**Chapter Thirteen**
**Kincaid**
I woke up to a low hanging sun, blinding me through the window. Amy was next to me, still asleep. I didn’t want to wake her, although I was dying for a cup of coffee. So, I carefully lifted the sheet and rolled away.
But I wouldn’t be getting up for coffee.
My heart stopped as the smell of blood struck my nose. I didn’t move, hoping I was mistaken, only to see the white blanket had changed its color to a dark and soaking red.
Time froze, because I wasn’t ready for what came next. I was simply too scared to turn around. My body started shaking as the thoughts of Amy being gone became more realistic.
“You have to look sometime, Kincaid.” A husky voice said from the corner of the room.
It was Chamberlin.
“Go on. I’ll let you say your goodbyes, because I’m a nice guy. And you tell Jesus that when you get there.”
I had to make sure it was real. I had to turn around.