Hey everyone! I like to thank every one of you guys who reviewed Twinned Souls! It makes me sad to actually end that story but I need to do it for you guys who've waited patiently for all of the updates. Also, I like to tell you guys of my new story/sequel. You may take it as a sequel if you like. It's a Asu/Caga fanfic. Here's a sneak preview:

With a sudden, she slammed her fist against the glass pane, causing the glass to tremble. "It's not fair! How could you do this to me!" she cried out, raising her head to frown at the heavens above. "Father!" she cried out. Only silence replied her back. "It's not fair. Bring him back to me," she cried as she slid down. "Bring him back," she cried repeatedly, resting her forehead on the cool glass pane.

Brown bangs hid amethyst eyes as he leaned back against the wall. He heard her cry inside and clenched his fists at his sides, unable to do anything to lessen her pain. Footsteps echoed across the corridor and he looked up to find a beautiful pink-haired woman gazing at him from across the corridor with those bright blue eyes of hers. In those eyes, he saw sympathy, concern and sadness reflected back to him. He watched as she made her way towards him and placed a gentle hand on his shoulder.

"How is she?" the pink-haired woman asked in her soft lilting voice. He closed his eyes and shook his head. Using his head, he gestured towards the door that he was standing next. She looked over him and walked up to the door. Just outside, she could hear the hoarse cries inside. Her chest tightened just by listening to the hopelessness the cries conveyed. Unable to hear the cries anymore, she raised her hand to the doorknob only to be stopped by the brown-haired man. She looked at him to see him shaking his head.

"Leave her be. She needs to be alone," he simply said. She stared deep into his amethyst eyes and then spared a glance at the door. She nodded understandingly and lowered her hand. The brown-haired man steered her away from the door. Before walking off, he glanced at the door and his eyes softened. He turned back and walked off.

Hours must have passed by but she felt like it was only minutes after hearing the news. No matter how many times she kept repeating it in her head, she would never believe it.

"You promised," she whispered, looking at both her wedding and engagement rings. They shone as if to mock her of her stolen happiness. "You promised that whenever the snow colors the city, you would always be by my side," she continued. She looked out of the window again. "It's snowing now. So why aren't you with me?"

A little girl looked out of the window and saw the snow blanketing the city. Like her mother, she loved the snow but not today. She heard a sound behind her and turned to see the pink-haired woman and the brown-haired man standing in the doorway. She glanced away.

"Daddy's not coming home, is he?" she asked, her golden bangs hiding her deep green eyes. She missed the look the woman gave to the man. She was extremely bright for a girl of 10. The woman walked up to her and lowered herself to the little girl's height. She placed a hand under the girl's chin and nudged for the little girl to look at her. Tears made those green eyes gleamed and her own eyes filled with tears.

"Even if your father's not coming home, you still have us right?" she said, placing a soft smile on her face. The girl pulled her face away from the woman.

"But Daddy's the only one who makes Mama happy," she said, lowering her head again. Twin drops of silver tears fell and onto the soft carpet, making two dark circles on it. Another presence surrounded her. She looked up and saw the brown-haired man kneeling beside her.

"But Rosalynn's still here. Mama will be very happy if Rosalynn is happy. Besides, Rosalynn needs to be a big sister for your brothers," he said, ruffling the little girl's golden locks.

"But-" the little girl started. The man shook his head.

"Your father will not be very happy, seeing all of his family sad over him. He wants everyone to be happy. And besides, he is not gone. He is still here with you in here," he said, placing a hand over his heart.