Nina began the search for Anna for she was ready to commence this onslaught as she had planned.
Nina climbed in her sister's open window that portrayed a perfect view of the cars blow. Anna's room was on the floor second closest to the top.
Anna Williams was not home at the moment so Nina decided to wait for her beloved sister to arrive home once more. Nina waited patiently for her sister's return in a dark corner where it was nearly impossible for her to be seen.
She had been studying her sister's habits in the past week or so and noticed that when Anna would arrive home, she would take a quick shower and go to bed, leaving the lights completely off through all her comings and goings.
Soon the door creaked open and Anna appeared, keys in hand. Nina pulled a sai from a safely hidden space in her clothing and through it toward Anna's head, but deliberately missed hitting the wall beside Anna's face.
Nina emerged from the corner, sai in hand. Anna, too, had a sai, the one pulled from the wall.
"What is this?" Anna asked sounding a little hurt. "Are you trying to assassinate me, sister?"
Nina looked at her suspiciously. "Perhaps, maybe I am," she smirked.
Anna began to sob, "Why must you speak such harsh words to me, sister?"
"Cut the crap, Anna! You know why I'm here!"
"Perhaps I don't?" Anna had already stopped her fake sobs and cries to her older sibling.
"Well," Nina started. "Here's the deal, either you tell me what you know of my past or I will exterminate you! Slut!"
Anna, again sarcastic, said, "Ouch! That hurt!"
Nina only chuckled at her remark. "So, sister, how you want it done?"
"Well, you're not getting anything out of me!"
"Alright then," Nina pulled her sniper from her person and pieced it together. She was ready to fire. "the hard way it is!" Nina put the gun to her eye and looked through.
Anna felt she was already trapped. Large objects all around her, there was nowhere for her to run.
Nina fired a shot but it didn't hit Anna, it only knocked the sai from her hand. She placed her sniper in the corner where she had hid and reached for the sai that lay on the floor.
Nina threw the sai, only to have it go through Anna's left hand and pin her to the wall. Anna gasped in pain. Nina walked across the room, slowly. "There's nowhere to run, little sister," Nina taunted as she stroked her sister's chin. Anna attempted to push her away with her other hand. "You don't want me to have to do the other one as well, now, do you?" the blonde smirked once again. Easily said, Nina was getting into this. "So, what is it you have to tell me?"
"Nothing!" Anna screamed through clenched teeth. "I will tell you nothing!" suddenly another scream was heard and several gasps. Nina had pinned her other hand to the wall.
"What of now, sister?" Nina showed no remorse or malice for what she had just done to her sister. "I've done research and found nothing. I've asked and got no answer. Now, now it's come to this," Nina shook her head. "I've spent, days, weeks, perhaps months and not a single clue as to who I am, as to who I was. What've you to say about all this?"
The Irish woman against the wall sighed softly and began to speak. "You blame me for something you did."
"And what is it that I did, Anna?" Nina asked now looking interested.
"You killed Richard Williams!" Anna screamed.
"And why do you believe that I did?"
"You were jealous! So you killed him! To get back at me! To hurt me and you did! You broke my soul, my spirit! And I will forever resent you for that!"
"How did I do it?" Nina asked still not convinced.
"How should I know? I wasn't there! You knew I loved him! So when he agreed to take you out, you came back alone, with no one! And you lied to me saying that he was taken from you! By a black warrior of some kind, you said! But I knew better that to believe you, Nina Williams! You killed him! You killed our father!" Anna shouted and screamed and kicked at Nina, but Nina only laughed in her face.
"I doubt any of that's true. You probly killed him yourself, out of lust and greed! Neither of us trust each other, Anna."
"I only wanted to make peace with you! But no, you wouldn't have it! You insisted I tell you all that happened between us! And now I'm sorry I did!"
"Liar!" Nina squealed. As she pulled a third and last sai from a spot on her leg.
Anna cringed knowing she would be stabbed as soon as Nina decided where. She hoped not to be hurt much by these wounds her sister might inflict.
Anna was then stabbed in the stomach, directly above her belly button. "Tell me the truth and I won't kill you!" Nina said coldly.
Anna swallowed, hard. "We've been debating who killed him for so long," as stopped as more tears rolled down her face. "I don't even know who did it anymore. All I ever wanted was to make peace with you," she repeated. "but my pride wouldn't let me. And when I tried to be nice, my anger showed through. All I ever wanted was for us to be happy together, spend time like normal sisters do. But ever since Father died, we've been deprived of our childhood and forced to dual it out. Out of sympathy I've always let you win; but now I'm not sure how strong I really am anymore. Apparently not as strong as I thought if it's come to this. Please, Nina, if you'll let me, make it up to you?" Anna pleaded with her older sister.
"Alright, peace it is," Nina sighed. "We'll seal our promise after you are hospitalized, but until then, watch your back! And you'd best not break this!" Nina walked to the window and disassembled her sniper. After she put it away, she climbed through the window and was gone.
Once on the roof, Nina called the ambulance and waited until she heard its sirens before she turned to leave.
When the ambulance bust through the door and looked to the left to find a woman in red, passed out, practically crucified on the wall.
Nick claimed it was time to celebrate.
"No," Nina replied. "It was neither a victory or a loss. It was an agreement."