Lucy was worried about Lily. It was about the Cupboard. It was mostly the way she kept cutting important things to go there - when Lucy, of course, couldn't see the attraction. Sure, it was a magic Cupboard - so what? As far as Lucy could see, it was just dimensionally transcendental - oh, and it showed you a couple of old memories. But apart from taht, what was it worth?
It was starting to annoy Lucy. She'd just been starting to think things were getting back to normal. They pizza evening with the others had been great, until Lily had ran off. Why had she done that? Sarah, Mike and Harriet were, of course, oblivious, but Lucy hated the idea that Lily was now ditching her family for whatever she could see in the Cupboard. She needed to confront her - tell her she knew. It was just a matter of when.
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Cupboard Narnia
FantasyLily is always moving house. She had been since she was six, and her parents split her, her Mum marrying a TV chef called Harriet. Lily hasn't seen her twin, Lucy, or her father for years. Everything is as normal as it ever is around her - until she...
