Another update! I am writing this on the day I last updated (this is weird, talking backwards) but I am updating today. See you at the bottom!


"Puck!" I groaned.

"Yeah, her children!" Puck laughed.

"Shut up!" I yelled.

"He's crazy!" Emma exclaimed with a giggle, and hid behind her sister.

"You're right. Time for ice cream!" Henry smiled, and they sat down at a huge table/


(time skip)

The family finished their meal.

Puck was sulking in the yard, and Granny was chattering away with Daphne and Emma, with Veronica watching.

Henry was fuming at something his brother said while Jake laughed.

Alison and Sabrina were left, in the booth.

"So, Rada." Sabrina began, pressing her name.

"Yeah?" Alison responded.

"I- um... why are you here? I mean, why did you come?" Sabrina asked.

"It's a long story." Alison looked away.

"And I'm ready to hear it."

"That's exactly what you always say, even in the future." Alison remarked.

"So?" Sabrina urged.

"Okay, so my father told me that the reason he left was a long story, but the main reason was that he played a prank on you, and you told him to leave. And he stayed away, for five years, trying to stay out of your way because of all the hurtful things you'd said. And, you got married, later a year after, Granny Relda died." She explained.

"Oh." Sabrina said, on the verge of tears, but Alison wasn't done.

"Emma and I found the magic phone thing, and traveled back to put it in a box and stuff so that you'd think it was yours. So we could come. And stop the prank. Puck is going to glue a basketball in your hair. And we wanted to stop it. So that you would get married, earlier. Maybe five years earlier. So that, maybe, just maybe, we'd have a chance, to know Great-Granny Relda. Just a chance. And we agreed it was a good cause." Alison looked away.

"Oh Alison!" Sabrina cried, and wrapped her up in a hug. "I love you so much!" She choked on a sob.

"That's exactly what you always say, in the future." Alison laughed. "Always."


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~Jessamyn