A/N: Sorry about the wait (kind of). Well, here's from Veronica's perspective. I was worried that I would have no clue what to do, and then the next word on the list was sleep. Hopefully I did a decent job on it aside from its short length.
I couldn't believe that I had been asleep for two years. I'd missed out on so much. My little girls weren't exactly so little anymore. I wish I had been able to be with them. I confess that now whenever I go to sleep I worry that I might not wake up for a long time, or even wake up at all. Now I sleep and I dream about my children, about what might happen while I'm not there.
However unpleasant sleeping is now, I must say that I was happy to be in Ferryport Landing when I woke up. Of course my husband didn't like being here at all and one of the first things he did was decide that we were leaving immediately. I was against that, but I couldn't do much about it. I think maybe too much sleep made him cranky.
I was glad to be here, finally awake and spending time with my daughters, even though while I was asleep, the world went absolutely insane, not that it was normal before, or that Ferryport Landing had ever been any other way. It just got much more⦠extreme in its dangers. I suppose things change when you sleep. I just wish they hadn't changed so much.
A/N: You know the drill. Here's the quote: "We'll keep you safe in the jungle forevermore⦠That's what friends are for."
