My unfinished English assignment (ch.2)

Chapter Two:

Trina had been happy to find Ryan. She had been rescued by him; she could still recall. Or rather, she could still remember the little she had always known from that night. It had been a stormy winter when she had decided to run away. She had craved to find those who wanted and needed her, for she could not ignore the loneliness any longer. One night, she collapsed from exhaustion due to her long journeying and malnourishment. After that was the dream which she had always been having when her grief became too unbearable. It mostly involved endless seas, never-seen creatures and winding pathways, and her not finding an escape while a deep voice kept on calling her name.

Upon waking up, she was lying on a bed right where she started, finding a sort of stone on her lap. It was peculiarly shaped, something similar to a hazel nut yet with rectangular corners, five circles and an eye located in the middle. It was then that she saw a scar of exactly the same shape on her left shoulder. On that same afternoon, Ryan arrived, and soon thereafter, both of them became very fond of each other.
Unlike her, he had known his parents and had a past, although she still could not fathom why they had left him. He did not like talking about this much, so Trina never dredged up the topic.
The only thing she knew was that he had never told her who his parents were and that he disliked his last name above of all.

Because of this, she was curious as to why Pendek seemed to know much about his past.
She wanted to know more – and on top of all, she wanted to know whether this minuscule man had the key to unlock hers.