*And another!*
As soon as the beautiful paradise of Neverland filled her eyes, she smiled peacefully. It was awesome, how such a wonderful place could exist without her knowing. She instantly knew right then that she was in love with it.
Peter glanced briefly at Jessie as they all three flew closer. He figured she'd love it, seeing as how she loved fairy tales. He yanked gently on her hand, signaling to her that he was going faster, and she nodded. He began to fly faster until they reached the ground, where they all landed perfectly.
Ellen laughed giddily as she set her bare feet into the soil. She gazed wonderously at the scenery, her brown eyes widening in amazement. "Jessie! It's just like Starlight!" she exclaimed, running to her sister and grabbing hold of the girl's shirt. "It's exactly like you said Starlight was!"
Jessie laughed lightly as she stared down lovingly at her sister. She loved seeing Ellen happy. She placed her hand on Ellen's back and looked around. The trees were in full bloom, flowers littering random trees. The sky was a mixture of baby blue and light pink, the clouds looking like cotton candy. She laughed, closing her eyes as the sun soaked into her skin. She didn't know why, but Neverland seemed perfect to her.
Peter watched them, a smirk on his face. Jessie and Ellen were just in awe of the place he called home, and it made him happy. 'Maybe,' he thought, 'they'll be the ones to stay.' He nodded to himself, and whistled to them.
Both girls turned their eyes to him, watching as he motioned with his head to follow him. He took off flying again, making his way through the brush. Ellen looked at her older sister briefly before taking off after him, giggling insanely. Jessie shook her head and took off as well, flipping her hair over her shoulder to keep it away from her face.
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~Neverland~
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Peter led them to the Mermaid Lagoon, seeing as how the mermaids wouldn't be there this early in the afternoon. He landed right beside the water, turning around just in time to see Ellen land next to a tree. She placed her hand against the bark and looked over her shoulder, watching as Jessie joined them.
Jessie looked around, from the trees to the water, and looked to Peter. "What is this place?" she asked, almost as if she knew it was somewhere special.
He smiled and walked to the water's edge, kneeling by it. "It's the Mermaid Lagoon," he said, dipping his hand in the water.
Ellen brightened up. "Mermaids?!" she asked, her small voice almost sqeaking. Jessie turned to face her.
Peter looked at her, slowly turning his gaze back to the water as he said "they're not like you'd expect. If you get too close, they pull you under, drowning you," he said.
Ellen's eyes widened in horror and shock, and Jessie hid her laughter. "Don't worry," he said as Ellen began to back up. "They won't come when it's this bright out. They like the dark better."
Ellen blinked and rested against a tree. Peter sat by the water's edge, then pulled out his instrument. He began to play a gentle tune, watching every so often out of his eye to see Jessie's reaction.
She began to slowly sway her head to the music, her eyes closed. She opened her eyes, and looked at Peter. He was watching her, and she blushed. She looked away, and he shook his head, smiling.
Ellen watched it all, realization hitting her that something was going on, or would be going on soon, between her sister and this boy.
As soon as the beautiful paradise of Neverland filled her eyes, she smiled peacefully. It was awesome, how such a wonderful place could exist without her knowing. She instantly knew right then that she was in love with it.
Peter glanced briefly at Jessie as they all three flew closer. He figured she'd love it, seeing as how she loved fairy tales. He yanked gently on her hand, signaling to her that he was going faster, and she nodded. He began to fly faster until they reached the ground, where they all landed perfectly.
Ellen laughed giddily as she set her bare feet into the soil. She gazed wonderously at the scenery, her brown eyes widening in amazement. "Jessie! It's just like Starlight!" she exclaimed, running to her sister and grabbing hold of the girl's shirt. "It's exactly like you said Starlight was!"
Jessie laughed lightly as she stared down lovingly at her sister. She loved seeing Ellen happy. She placed her hand on Ellen's back and looked around. The trees were in full bloom, flowers littering random trees. The sky was a mixture of baby blue and light pink, the clouds looking like cotton candy. She laughed, closing her eyes as the sun soaked into her skin. She didn't know why, but Neverland seemed perfect to her.
Peter watched them, a smirk on his face. Jessie and Ellen were just in awe of the place he called home, and it made him happy. 'Maybe,' he thought, 'they'll be the ones to stay.' He nodded to himself, and whistled to them.
Both girls turned their eyes to him, watching as he motioned with his head to follow him. He took off flying again, making his way through the brush. Ellen looked at her older sister briefly before taking off after him, giggling insanely. Jessie shook her head and took off as well, flipping her hair over her shoulder to keep it away from her face.
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~Neverland~
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Peter led them to the Mermaid Lagoon, seeing as how the mermaids wouldn't be there this early in the afternoon. He landed right beside the water, turning around just in time to see Ellen land next to a tree. She placed her hand against the bark and looked over her shoulder, watching as Jessie joined them.
Jessie looked around, from the trees to the water, and looked to Peter. "What is this place?" she asked, almost as if she knew it was somewhere special.
He smiled and walked to the water's edge, kneeling by it. "It's the Mermaid Lagoon," he said, dipping his hand in the water.
Ellen brightened up. "Mermaids?!" she asked, her small voice almost sqeaking. Jessie turned to face her.
Peter looked at her, slowly turning his gaze back to the water as he said "they're not like you'd expect. If you get too close, they pull you under, drowning you," he said.
Ellen's eyes widened in horror and shock, and Jessie hid her laughter. "Don't worry," he said as Ellen began to back up. "They won't come when it's this bright out. They like the dark better."
Ellen blinked and rested against a tree. Peter sat by the water's edge, then pulled out his instrument. He began to play a gentle tune, watching every so often out of his eye to see Jessie's reaction.
She began to slowly sway her head to the music, her eyes closed. She opened her eyes, and looked at Peter. He was watching her, and she blushed. She looked away, and he shook his head, smiling.
Ellen watched it all, realization hitting her that something was going on, or would be going on soon, between her sister and this boy.