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IN TIMES LIKE this, Katherine always knew she could count on her older sister for advice, no matter how complicated or small the problem was.
Sure, before this year, she'd only go to her for help as a last resort, but ever since Kat made it a deal to herself to be more open to help, she's been going to her for advice more often.
Kim noticed this and never minded it at all. Her whole life, she always wanted Kat to know that she was there for her. I mean, Kim practically grew up raising her since she was five, and if anything, all she wanted was to be a source of help for Kat, and to help her do what's best for her life.
So when a knock comes through her door, Kim sighs. "You can come in, Katherine."
Walking in, Kat furrows her brows as she goes to Kim's bed while she was sitting on her desk, study cards in her hand. "I didn't even say anything at the door?"
"Well, after living with you and Dad my whole life, I know the difference between yours and his knocks by now," Kim replied casually, swiveling her chair to face Kat. She immediately noticed her sister's slightly anxious state. "But tell me, what's on your mind now?" Her voice held a hint of concern.
"I...need your help with something," Kat began with a heavy sigh.
Kim nodded encouragingly, prompting Kat to continue. "Do you think I'm a princess?"
The question already catches Kim off guard. "Kat, you just said you needed my help, not my opinion."
"I know, I know, but I promise it'll correlate to what I need your help with later just...answer the question, please."
Kim studied her sister intently before sitting up straight in her chair. "As your sister, I'm obligated to say yes initially...but beyond that, I think I've always thought of you as a princess. Not because you were locked inside a castle or need any sort of saving at all, but because princesses are powerful. And even though you might not see that in yourself yet, I've always seen you as someone with the potential to be powerful."
