in the stars [ hemlock grove ]

prologue

" let me tell you a tale of a girl, who lose everyone and abused by those around her. carrying on like tomorrow won't come, cursed and left broken and still ready to explore the universe. "

A red head girl, sat lonely looking to the sky, to the stars, to the moon and back. Her hair tied tightly in a bun, as the wind blow by. Her eyes close shut behind her glasses, circle and round - shaded with purple.

"prim?" a male's voice snaps her of her thoughts, looking behind her - she smiled then sadly turn back and sighed as tears slowly rolled her cheeks. The male walked to her and sat next to her, there they sat looking to the stars.

He turns his head to her and asks," arie what's going through that mind of yours?"

"Too many things..." she says, he gave her a look - a mysterious cousin he had, no one really knew what went through her mind. She looked to him and sighed," it's just hard to think all of they did, yet you knew the truth sit there like a living doll with a smile you wish was real."

She sighed looking down again, then up to her cousin. "Sorry, I'm ranting aren't I?"

He chucked humorless. "Always selfless aren't you, mm prim?" She smiles for the compliment and nudge him making him laugh, in the distance - his mother, her aunt watched with a smile on her lips. Her son was being a good man and a great cousin, she loved them both as her own.

"You're the best hairy overprotective cousin, brother, best friend a girl like me could ask for, wolfie,"she hugged him, he laughed hugging her too.

"And you're the best red headed alien cousin, sister, best friend a guy such like myself," he says making her laugh and tear up," could ever have and I mean ever ask for."

"prim! peter! Come on inside will ya? It's getting cold out here, and we don't want prim's overfreezing to the temperature again," she called for her young ones.

peter helps his cousin up, as they walk into their home for the last night as they will be moving to their uncle's soon which prim didn't like but something was calling for her out that way. she didn't know what, or it was a good thing or bad thing...