A dream.

Hi. It's been more than a week. But i am writing today so i don't forget the dream I had today. It has to be one of the most tormenting things I have ever experienced. So much, that i woke up in tears(literally). So the dream revolves around the story of "they both die in the end", in which our world also has the death-cast. And (me being the unfortunate main character) got the call. But unlike the books we die exactly 24 hours after the call. Including my mom and dad.(my twin gets a fake call which we think is real until the end ,and she lives) I got the call at 11:41(yes I remember the time, it was that traumatizing) and my parents got it later. I spent the entire day knowing I was going to die. It was honestly nothing less than a nightmare. I spent the day with my family, knowing we were going to die, I remember going to a party and some random building (random stuff happening is common in dreams) . I remember my heartbeat getting faster every time i think about my death. I remember wishing I die in sleep, peacefully.Time is moving fast but i dont feel like anything is wrong with me. I also remember getting a text from a friend asking about the call. As I am about to die, the time hits 11:21 , then 11:31..I remember my parents being annoyed that I keep reminding them(idk why) and when the time finally comes, I just dose off.. And that's it. I'm dead. I no longer live. I no longer exist in this plane. I ascend to the astral plane and can see everything and everyone else, except my body. I don't remember my parents or sister's reaction. But then it's my mothers turn. That was what made me cry. Not my death, hers. I remember seeing her cry on the balcony while I could almost read her mind. I don't see her die, and I don't wish to.Nothing happened to my dad till then too. I woke up before that.I sat on the balcony with her and drank hot water with her, while we talked for 20 minutes. I think this was a sign to treat my parents better than I did. I love them, yet sometimes I can't help but be angry. I will treat them way better now. Maybe I needed this. Or maybe I didn't. We will never know. So, until next time,