Chapter One:

Destiny Sucks

Prue Halliwell was the eldest sister of the Halliwell family. She was born in a family of witches along with her sisters. Prudence was always responsible, caring, and determined. But one day the Halliwell family was attacked. I've always wondered what would had happened if she had lived. Would Cole end up with Phoebe? Would Piper have Melinda before Wyatt? What would happen to missy Paige? So many question with no answers. The biggest of all questions- What would Destiny have in store? Now let's go back to that horrifying day, but with something a little different…

"Dr. Griffin, this is anything but funny. Now either you've saved too many people or you're about to save someone they don't want you to," Prue Halliwell May 17th 2001. This was the unfaithful day that Destiny (as screwed up as it is) said Prue had to die.

"What," Piper Halliwell said when her sister suddenly stopped talking.

"Um, I don't know… I-I just felt a chill," Prue said. Then as history shows Shax knocked down the doors rushing in, knocking everyone over.

Alex Turner touched the picture of Paige, Piper, and Phoebe Halliwell. She missed her family. "Piper…," she said drifting off into a sudden premonition.

She stood on the last step of the stairway staring at a portal that the Elders had opened. The leader of the group, Kevin, stood beside the blue portal.

When Alex came out from the vision, she became extremely light-headed. She hadn't used any of her powers for quite a while now. "There's a reason for everything," a low whisper said deep inside her. Alex refused to think there was any hope left. She began to walk to the living room. The furniture was burned, the ceiling had wholes, and stains from potions were everywhere. A strong pull in her body puller her into another vision.

"Alex, please don't do this," Paige yelled "you're stronger than evil." Alex looked, staring at Phoebe. Slowly, she let her guard down, but it wasn't long before evil came back.

"Alexandra, you must do it now," a voice from the shadows said.

"No…," she whined. She fell to the floor and evil engulfed her. "Ahhhh….," she screamed as a blistering fire covered her body. Soon she didn't have anymore control, evil did. Her eyes turned pitch black. She threw a fireball at Paige incredibly fast. Paige didn't orb away; she was hit and died, turning into dust. Piper and Phoebe just stared, too stunned to do anything. Next, she threw one at Phoebe but she wasn't nearly as fast. Unfortunately, Phoebe didn't see it coming. She was hit, too. The good in Alex fought till she couldn't no longer. Piper expected to die too, but when Alex didn't immediately kill her she knew she had a change. Alex tried and tried to gain control. She fought the hate burning inside, begging for it to let go. Piper seen her opportunity. She reached in her pocket, and grabbed the vanquishing potion. Though she didn't want, she threw the potion at Alex. She busted into flames and her skin burned. Evil, however, had other plans… Slowly the flames stopped, absorbing into Alex's body. Soon the only sign that she had ever been hit was a scar on the side of her stomach.

Alex ignored the fact that she hadn't had a vision in over a year. The only thing she did was hold her hand on her scar. "I didn't mean to," she whispered to herself, "I didn't want to." Bright white lights filled the room after she said that. It was Kevin.

"We know you didn't," he said, "that's why were asking for your help."

"What," Alex asked confused.

The Elder continued, "This world was not supposed to be. So we're sending you back in time to change…this." Alex was still confused; she let the Elder finish. "Your going back to stop Prudence from dieing. Anything is better than this world we live in."

"How is that suppose to help," she asked, "it was a Destined event."

"But it was a mistaken Destiny," Kevin said.

"What about Paige," Alex asked with a tear rolling down her face.

"Only time will tell," he said simply.

"Go for it," her heart yelled. "But you don't mess with Fate and Destiny," she said.

"What else can we do," he asked, "you're all we have left of the Halliwell line." Finally with a sign she said,

"O.K."