Life after Wendy(rewrite)

Prologue

All children grow up except one

Remember when Peter and Wendy had to say goodbye to each other?

Wendy:You won't forget me will you?
Peter:Me?forget?never
Wendy:Will you come back

Years passed and Peter eventually returns for Wendy but Wendy was now old and he meets her granddaughter Margaret Moira Angela Darling. She was called Moira. Peter took her to Neverland for many years but she kept getting older when he came back for her one last time, she was now sixteen.

One night when Peter came for Moira, he sees her crying on her bed.
Peter:Moira why are you crying?
Moira:Father and Mother are sending me to a boarding school in New York. Tonight is my last night at home. I don't want to leave.
then Moria came up with an idea to escape her problems.
Moira:Peter take me to Neverland but I want to stay there forever

Although Peter loved Moira he knew she couldn't disobey her parents wishes.
Peter:Moira I'm sorry but you have to stay. You can't disobey your parents.
Moira: I can't stay here, That would mean I will have to grow up
Peter:it's time for you to grow up now Moira
Moira: You won't forget me will you?
Peter: Me? Forget? Never
Moira: Will you come back?
Peter: Of course I will. You that place between sleep and awake, the place where you can still remember dreaming? That's where I'll always love you. That's where I'll be waiting.

Peter then flies out the window till he was out of sight. Moira ran to the window and sees a shooting star in the sky.

Moira: I'll always believe in you Peter Pan.

And Moria did believe always even after she left her childhood behind and grew up to have a family of her own. Moira marries a man named Henry and changed her name back to Margaret. They both had two boys and a girl. James the eldest, second Charlie, and youngest Annie.

Margaret kept her promise and kept the memory of Peter Pan alive by telling her kids about Peter Pan and her adventures in Neverland.

Annie the youngest loved to hear her mother's stories about Peter Pan and hoped one day Peter Pan will come and take her to Neverland so she left her window open every night hoping for Peter Pan to come for her.
Margaret: look Annie second to the right and then straight on till morning
Annie: Neverland

As one story ends, a new one begins. Annie was just like her great grandmother was, full of adventures and wishing for one and loved to make up stories and sing songs. When she reached the age of 10, her father tells her she needs to learn how to grow up and think about her future and Annie loses her belief in Neverland and Peter Pan, believing it to be fairytales and nonsense. Her two older brothers moved out when they started high school and she missed them terribly. Annie knew her father was right, she knew she had to grow up eventually. She wished she didn't have to grow up but knew it was impossible or was it?