Kid's Sister

Truth

Kid's pov

I walked towards my class with Liz and Patty behind me when Maka and Soul came up to me. "Hey Kid, Lord Death wants to see you in his room before class he said it's serious." Maka explained. "Father wants to see me? Okay thank you Maka, see you in class." I responded. Maka and Soul waved as I walked to my father's room. When I entered I saw him standing waiting for me. "Hey Kid, what's up?" he asked me. "Maka told me you wanted to see me." I explained.

"Right, okay, yes. Hi Liz, Patty." Patty waved while Liz said "Hi sir."

"Kid I have some news." Father continued. I nodded. "Your sister is going to be attending this school now."

"My sister?" I said unbelievably. 

"Yes, you have a sister." With the voice he uses it's hard to tell when he is joking.

"Father, is this a joke?"

"No, you have a sister who lives in London. She is younger than you and I sent her to live with other humans when she was young. The woman who was portraying her mother quit. The man portraying her father was killed. Your sister met her partner at the man's funeral and that's when things went wrong. They realized they were meister and weapon and they began to fight. At first they fought in forests to hunt but it led to them fighting people on streets for money much like Liz and Patty but they managed to steer away from that and worked for the police for money instead. I have been paying for their house in London and I've decided that if they are going to fight then they should come to school where they can learn how to wield the power they own." When he finished he waited for my reaction. I stood there stunned. I couldn't comprehend this. I waited for it to sink in but it wouldn't. 

"If this is true, then why haven't you told me earlier?" I was barley able to choke out through my shock.

"I wanted to keep your two worlds separate." He answered clearly. I looked at Liz and Patty who both looked shocked too. "Kid has a sister!" Patty shouted while throwing her arms into the air.

"When is she coming?" I asked father.

"The end of the week." he replied. I nodded. My father dismissed us back to class. "Kid, you're late." Professor Stein told me. "I'm sorry, I was speaking with my father." Stein nodded and I walked to my seat. My friends looked at me confused but I just shook my head then looked down at the blank desk. 'I have a sister' I told myself repeatedly but no matter how many times I said it I still couldn't grasp it.