Amanda Jiménez, a young high school girl with a normal life, or so she believed after starting to have that recurring dream in which a young man with golden hair named Ethan appeared, who with his voice fills her with peace and tranquility in the most difficult in your life.

As the days went by, during his naps the truth of their coincidence was revealed little by little in that place unknown to both young people and the true mission begins when the beings of darkness begin to appear in front of them to try to bring down the world in the shadows, but to prevent that from happening Amanda will be involved in a great search for the world of "Eternal dreams" to find the missing elements and not fight at a disadvantage against the four horsemen of the Apocalypse as they are only two beings of nature with a destiny that unites them together with a sin condemned and judged by its creator from its first life.

She never imagined that a simple dream would change her life and even give her an important position in a given battle between good and evil, element against rider.

The light of my heart?

The sound of the mobile phone vibrating on my bedside table that was next to my bed made me wake up, but after a few seconds it stopped. My head and body hurt, but I still couldn't find a logical reason why this would happen to me if I didn't even exercise enough to reach the extremes of my body having ailments as if I had been beaten. 


Because of the pain I had forgotten to take my cell phone to see what had woken me up, but if it weren't for it vibrating again, I would have gone back to sleep. 


With laziness I took my mobile in my hands to see the screen that blinded me a little by the lighting and realize that it was Marisa, my friend from College. No complaints or claims to spit out, I just took the call to listen to her on the other end of the mobile while she started telling me about her day. 


— Oh Amy, who do you think I saw?!.— she yelled at me from the other end of the line. 


To which sleepy I only managed to ask.— to whom?. 


Chapter 38: The end of one story is the beginning of another (part 2, Amanda Jimenez)