This is it, everyone. I know I kind of left you guys hanging on the last chapter, but it felt right to end it there and leave you all to imagine the adventure and revenge Abigail will go on. It has been three years since I started writing about Sarah and Abby and they have become a part of me in my writing world and I can't thank you all enough for caring about them as well while you have read.
I would want to thank Hatsunation for being an awesome Beta to this last story. I can't thank you more enough for editing these chapters for me!
After this chapter, my fanfiction writing days will be over. Writing this trilogy has helped me so much as a writer and I wouldn't trade the experience of not only writing them, but also reading your reactions if you have commented! I admit to doing a happy dance whenever I see a notification for a new review, favorite, or follow.
If you would like to see some of my original work and future projects, I will be on Wattpad under the username LilyWinchester. Since there are many, my profile picture is a leaf and one of my stories is called The Demise of Andrea Stacey Webster if it makes the search easier.
Just thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you for everything! I could probably go on forever of how much gratitude I have so I'm going to end it here.
I hope you enjoy!
Disclaimer: I do not own any rights to Pirates of the Caribbean. I only own Abigail Unger and Sarah Williams.
Chapter 15: Sarah
She woke up in a room. The white walls blinded her eyes and shut her eyes.
"Sarah?" A voice whispered in her ear. It was warm and familiar. "It's okay, sweetie. Don't be afraid to open your eyes." Following the voice's advice, she opened my eyes to meet a familiar pair. The eyes were the same color as her own. Blue. A gasp escaped her throat.
"Mom?" Sarah croaked. Her eyes focused on her mother's face. Sarah's mother smiled down at her and kissed her forehead. Tear stains were visible under her red eyes. "How? Where am I?"
"You're at the hospital," She said, brushing her fingers against Sarah's bangs. Didn't her bangs grow out though? Another gasped escape her lips. She was back in her own world.
"Why?" Sarah asked. Alarm took over her and she tried to sit up, but her mother pushed her gently back down.
"While you were in Florida at the beach with Abby, a group of people not too far away saw you two drowning and saved you."
Sarah's eyebrows furrowed. "Is Abby okay?"
When she asked this, her mother's eyes lowered down to her feet. A new set of tears threatened to spill. "She didn't make it. I'm so sorry."
"What do you mean she didn't make it?" Sarah asked, her voice growing louder. Her mother was trying to figure out a way to answer when the answer was something Sarah already knew. If Abby stayed in the pirate world, that meant she died in this world. Of course Sarah would had to have known that. It was a price of dying there and coming back here. The price was leaving her behind.
Sarah's heart sank. Abby was now alone, having survived the battle. Memories flooded her brain and she could feel a dull ache in her side where the sword had sunk in. "Oh."
Now she was alone as well.