The Girl on the Inside

by MakeDauntlessCakeNotWar

Ally was result of a royal affair. But no one knows. All y goes by the name Edelweiss and hates it. Her only joy is writing to her birth mother, who lives on the outskirts of the kingdom, and Austin, her mothers stable hand. Will she try to escape the palace and go to the outside, or will she be forced to resign and live a simple life as like her mother?

4. Chapter 4

The Girl on the Inside Chapter 4

AN: hey this is chapter 4, just read.

I do not own Austin and Ally

This chapter will take place one and a halve weeks later, Austin and Ally's mom's visit.

Today is the day, the day I visit my Ally, wait what, not my Ally, I didn't say that. Whatever I can't wait to see her, to see what she looks like to hug her. I better not hug her because I may never let her go. The carriage has just arrived and I helped Ally's mom into it, then I hopped into it myself. I never expected them to send a horse drawn carriage to pick us up; it looks like the carriage in Cinderella. I can't wait to see her and I 0grab Ally's moms hand, she squeezes my hand just as hard as I squeeze her's, and she leans in and whispers in my ear,

"You should tell Ally you love her today, I know you do, and she needs someone to love her."

I freeze, how did she know about my tiny, little crush on Ally, I can't keep it in anymore, so I will just admit it to myself, I love her, she means everything to me, the only thing I have to look forward to.

"How did you know I love Ally?" I ask.

"Have you ever looked at yourself while you read her letters, you have a look as if nothing else is happening, nothing is troubling you, your parents don't exist, you look like you do while you are singing, and you love singing."

"When do you hear me sing?"

"Every day, you sing that little song, what did you call it, Can't Do it Without You, the one you wrote in your journal that you wrote for Ally."

"You read my journal?"

"You leave it in your pillow, an obvious spot, and I have a naturally nosy nature."

"Ally said the same thing when she read her father's letter that said that she was your, her first letter, I always carry that letter, I love that letter."

"Well pull it out and read it to me." I pull out the letter I always keep in my pocket.

Dear Austin,

My mother says that you would be a good person to write to, because you are lonely, so here you go, a friend. I have recently found out that my mother is my mother, when I found a note from my mother that told him that she wants to see me. I have a very nosy nature. So I want to know all about you. I think we are going to be great friends.

Love,

Ally. (Or edelweiss to the kingdom)

"I love that letter. Then we arrive. I look at the castle, it is huge. Maybe one hundred times the size of Ally's mom's cottage.

"Get out" A foot man says.

We climb out of the carriage and a man leads u into the castle.

"We will summon Princess Edelweiss" a man says.

A door opens and the most beautiful girl steps out.

""MOM AUSTIN" She yells, I know that this is ally.

"Al- Edelweiss" We yell.

I run and huge he with a huge force and she returns it with the same force. I missed so much of her after these years.

"I missed you Ally" I whisper in her ear.

"Same here Austin" She says.

She lets go and hugs her mother.

"Austin come here." She says and leads me away. We walk into a huge room, which I presume to be her bedroom.

"Austin I have never been so happy to see someone in my life." Ally says.

"Me either," I envelope her in another hug.

"Now I need to talk to you about my escape plan. I am going ot leave tonight."

"What, tonight."

"Yes my father said I had to marry Jean Clark in two days, so I need to leave tonight."

"Ok but I will meet you tonight in the middle of the garden outside to meet you, because I am guessing that you don't know how to get there." I say.

"Thank you."

Then we go silent, she leans her head on my shoulder.

"What is it like on the outside?"

"Well it is summer so everything is green and warm and beautiful. The flowers are in bloom and you can ride a horse anywhere." I say.

"It must be nice; I have missed 16 years of my life of being outside because of one stupid mistake by my dad."

"Hey if he hadn't made that mistake I wouldn't have you." I freeze when I relied what I had just said.

"And I wouldn't have you." She says.

I look at her as she picks her head off my shoulder. We stair at each other for about ten seconds then I lean in and so does she, our lips meet and sparks ignite my body, but then all too soon, we pull away.

"All I know I barely know you, but I think, no I know, I love you."