Whatever conversation Snow and Lightning had been having went out the door the moment it opened. As far as she knew it was just the three of them (and the moogles) living here so it could only be Serah on the other side of it. Sure enough that thought was followed by the sound of her sister's voice.
It was Serah. Really truly Serah and she didn't have to turn to know that but she does anyway because she needed to see her sister. So many emotions flicker across Serah's face and Light knew them all so well.
Nothing seemed more important than that right now. The last time she had seen her sister's face it had been frozen in crystal so to be able to see those expressions again was a gift she wasn't sure she would live to see.
"Serah," a sigh of relief. Of course she trusted Snow to tell her the truth about Serah's well-being but it's different to see it with her own eyes. She moved toward her sister, hugging her despite the bags of groceries.
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It was Serah. Really truly Serah and she didn't have to turn to know that but she does anyway because she needed to see her sister. So many emotions flicker across Serah's face and Light knew them all so well.
Nothing seemed more important than that right now. The last time she had seen her sister's face it had been frozen in crystal so to be able to see those expressions again was a gift she wasn't sure she would live to see.
"Serah," a sigh of relief. Of course she trusted Snow to tell her the truth about Serah's well-being but it's different to see it with her own eyes. She moved toward her sister, hugging her despite the bags of groceries.