Wednesday's Child is Full of Woe

Life with her new siblings had been... weird. For sure. She had considered that maybe this was how her older siblings had felt, or at least her mind drifted to Saracyn. He had always been a bit more serious, cold, not really seeming interested in her when she was much younger. She hoped she changed his impression as she grew older at least to the fact she wasn't one of those bubbly annoying pups. Though she hadn't really experienced that either. And that being said, she kept her distance mostly from her other siblings since they had been born. Maybe nothing really against them, but they couldn't know that. She stuck to herself inside the family den and went about her day with her own time.

As she had walked through the common areas as became normal for her these days, she spotted her younger sister over by the lake's edge. She obviously didn't go bounding over for her, but she did stop for that moment that caught on somewhere in her mind. It's exactly what she had done in her younger days. She wasn't the very outgoing type, and she found herself looking down into the water's reflection almost daily. Quiet, observative. She thought maybe her sister felt the same way. And she also thought maybe Saracyn had felt the same as she did in this moment when he saw her that one day.

She took soft steps forward towards her, a squint in her eye which was actually quite normal for her but always came off wrong to others. "Anything interesting in there?" Was it genuine? Maybe not. But she was trying right? The urge to push her in as she stepped up beside her came to mind, but with the dropping temperatures she decided otherwise. Her sister didn't really seem exactly right physically, and it would probably be the end of her for doing something so minor that may have been drastic for her condition.

"Fiametta"