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Why do I feel that this is not the first time that I am writing this book? Why do I feel I understand the phenomenon déjà-vu? Why do I have a feeling that we were the ones to build the noticeable pyramids and countless signs to remind ourselves of what is about to happen? Is the reincarnation theory just the way our minds remember living the same life over and over again? Why do you feel that this words seem familiar and that this is not the first time you are reading them? (Based on real dreams)

Déjà-vu is not so creepy unless you get them and then remember what is coming next. Have you ever heard the phone ringing and knew who the caller was? This story narrates a conjunction of real dreams and a journey into a young adult's open mind who knew what was about to happen according to his dreams. Alex (16) started to get strange dreams when having to sleep under a starry night on a camping trip. A series of dreams then followed revealing a peculiar story that he kept secret, given that he did not want to appear foolish to his friend Kendra (16). Kendra was his girlfriend, but she did not know it at the time.