What If...?
Epilogue
By: Jessica M. Moonflower
Disclaimer: Sailor Moon will never be mine so might as well get my head out of the clouds!
ANs: This is sadly the end, but I hope you've enjoyed it!
"There is nothing as strong as gentleness, and nothing as gentle as true strength." *~St. Francis*~
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Christmas morning arrived, and gathered around the tree were Serena, Darien, and Juliette in a sea of wrapping paper and ribbon.
With every gift she received, Juliette thanked her parents profusely. Serena received a beautiful diamond choker from Darien and he received a lovely silk tie from her.
While joy and laughter filled the Kelley house, somewhere above the heavens, a girl looked down on them with a satisfying smirk on her face.
"You did a good job, Joyce," a sweet female voice complimented.
Turning to the girl, Joyce returned the smile as she continued to watch over the happy family.
"I didn't do anything, he was the one who wanted to change. I simply pushed him in the right direction."
"I know, but I just wanted to commend you. Do you think this marriage will last forever?"
"Honestly, Lucy, I think it will."
Together they watched the Kelley family sing Christmas songs as they cleaned up the wrapping paper off the floor.
The End
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(Written on December 22, 2001)
Epilogue
By: Jessica M. Moonflower
Disclaimer: Sailor Moon will never be mine so might as well get my head out of the clouds!
ANs: This is sadly the end, but I hope you've enjoyed it!
"There is nothing as strong as gentleness, and nothing as gentle as true strength." *~St. Francis*~
@~@~@~@~@~@~@~@~@
Christmas morning arrived, and gathered around the tree were Serena, Darien, and Juliette in a sea of wrapping paper and ribbon.
With every gift she received, Juliette thanked her parents profusely. Serena received a beautiful diamond choker from Darien and he received a lovely silk tie from her.
While joy and laughter filled the Kelley house, somewhere above the heavens, a girl looked down on them with a satisfying smirk on her face.
"You did a good job, Joyce," a sweet female voice complimented.
Turning to the girl, Joyce returned the smile as she continued to watch over the happy family.
"I didn't do anything, he was the one who wanted to change. I simply pushed him in the right direction."
"I know, but I just wanted to commend you. Do you think this marriage will last forever?"
"Honestly, Lucy, I think it will."
Together they watched the Kelley family sing Christmas songs as they cleaned up the wrapping paper off the floor.
The End
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(Written on December 22, 2001)