A Brand New Beginning

Girls' Night

"Hey, do you feel better?" Andrew walked into Daisy's room. "Yeah, kinda," Daisy sighed, "sorry, my family just stresses me out."

--"I understand," Andrew replied. There was a knock at the door then--Amanda walked in. "Oh, did I interrupt something?" she asked. "No, Red, it's fine," Daisy answered. "Good," Amanda said, "Akko and I have been planning a slumber party tonight so you can, you know, cool down with all of this. How does that sound?"

--"Sounds good to me," Daisy shrugged. "Awesome! I'll go tell Akko!" Amanda smiled, then walked out. Later that evening, Akko and the other witches knocked at Daisy's door. "Are you ready for some fun?" she asked. "I guess..." Daisy shrugged. "This is gonna be so much fun you'll forget about the stress!" Akko smiled. "Girls' night!" Lydia squealed as she walked in. "We can play Truth Or Dare!" suggested Amanda. "We could braid each other's hair!" added Megumi. The witches then all directed their eyes to Andrew, who was sitting on Daisy's desk. "Don't mind me," he said, "I'll be here--"

"--Get out!" Amanda shouted. "Excuse me?" Andrew gasped offended. "Sorry, Andy. It's a girls' night," Daisy answered. "Which means only girls!" added Amanda. "I understand..." Andrew sighed, "I'll be in my assigned room with Julius, excuse me," he then walked out followed by Julius and into the room he had stayed in before. "Why are you so upset, Owner Andrew? Did I do something wrong?" Julius asked. "No, it wasn't you," Andrew sighed. He paused when he heard the laughter coming from Daisy's hall. "Is it because Owner Daisy and her fellow humans didn't invite you to their pack?" Julius asked again. "I understand that Daisy should spend time with her friends," Andrew said, "but... it just feels odd to be excluded."

--"Owner Andrew! Are you jealous?" Julius gasped. "What? No!" Andrew replied at once, "Well... it's just that... All my life I've been invited to things. Everyone wanted to be my friend. And, well, not being invited this time feels weird to me."

--"Why don't you use magic and turn into one of them?" Julius suggested, making Andrew lift his head as he had an epiphany. He remembered the times Daisy changed her gender to infiltrate Appleton Academy more than once. "You're right, Jul! I'll try!" he exclaimed, "Daisy has done it many times, why can't I?" he then took his magic wand and stood in front of a mirror. He took a deep sigh, grasping the wand firmly. "Metamorphie faciesse!" he shouted, shutting his eyes tightly. "Owner Andrew! You truly changed!" Julius exclaimed. Andrew opened his eyes--he stared attentively at his reflection in the mirror. "It worked!" his voice shouted in a feminine voice, "Oh my gosh! Even my voice changed!" he giggled, picking Julius up and twirling him around. "Owner Daisy will be surprised, Owner Andrew!" Julius smiled. "Please, call me... Andrea..." Andrew smirked, "I'm a lady now. Yay!"

Akko heard a knock at the door, so she walked over to open it. Her jaw dropped at the sight of Andrea. "Um, Daisy?" Akko stuttered, "Come see this!"

Daisy's jaw then dropped as low as Akko's. "Good evening, fellow ladies," Andrea giggled. "Andrew, what the hell are you doing?!" Daisy shouted. "My name is Andrea," Andrea chuckled, "Lady Andrea Hanbridge, at your service."

--"Lady Andrea? What are you up to?" Daisy asked. "Nothing," Andrea replied, "I just wanted to know what it felt like to be a girl. If you can turn willingly into David, why can't I do the same?"

--"Are you doing this because we didn't invite you to the slumber party?!" inquired Amanda. "That is absurd! Of course not!" Andrea replied, "You said it was a girls-only night, and guess what? I'm a girl, therefore I am allowed into the slumber party, aren't I?"

--"How petty can you be?" Diana asked angrily, "Do you feel so entitled that you have to break into everything?!"

--"Let her stay," Daisy ordered, "this is going to be an interesting night," she smirked. "Are you sure, Halves?" Amanda asked. "Yes, Red," Daisy replied at once, surrounding Andrea with her arm, "I'm more than sure."