Elle wanted to cry. Dropping and clattering sounds and shouts kept coming from the living room and the sound was keeping her from sleep. She hoped that there wouldn't be too big a mess the next day.

She would have to wake up early to pack and tidy everything up. What could she tell Luna anyway?

She'd been so happy and Elle didn't want to break that, so what would she tell Luna in reference to the two weird man that would be coincidentally living with them?

She could say they were...cousins? No. Could they put on be invisible 24/7? She'd ask them later.

Would she remember everything? If so, would she be happier or not? Could they put on a glamour instead?

When would they need to go home? What are they here to do? Should she let Luna see them? Elle could imagine what it would feel like if Luna didn't remember her. Terrible.

Especially with what was going on between them. What was going in between them?

She was merely lucky Luna's memory had reseted itself to a time she already knew Elle.

The again, there was that one little problem.

If she did tell Luna, perhaps could she get a better understanding of what happened?

Questions. So many, many lurking questions. And thinking had always been a dangerous pastime.

She kicked the covers away and stood, and walked to Luna's room. She checked the door was closed and Luna still snoring softly, then carefully tiptoed into the living room.

She expected to see that there had been a vase, was now a pile of shards, and maybe the TV lay cracked somewhere.

Thankfully, nothing was broken. The TV was on the floor but not visibly cracked, and a few plastic plates were scattered. Thor and Loki lay draped over each other on the small sofa, and Thor was already half on the floor, with one limb dangling.

"Mm not too bad actually." She mused and walked over to shake them awake.

They shuffled slightly in their sleep, mumbled a few muffled words before tossing around and going back to sleep.

"Hey don't go back to sleep." She went to shake them again but paused, "You really are tired, aren't you." She felt a small little tinge of guilt.

"Sheesh fine we'll talk in the morning."

In the morning, Elle woke up and randomly threw on some clothes, then walked out, straight into Luna.

She cringed at having forgotten how early Luna woke everyday. And best of all? Today was the weekend.

"Well good morning. I...um are you feeling better?" Luna nodded. "Good, " She gave a big smile, "I have something to tell you. My cousins are coming to, um, live with me for a period of time. They're both guys, and well yeah."

Luna raised an eyebrow at the sudden strange news, "How come?"

Elle gulped, "They're having some family problems and have to stay with someone. But I can't leave you alone at this time."

"Couldn't they rent a hotel or something? Or is there a reason you want them here?"

Elle wasn't sure what she meant, and decided to happily avoid that question, "Nah, but is it ok?"

She spied a glimmer of green sparkle somewhere behind Luna and hoped they would play along.

"Um I guess?" Luna's looked apprehensive and slightly skeptical, but didn't say anything else.

"Yes, so just go sit down there, and I'll introduce you to then later." Luna rolled her eyes, but obliged and sat down mumbling something about introductions being unnecessary.

Elle stepped into the study room. Where the brothers were. "Not bad, actually." Both had brown hair to match hers, and hazel brown eyes. There were also significant differences to their features.

She turned to leave, but not before she was asked a question, "Why the change of mind?"

She considered this for a moment, "I just put myself in your positions. Now are you ready? Just as a reminder, Luna only remembers her fake life, nothing of her real, so obviously, she won't know what you're talking about if you call her Victoria."

She ignored their surprised faces, "Yes I knew about that. I'm sorry for lying but well, she couldn't have me telling her 'victims'."

She peeked out, then slapped her forehead, "And here I was wondering about the introduction part. She isn't even sitting here anymore."

"Should have suspect that something seeing as she was so well behaved." She mused quietly.

"Where would she be?" Elle asked.

Loki pointes upwards, in the direction of the roof.

"Right. Get her down for me, will you."