And I Wish That It Would Never End

[missrecalled_mods]

I wish, my wish

The snow had finally been cleared from the room, the window fixed. And the snow outside was slowly following suit. It was still almost painfully cold outside, but the snow was no longer actively falling, and the more adventurous could find ways outside through upper floor windows. There was no way to get to the shore or anything, but there were odd glittering things in the perfect fairytale snow. The first time someone would touch one, it would grow brighter and brighter until the light exploded outward. The shards of light flew into the school mostly, but some went elsewhere, over and past the tangles of stuff.

When the light resolved, it and the other glittering things - both in the snow and now in the school - would prove to be small magic lamps. Each would have the name of one of the Missrecalled currently in Auradon, and a colour scheme that suits that person. It might be the one who picked it up, or someone else. When the person for whom the tiny jewelry sized lamp was for holds the lamp and makes a wish, that wish might come true. For a short time.

The wishes would only last the weekend, but What a glorious and bittersweet weekend that would be.

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[papillion_de_resistance]

"I know," he said gently. "The situation you've been put in, both this one and the usual one, isn't fair to either of you. But you don't need to face it alone, either as you are now or together in one body. No matter what happens, you both have my support. So don't be afraid to lean on me, or on each other if you need to, alright?"

[nadenagi]

"Really...?" Nagihiko asked in a small voice, looking up with hope.

Nadeshiko sighed. "Why do you always seem so surprised people care about you?" she asked, frustrated.

[papillion_de_resistance]

"Really," Gabriel assured them. "And when you're used to being in the background, being acknowledged in any way tends to be surprising. Especially if it's a positive one."

[nadenagi]

Nagihiko nodded.

Nadeshiko made a face. "Being in the background is boring. I was born for the stage," she said with a warm smile. "Maybe not front and center, but a strong supporting role at least!"