Disclaimer: I do not own these characters. And if this story resembles another, it is not my fault . . .wait, I mean, yeah, I don't own.
A/N: I know, I still have NFNA to finish, but I'm almost done with that, so I figured it was time to start up a new DBZ fic.
Destiny's Path
Prologue
The past and the future, what was and what will be. Like two sides of a coin, our life revolves around that philosophy. We can't walk away from what hasn't happened, and we can't forget what has. Our past shapes us into who we are today. We can't change the past, we can't see the future, so we must live for today.
Pan lounged lazily against the rough bark of one of the many trees lining the pathway into the City Park. She had things she probably should be doing, but try as she might, she couldn't bring herself to care. It was such a nice day out, with the sun high over head and a gentle breeze tickling her skin. She wanted nothing more than to continue to laze around there all day long, with not a care on her mind. Heaven only knew she had enough problems as it were, so the rest was a nice reprieve.
She could afford herself this one last day of peace, as tomorrow would be the day her journey began. Off to chase her future, her destiny. A slight smile played on her rose lips; that was what she liked to tell people she was going to do. Her, Miss Pan Son, was going to have a bright future, one where she could make a difference.
The smile soon fell, as her smiles were prone to do. She wanted to believe what she said, but somewhere deep inside she was scared. Her destiny would take her away from everything she knew, everything she held dear, and would deposit her into a land she barely anything about.
America.
Her father would be coming to gather her up soon, scolding her in the way only he could. And then she would be stuffed into her room and told to pack for her long term move.
But beside all that, it really was a nice day out. So Pan continued to lounge against the tree and drink up the last moments she would be home.
Tbc.
Fanfic by inca