Even a traitor may mend [Edmund Pevensie x Reader]

Chapter 4

(I'm actually gonna skip the parts when the queen gave him Turkish Delight because I'm too lazy. Sorry about it, I'm losing motivation.)

Y/n's point of view

After visiting Mr Tumnus' house, we decided to head back. While Lucy and I were walking in the woods, we saw a familiar figure. It was Edmund. "Edmund?" I said. "Oh Edmund! You got in too!" Lucy screamed as she ran and hugged her brother. They're such cute siblings to be honest. "Isn't it wonderful?" Lucy added. "The White Witch hasn't found out anything about me and Lucy meeting him." I told him. "The White Witch?" Edmund repeated. "She calls herself the Queen of Narnia but she really isn't." Lucy explained. After explaining it, Edmund started looking uncomfortable. "Are you alright? You look awful." I set out. "Well what'd you expect? I mean it's freezing. How do we get out of here?" Edmund responded. "Follow us." I replied.

Lucy's point of view

When we got out of the wardrobe, I told Edmund and Y/n; "Since Edmund also came, we can prove Narnia is real to Susan and Peter! Come on Y/n!" "Wait Lucy! We can't just wake him up." Y/n explained. "Come on!" I exclaimed excitedly as I grabbed Y/n and Edmund's hand bringing them to the boys' room. "Lucy wait..." Y/n told me but I already woke up Peter. "Peter! Peter! Wake up! Wake up! It's there it's really there!"

Susan's point of view

I was sleeping peacefully when I heard someone screaming at Peter's room. I took my robe and checked who was it. Lucy was screaming talking about Narnia once again. I entered the room and told Lucy she just dreamed it but. "But I haven't! I saw Mr Tumnus again." Lucy denied. "And Edmund came too." Y/n added. We all stared at Edmund, "You saw the faun?" Peter asked him but he just shook his head. "Oh he actually didn't came with us there." Lucy explained. "Ed, what were you doing?" Y/n asked him. "I was just playing along. I'm sorry Peter, I shouldn't have encouraged them." He answered. "You know little children these days. Don't know when to start pretending." Edmund finished as he smirks. Lucy began crying and ran away, so I ran after her.

Y/n's point of view

Lucy ran off when Edmund denied both of us. Peter got up on his bed, took his robe and pushed Edmund on the bed. "I thought you would be on our side but, I lied to myself the whole time." I told Edmund as I felt tears fall from my eyes. I wiped my tears and I bumped into Susan due to my blurry vision because of crying. "I think Y/n may also need some hot coco Mrs Macready." Mrs Macready took me and Lucy to the kitchen serving us some hot choco. "You have a moustache on your face." Lucy giggled and I did the same. "Look who's talking." I told her as I pointed to her moustache.

Peter's point of view

Susan and I were about to leave but the professor prohibited us to. "Both of you come into my office." He demanded. We entered his office, it was kind of neat. "You seem to have upset the delicate internal balance of my housekeeper." He discussed. "We're very sorry, sir. It won't happen again." I apologized as I grabbed Susan's arm. "It's our sister. Lucy." Susan told him. "The weeping girl." He remarked. "Yes sir." I responded. "She's upset." Susan cleared up. "Hence the weeping." He said. "It's nothing. We can handle it." I explained. "Oh I can see that." The professor replied. "She and Y/n thinks they have found a magical land. In the upstairs wardrobe." Susan stated. The professor looks interested like he wants to know more. "What did you say?" He asked. "Um, the wardrobe upstairs." Susan replied. "The two of them think they found a forest inside. They won't stop going about it." She added. "What was it like?" The professor asked. "Like talking to a lunatic." "No, no, no, not them. The forest." He responded. "You're not saying you believe her?" I asked. "You don't?" The professor queried. "But of course not. I mean logically, it's impossible." Susan explained. "What do they teach in schools now at days?" He questioned us. "Edmund said they were only pretending." I replied. "He's usually the more truthful one is he?" He asked us. "No, this would be the first time." I answered. "Well if they're not mad and they're not lying, then logically we must assume they're telling the truth." He explained. "You're saying we should just believe them?" Susan asked. "She's your sister isn't she? You're her family. You might just try acting like one." He told us.

Y/n's point of view

"I wish I can have more hot coco." Lucy stated. I giggled at what she said. "I'll get you more tomorrow. It's midnight right now, you won't be able to sleep." I told her.

:) I've been doing this while watching the movie. Hope you enjoyed.