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Y/N's Age: 11
Alex's Age: 16
Plot: Y/N lives in a very magical and colorful world, and she is unbeknownst teased about it, luckily there is her sister who, despite not being able to stand her childish ways, remains her big sister
A/N: Hey y'all, -LUVBLACKHILL requested this and it was quite funny to write, I hope you like it 3>
3rd Person's Pov:
It is just another typical day in the life of 11-year-old Y/N Romanoff. Skipping her way to school, her backpack bounces with each joyful hop. She hums a tune, her mind full with thoughts of princesses, unicorns, and all things magical. As an 11-year-old with a heart full of innocence, Y/N sees the world through the lens of wonder and joy.
Y/N's older sister, Alex (who insists on being called Super Sis), is a 16-year-old, total high school badass. Like, she's got that "I don't care" attitude and a leather jacket that screams rebellion.
Little does she know, the world isn't always as whimsical as the stories she loves.
Y/N bounced into the school courtyard with the enthusiasm of a kid who just discovered a secret candy stash. Her eyes sparkled with excitement as she spotted her best friend, Lily, near the swings.
Y/N's POV:
"Hey, Lily! Guess what? Last night, Mom and Maria let me stay up late to watch a superhero movie. I even had popcorn!" I beamed, my voice filled with childlike wonder.
Lily raised an eyebrow, looking less impressed than I had hoped. "Cool, I guess. Anyway, did you finish your math homework? Mr. Thompson's gonna check it today."
"Oh, math! Yeah, I did it, but I drew a rainbow on top. Do you think he'll like it?" I asked, completely missing the seriousness of Lily's tone.
Lily sighed, shaking her head. "I doubt it, Y/N. You need to take things seriously sometimes. You can't just live in your princess world forever."
I shrugged off Lily's concerns with a carefree smile. "But it's so much more fun in my world! You should join me sometime, Lily."
As the day unfolded, I continued to navigate the school halls like a princess in my own fairy tale.
Unbeknownst to her, there were whispers and giggles that followed her every step - whispers that weren't filled with the same innocent joy.
At lunch, I skipped over to my usual table, where Lily sat with my friends. "Hey, Y/N, we were thinking of playing a new game after school. Wanna join?" Lily asked, her eyes flickering to the others at the table.
"Sure! What game is it?" I asked, my excitement evident in my tone of voice.
"Um, it's called 'Let's See How Many Times Y/N Can Spin Without Falling.' Catchy, right?" Lily said, a mischievous glint in her eyes.
