she had to think about the fire.

The area around her reformed, she was at the bottom of a hill on a cobble path, it was very old and cracked, with lots of vines poking through. She walked up the path until she reached the top... and she knew what would be there. It was the home she grew up in and it was ablaze, some people in red coats ran off in the opposite direction, holding bags that previously had gas cans and moltov cocktails, they didnt see her.

Alessa dropped to her knees and the tears flowed from her eyes, she was watching it all happen again.

She wiped her eyes and got up, this wasnt real, she shouldnt cry... right? Her body moved the same way it did back when the event happened. She ran through the gate of her home, and stood infront of the building, she shouted "Mother! Father!" the Alessa of the past had hope that they where ok.

Their voices rang into Alessas ears, they sound echod but only to her.

"Alessa, darling, im so sorry." "Its to late for us, you have to keep going in our place."

They where gone, mustve used the last of their energy to send these messages to her.

She got up with Emily and nodded, she led her away from the home, the world around them faded into white, and then remade itself. The two where now by the beach. Alessa sat down on a bench and looked into the ocean, as the waves crashed against the sand, there where a few seagulls, but no other people.

"I just like the beach I suppose, its very calming." she looked over to Emily "I feel better here, I dont know..." the beach was certainly calming, but it was very lonely, being with Emily certainly made it a bit better