A Lilith Pleasant story:
An overview:
Lilith was a typical, yet good teen trying to make her way out of the mess she was dragged into. She shared a very bitter rivalry with her sister, Angela. Both of them in school were portrayed as the stereotypical twins that never got along with each other. Angie was popular. She was pretty. She had many friends, while Lilith was this bookworm and computer whiz who loved to hang out at the local goth clubs. Of course, Angela's would-be friendly personality always earned her recognition from her parents, but Lilith knew her sister better than that. Angela wasn't what she was when she wasn't surrounded by her usual gaggle of giggly girlfriends. Every night, she'd sneak into to Lilith's room, try and find the last clothes Lilith wore at the day, disguise herself as Lilith and then run off. Angela smoked, drank alcohol at night, and then would come home drunk and scolded by her parents, mistaken as Lilith.
There was nothing Lilith could do, Angela had weakened the bond between her and her parents, and all that was left was her best friend, Isabelle and her boyfriend, Dustin. Interstingly to Lilith, Dustin used to be Angela's boyfriend, but when he discovered her cheating (half-naked in the bathroom with another guy) he broke up with her in a rush, until he met the person that would eventually become his soulmate, Isabelle. They had met at a party, where Dustin's attempts to grab another girl had made Isabelle giggle and be quite interested, until eventually they spent they're whole time getting to know each other. The next day Isabelle had phoned Lilith to tell her about her magical night with Dustin, where both of them had gotten their first kiss (Angela had always refused to kiss Dustin), and promised to be each other's BF/GF. That was three years ago, all of them were seventeen, and now Isabelle and Dustin were already making plans to get engaged and be happily married, something that Lilith had always cherished and wished them the best luck. Of course, Lilith had always wanted to love somebody, but trust made her skeptical, and she was doubtful that she would ever Love again...
