When they got along, they were like sisters. Far stronger than the rifts of what cousins can ever be like. When one falls, the other rises up and holds out a helping hand. Whatever comes their way, they were a duo that couldn't be broken.

But as anyone can see, forever has its limits. No matter the time wasted to get there.

FanFic Critic sat in normal seat. Giving a weak smile.

"Hello, I'm the FanFic Critic. I read it. You listen."

The words leave her mouth, most could see there was a sweet but light bitter taste as she said it.

"Wow, just wow, I can't believe how many episodes it has been. Just wow."

She leaned in her seat, her mind slowly thinking back of the fics she had read, good and bad, the troubles and pay offs, that roll together.

"Anyway, if you have notice the chair by me, I'll be doing a co-review. With Susan, who will be here in moment."

Glancing over to the door for a moment, before going back to the camera.

"I like to give my words before the show starts. That even with all the hell most of you the viewers have put us through. Thanks in greatness and to those who I hope to never meet." She started out before adding. "But out of everything, I come to see of how close me and Susan can ever be. That no matter the fan fic, it can't break our bond." FFC took a moment to breathe before finishing with. "I would just like to say thanks for helping to point that out."

"Meg, is the video starting yet?"

"Nope. Come on in."

Susan did and took a seat next to her cousin, her face straight as ever.

"Did you say who you were co-staring with?"

FFC shook her head.

"Alright, everyone, 'ello this is Susan."

"And today in this episode of FanFic Critic, is a special one. Well somewhat."

"It's just how you see it."

"True."

"Anyway, the title of this fic, if you haven't notice is luckily titled Final Goodbyes by . . . "

"No the author didn't want the name said."

"When?"

"I got a last-minute email from this author before the filming time was finally made."

"Oh, okay. Well this author we'll just call No Name."

Susan nodded.

"I'll read the author's note and you read the disclaimer and so forth."

"As usual, good ahead."

She cleared her throat, deep breath, and started off.