23 years after the battle of Endor
"Mom!" I yelled running into the living room. I am twenty one years old. I have two younger siblings. Emerson and Aaron. They are twins, both sixteen. "Yes, Dayna?" Mom asked me. I stood there, staring at her and dad. "Mom, tell Emmy to leave me alone!" I yelled. Dad rolled his eyes and I made sure he knew I saw it. "I saw that." I said to him. "Dayna, calm down." Mom said standing up. She walked over to me and put her hands on my shoulder. "Mom, I'm sick of this. I'm about ready to get my own hut. I am twenty one years old." I said. Mom shook her head. "Running away doesn't solve any problems. Ask your father." Mom said turning her head to look at dad. "Hey, loser!" Aaron exclaimed to me walking into the living room. "You see?" I asked mom. She shook her head and kissed me on the forehead. I rolled my eyes and stomped away to my room and locked the door.
"Day!" Aaron yelled knocking on the door. "Go away." I said. There was silence for a few moments. Then, "Dayna, open this dang door, now!" Dad yelled. I unlocked the door and saw dad and Aaron standing there. "Your brother has been trying to talk to you, Dayna." Dad said. "I know. I don't want to talk to him." I said. "What's going on?" Mom asked coming into the conversation. "Dayna has been ignoring Aaron." Dad said. "Mom, he and Emerson have been bothering me all day!" I yelled. "No need to raise your voice, Dayna." Mom calmly said. "Uh, apparently there is." I said. "Leia, for the past ten minutes, Aaron has been knocking on this door. I have a headache." Dad said. "That's not my problem. the twerp needs to get a life!" I yelled. "Dayna!" Dad yelled to shut me up. "Aaron leave your sister alone or she is going to move out." Mom said with a hint of sadness. "No she isn't." Aaron said while laughing. "Try me!" I yelled to him. "What on Endor is going on! I'm trying to study! I have a big meeting tomorrow!" Emerson yelled coming out of his and Aaron's room. "This conversation is over!" Dad yelled. And with that, we all went our separate ways.