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(Kagome's POV)
So I walked over to Petunia's house once more, being much more cautious this time. I knocked on her door.
"Yes?" Petunia opened the door once more and I was reminded of how strongly she and her sister contrasted. Lily had red hair that bounced with life though Petunia's hung, lank and lifeless, shining a dull blond color. Lily's emerald eyes were huge and mirrored her emotions while Petunia's eyes were a pale blue with flecks of gray.
"May I come in?" I asked politely. Petunia sniffed and squinted at me.
"Who're you?" She asked suspiciously. I had no idea what to say, so I said what popped into my head first. I think it came from a novel.
"I'll explain it all after we're safely inside." I replied. Petunia's eyes grew as round and wide as disks as she stared outside horrified. She ushered me inside and shut the door.
"Was it.the magic people?" She asked.
"No." I replied, swishing my short blonde hair.
"Well then, what is it?" She snapped at me. I bristled slightly, well wasn't that rude?
"It's about your sister, Lily." I told her, watching Lily's sister for a reaction. For a brief millisecond, I thought I saw worry and pain but it disappeared in an instant.
"What?" She snapped. "I don't have a sister! Are you a madwoman?" I sighed. No wonder Lily was in so much pain. Personally, I had no idea why Lily would want a day of joy with this shrew but I gave a little smile anyways.
"No, let us sit down first." I motioned towards a tan, rather lumpy couch as though this were my house.
Petunia waited until I was seated then slowly sat down.
"What about Lily?" She asked suspiciously.
"Petunia, you love Lily and I know you miss her. Lily loves and misses you too. Please, I know something. Lily will die soon and she will die wounded without one day in which you two were sisters once more. Overcome your differences because deep down inside you two have a bond that cannot be broken." I explained passionately while Petunia just stared at me mouth slightly agape.
"What do you mean Lily will die soon? And why should I care?" Petunia sniffed. I took Petunia's bony already-withered hands into my own and looked her straight in the eye.
"Lily will die soon, do you understand that? And you know you care, deep inside your heart. It's obvious to me but not to Lily. So show her you love her. Just show her that little display of love she wants for one day. One day, that's all I ask. For Lily. Please?" I begged. Petunia's resolve was breaking. Minutes that seemed like hours passed. Finally, one tear made a path down Petunia's pasty cheek.
"Ok." She agreed, wiping her cheeks. I grinned.
(Kagome's POV)
So I walked over to Petunia's house once more, being much more cautious this time. I knocked on her door.
"Yes?" Petunia opened the door once more and I was reminded of how strongly she and her sister contrasted. Lily had red hair that bounced with life though Petunia's hung, lank and lifeless, shining a dull blond color. Lily's emerald eyes were huge and mirrored her emotions while Petunia's eyes were a pale blue with flecks of gray.
"May I come in?" I asked politely. Petunia sniffed and squinted at me.
"Who're you?" She asked suspiciously. I had no idea what to say, so I said what popped into my head first. I think it came from a novel.
"I'll explain it all after we're safely inside." I replied. Petunia's eyes grew as round and wide as disks as she stared outside horrified. She ushered me inside and shut the door.
"Was it.the magic people?" She asked.
"No." I replied, swishing my short blonde hair.
"Well then, what is it?" She snapped at me. I bristled slightly, well wasn't that rude?
"It's about your sister, Lily." I told her, watching Lily's sister for a reaction. For a brief millisecond, I thought I saw worry and pain but it disappeared in an instant.
"What?" She snapped. "I don't have a sister! Are you a madwoman?" I sighed. No wonder Lily was in so much pain. Personally, I had no idea why Lily would want a day of joy with this shrew but I gave a little smile anyways.
"No, let us sit down first." I motioned towards a tan, rather lumpy couch as though this were my house.
Petunia waited until I was seated then slowly sat down.
"What about Lily?" She asked suspiciously.
"Petunia, you love Lily and I know you miss her. Lily loves and misses you too. Please, I know something. Lily will die soon and she will die wounded without one day in which you two were sisters once more. Overcome your differences because deep down inside you two have a bond that cannot be broken." I explained passionately while Petunia just stared at me mouth slightly agape.
"What do you mean Lily will die soon? And why should I care?" Petunia sniffed. I took Petunia's bony already-withered hands into my own and looked her straight in the eye.
"Lily will die soon, do you understand that? And you know you care, deep inside your heart. It's obvious to me but not to Lily. So show her you love her. Just show her that little display of love she wants for one day. One day, that's all I ask. For Lily. Please?" I begged. Petunia's resolve was breaking. Minutes that seemed like hours passed. Finally, one tear made a path down Petunia's pasty cheek.
"Ok." She agreed, wiping her cheeks. I grinned.