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The automatic doors began sliding closed, but reverted when they sensed her presence again. She almost didn’t believe it. Her sister was gone. And she didn’t know whether it was for good or not, but— she was gone. Like, truly gone. And… she didn’t feel as good about it as she thought she would…
She was scared. Scared, confused, and down right near hysterical. The sheer terror and dread she felt dug into her gut and closed around her throat like strangling phantom hands, and the wind was cold as it blew through her, tousling her unevenly cut bright ginger hair. But among all those feelings, was regret. She did this. She wished for this, and even though she didn’t actually follow the rules of how her wish was to be granted (and the gold coin and clover turned out to be fakes as well), something had to have heard her anyway. And now, whether she liked it or not, her only sister and the last sibling she could ever have now that her brother was gone… Alessandra was gone. And she wouldn’t be able to watch Princess movies with her, or tell tales to her (the happy Princess ones instead of the many nightmares she most likely gave her), and she wouldn’t be able to explore the forest and discover many different animals with her like she knew her sister would have undoubtedly enjoyed.

But she had the feeling she never would again… not if the Forsaken Angel was actually truly watching her and had went on and granted her wish to be a reality. She knew she had to tell her parents, and they probably wouldn’t take the news well, but any punishment they could think of… nothing would ever make this wrong a right. She deserved whatever was coming to her…

‘Ales… I’m so sorry…’

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The automatic doors began sliding closed, but reverted when they sensed her presence again. She almost didn’t believe it. Her sister was gone. And she didn’t know whether it was for good or not, but— she was gone. Like, truly gone. And… she didn’t feel as good about it as she thought she would…
She was scared. Scared, confused, and down right near hysterical. The sheer terror and dread she felt dug into her gut and closed around her throat like strangling phantom hands, and the wind was cold as it blew through her, tousling her unevenly cut bright ginger hair. But among all those feelings, was regret. She did this. She wished for this, and even though she didn’t actually follow the rules of how her wish was to be granted (and the gold coin and clover turned out to be fakes as well), something had to have heard her anyway. And now, whether she liked it or not, her only sister and the last sibling she could ever have now that her brother was gone… Alessandra was gone. And she wouldn’t be able to watch Princess movies with her, or tell tales to her (the happy Princess ones instead of the many nightmares she most likely gave her), and she wouldn’t be able to explore the forest and discover many different animals with her like she knew her sister would have undoubtedly enjoyed.

But she had the feeling she never would again… not if the Forsaken Angel was actually truly watching her and had went on and granted her wish to be a reality. She knew she had to tell her parents, and they probably wouldn’t take the news well, but any punishment they could think of… nothing would ever make this wrong a right. She deserved whatever was coming to her…

‘Ales… I’m so sorry…’