Remembrance

Mom, Mommy.

Mommy!

Mommy!

Mom!

Sorry.

Una.

It was so real.

I was actually in my room 10 years ago.

It felt so strange being there, but only observing.

You were re-experiencing your memories.

Bound to be strange.

Why did it stop?

What happened?

You must have had a shock.

You came out early. It happens.

My mother, she had a habit

of walking into rooms without knocking.

I was starting to enjoy myself.

Well, it certainly sounded like it.

Are we done here?

No.

Let's do another run.

We can't go beyond three minutes.

This has to be the last, okay?

That's all I need.

Don't want your brain getting fried on my watch.

Relax, it'll be fine.

Maybe you should give it a go too.

No.

Never been curious?

Another chance to hold someone you once loved.

I'm happy for my past to stay where it is.

I'm ready.

These were in your laundry.

Would really help if you could empty your pockets.

You were back late.

You didn't tell me you were bringing someone home with you.

I texted you.

Text.

Why can't we just talk?

Should you really be going out all the time anyway?

I mean, I thought you were trying to save money.

Aren't you busy with all your schoolwork?

For Christ's sake, thesis.

I'm writing a thesis, Mother.

It's not school work.

Please don't take that tone with me.

Thanks for the tea.

He gave me such a shock this morning.

You could have warned me.

You won't have to put up with me for much longer.