Disclaimer: I don't own Danny Phantom. I only own Alexis, Lilly, and Aaron.
"Momma, who's the thingy of?" A little girl asked as she started at the rather large statue.
The little girl was cute to say the least; she had jet-black hair tied up in pigtails by bright blue hair ties that matched her eyes. She wore a big lilac colored winter coat that was unzipped, revealing a sky blue turtleneck sweater. The girl wore a denim skirt that reached her knees and was frayed at the ends, a pair of black tights and a pair of blue rain boots.
A woman chuckled at her daughter's question. She had impossibly straight raven black hair and crystalline blue eyes. She wore a buttoned up tan trench coat and a tan business skirt. Like her daughter, she wore black tights and, instead of boots, had on a pair of loafers. A wine red hair clip held back the left side of her hair.
"It's called a statue, Alexis. This one's of Danny Phantom."
Alexis whirled around on the heel of her boot to face her mother, "That's right! Mrs. Wright was talking about him! She said he was a real live super hero!"
"Yeah, he was…" the woman voiced trailed off as she looked up at the face of the dead hero.
Danny Phantom had died when she was 14, leaving his wife and four children behind. There had been another world threat and Danny had stepped up to the plate to save the world once again. The memory would haunt all those who bore witness to it.
At least you didn't die in vain…
"Momma, are you okay?"
"Huh? Oh, yes, I'm fine Lexi. I was just getting wrapped up in my thoughts."
"Lilly? Alexis?"
Alexis turned around to see a man in a tan business suit (his jacket unbuttoned, just like his daughter's) walking towards them. The man had black hair and brilliant green eyes. He was broad shouldered and just slightly taller than his wife.
"Daddy!" Alexis squealed as she launched herself into her father's arms. The man caught her and swung her around before settling her on his waist. The man looked over at his wife.
"Lexis, why don't you head over and wait in the car. Your mother and I will be right there," the man said as he set the child down.
"How long's it been?"
"12 years and counting. I miss him, Aaron."
Aaron hugged his wife, "I know you do. Now, we better hurry or Alexis is going to drive us crazy."
She smiled. "Yes, lets go home."
Lilith Fenton Garner looked back at the statue.
"I still love you, Dad."
Okay, if you didn't figure it out yet, Lilith (Lilly) is Danny and Sam's oldest. Aaron is her husband and Alexis is their eight-year-old daughter. Here's a little piece of info: Lilly had Alexis when she was 17. Aaron is a stocks broker (and pretty dang good at it too) and Lilly is an author. (I'll be using them in an upcoming story.)