Chameleons change, so can my life.

Is it normal for someone to write their will even if their life wasn't meant to be complete yet? I guess so. Since that's what my father did. His life should not have been lost yet, but it was over. Not completed. I know a lot about incomplete things. My family has always been incomplete, I have always felt incomplete, what if when my life finishes it remains incomplete? Can I change things? Is my existence enough to change things, to change others? Maybe. Maybe there's still hope where my father couldn't see it. I'm not meant to be alone though. One piece of the puzzle won't make a picture. The moon wouldn't be able to glow without the sun's light reflecting. There would be no good without bad. Ana-María Alvarez might realize this but she could never do that alone. Luckily for her, a certain shapeshifter knows a lot about things changing. Does she have a sad ordinary life? Like a caterpillar wondering what the heck he's stuck in, but then he sees light then realizes what he had become. The caterpillar didn't just change it, it transformed it. Will she change things, or transform them? Will the young lovers transform each other? Just remember, a transformation can only go two ways...