Perhaps it was the closeness to our family that brought her the true pain. Sienna had moved away, had gone to university, and gotten her PhD. Meanwhile, I had stayed here, and with my condition, I’d desperately needed the help of our family. I would have been entirely lost without them.
Because our family had committed so much time to helping me, I could see now that Sienna had felt unseen.
I needed to accept my fault in this and try to do better in the future. Maybe I could talk to Mom and Dad too. They likely didn’t even realize, as I hadn’t, how we had been accidentally neglecting Sienna.
Looking out the window of the private jet, I watched the clouds forming fluffy landscapes beneath me.
I’d never felt as distant from my own family as I did in this moment.
Even with my amnesia, m
