Looking out from the car window, a teen girl could see a bunch of houses, all lined up a few inches apart from each other—-meaning they had finally reached her destined neighborhood. The car pulled up to a fairly average looking house right next to the wall boarding it on the left. The teen girl, who looked to be about 15, got out of the car shyly. From the girl's face alone, one could assume she was depressed and lonely. Nonetheless, she walked up to the front door and knocked, her long and wavy blonde hair flowing in the wind. After a few seconds, a young teen boy--who's hair was nearly as blonde as his new sister's-- opened the door. One could assume this boy was 14.
"Oh, you must be our new sister! I'm Roxen." Roxen happily said, introducing himself as a brown-haired tween girl—well, one could assume she was a tween by her height—walked down the nearby stairs.
"New sister? I didn't know we were getting a new sister! I'm Alexia." Alexia said, running up to the blonde haired teen girl.
"M-my name is Lea." Lea answered, taken aback by Alexia's sudden excitement to see her.
"Lea? I really like your name Lea!" Both Roxen and Alexia said happily, making Lea feel something she felt rarely—happy. Lea smiled a bit as the two helped her get her stuff into the house.
"Where's Dad?" Lea asked, placing her stuffed animals onto her new bed.
"He's at an alchohol store." Alexia said.
"Oh." Thoughts of Lea's past came back in a rush, as if taunting her, but she was able to shrug it off nonetheless.
"Hey Lea, how old are you?" Alexia asked curiously.
"I'm fifteen. What about you and Roxen? How old are you two?" Lea asked.
"He's fourteen and I'm eleven."
"Wow…Roxen's pretty joyful and happy for a fourteen year old."
"He's always like that, despite the hell Father gives us. We're always there for each other, and we'll definitely be there for you too!" Alexia stated proudly and honestly.
Lea smiled. "And I'll be there for the both of you."
"Forever?"
"Forever."