Summary: Angela has decided to move to Waffle Town in order to make a path for her future just like her sister, Chelsea. Can Angela endure the many hardships that will come her way as her journey begins in Waffle Town?

Chapter 1: Welcome To Waffle Town

"Did you remember your farming tools? Oh! Did you remember your wallet too?" I giggle as Chelsea bumbards me with hundreds of questions. I insert another coin so I can continue to talk to my sister through the pay phone. "Did you remember your-"

"Chels! Calm down. I remembered everything ok? I'm not a little kid anymore," I tease and imagine the blush that is spreading on my sisters face. "Trust me. I've got this," I smile proudly. "I need to go now. My ride is here. I will give you a call as soon as I'm settled in. Love you Chels, Bye!" I hang up the phone as I see a middle-aged man making his way towards me. He is on a wagon with a beautiful chocolate brown horse pulling it. He is looking around; obviously unsure of where I am. After he scans his surroundings his eyes land on me. A grin spreads on his face as he pulls up next to me.

"Angela?" I nod, returning his smile with my own. "Well hop on little lady and we'll be on our way," he gestures to the wagon filled with hay behind him. I do as he says and then we start on our way to Waffle Town.

2 Hours Later

The ride felt like it was taking forever; not that I minded. The open fields and fresh country air made me remember my childhood. I sigh and and lean against the hay at my back. I smile to myself as I remember how Chelsea reacted when I told her I wanted to go and get myself a farm just like she did when she was my age.

"Real funny, Angie," Chelsea laughed, "Pulling the old moving away prank again." I sighed and shook my head.

"Chels, I'm being serious," I frowned at her, "I've already found a farm and everything." Chelsea's smile faded and she stared at me in disbelief.

"Y-You're taking this joke a bit too far, Angie," tears began to fill her eyes, and I sighed. I grasped her hands in my own and looked at her, determined to make her see things my way.

"I love you, Chels. Heck, I love the Sunshine Islands and everyone here," I smiled, "You have raised me since mom passed a few years back and I will forever be greatful for that; however, I can't stay here and have you coddle me my whole life." A tear fell down my sister's cheek, I reached my hand up and wiped it away with my thumb. "I'm not a little girl anymore. I want to make a path for myself, Chels." She sobbed and nodded. I felt my chest tighten as my sister cried in front of me. "I will always love you and I will always be your little sister no matter how far appart we are," my voice cracked and I hugged my sister tightly.

Chelsea held my face in her hands, smiling through her tear, "Always know, you will always have a place to come back too. No matter where you go."

"You alright back there?" Cain asks, concern clear in his town. I realize I was crying while remembering my sister and wipe away the tears.

I smile and look over my shoulder at him, "Yeah, I'm alright. Was just remembering something is all." He sighs in relief, rubs the back of his neck, and chuckles.

"I have a daughter around your age, but still can't ever find the right thing to say when a girl like yourself is crying." I giggle at his embarrassment and look up at the sky. "So, if I may ask," Cain starts, "What brings you to Waffle town?"

I look back at him, "I'm actually going to be the new farmer there."

"You don't say? See and here I was thinking you were just visiting a relative or something," he admits, "had no clue that we were goin' to have a new resident!"

"I saw the ad in the paper and knew it was where I wanted to start my life."

1 Hour later

"We're here!" I exclaim, jumping off of the wagon, and rushing to the decaying building in front of me. I spin around and grin at Cain, "Thanks so SO much for bringing me here Cain!" Cain chuckles and shakes his head.

"No need to thank me. It was nothin." A light blush covers his cheeks as he turn the wagon around. "See you around Angela." I wave as he heads down the hill away from my new home. After Cain is out of sight I sigh and stretch.

"Thank goodness we are here! I was gettting tired of having to be quiet!" A little harvest sprite flies in front of me, an annoyed look on his face. "Why did you make me stay quiet the whole time Angela? It was super boring!" He pouts, crossing his little arms.

I smile at my little friend and poke his belly, "sorry Finn. I just didn't want to start talking to you and seem like I was insane." He sighs and uncrosses his arms.

"It's ok I guess..." He turns to the house and his eyes widen. "Geez! What a dum-OW!" I flick him in the back of the head. He glares back to me, tears pricking his eyes.

"Yes, its a bit...worn. But I think this place has alot of potential!" I tell him and Finn looks at my unamused.

"There is a hole in the roof." I feel a bead of sweat trickle down the side of my face.

"Well, it just needs some TLC and it will be the best home ever." I say, no longer knowing if I'm trying to convince Finn or myself. "Anyway! You need to quit being a party pooper! We came here so quickly from you anyway!" Finn's eyes widen and he gasps.

"Thats right! We need to hurry and find the Harvest goddess!"

I smirk at Finn, "I wonder what she would think about you forgetting about her." All color drains from Finn's face. "Maybe she would make you- Hey! Don't faint on me! I was only joking!"

My life here may be difficult at first, but I have a feeling its going to be great!

So what did you guy's think? I haven't written fanfictions in over a year, but I have learned quite a few writing tips and tricks to improve my skills.

I hope you guys enjoyed this and I hope you will look forward to weekly Chapters from here on!