HANNAH
A YEAR LATER
"Worchmount doesn't know what's coming for them."
Willa smiled. She spun around a little to show off her new, designer outfit with matching heels.
"Is that a good thing or a bad thing?" she said.
"Definitely a good thing," I replied.
Her smile grew a little sad.
"I'm going to miss you," she said.
I nodded, not trusting myself to speak at that moment. There was a lump in my throat and I had promised myself I wouldn't cry. I had been looking forward to this day and yet I had been dreading it too.
Willa and I had been close for so long. Now she was going to school in Worchmount miles away from home. I didn't know how I would live without her now. But I would try.
It was time for her to leave the nest. Time for her to grow and learn. To find a mate and love.
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