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My Only Sunshine	By : AberrantScript Category: +G through L > The Loud House Views: 5832 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Luna sat frozen stiff as a board, her ears hearing the words filtering into them, but her brain rejecting them as mushed-up nonsensical gibberish. She smiled stupidly because of how ludicrous it simply was.
Ha. Ha ha ha!
Seriously! It must have been a terrible joke done in poor taste. Much like the innocent puns her beautiful angel did daily.
Her lips smiled warmer just thinking of her precious Luan, her special ball of sunshine, laughing giddily and slapping her knee.
Is there anything more perfect in the universe than that which she held inside her very soul… her best friend, her sister, her Luan?
Oh, she could understand why Lynn couldn't stop her hysterical ramblings about how evil Luan must be…
After all, just being in the same room as… Leni… made her want to get dad's axe from the shed and give her big sister a grand ol' swingin' time!
Heh, Luan would love that one.
But, yeah, as far as Luna was concerned, Leni threatened Lynn again and… in the heat of the moment… she punched the wrong sister.
The same sister which happened to be holding their baby sister.
A complete accident.
Lynn just needs reminding that Leni is the true, and only, enemy in this house…
And a stern reminder to be careful around Lily.
Because Luan is innocent. She's gorgeous. She's everything Luna ever wanted in a mate.
The idea that she was trying to feed Lily rat poison is not only hilarious… it's out of the question.
Luna was thrown out of her thinking when Lynn's good hand tugged on her shirt. She looked down at the frightened little sister hunched over her crossed knees and looking so terrified… almost like a scared mouse… huh, she's insane, but Leni sure knows what she's talking about.
Lynn's eyes were wide, her face was pale, and the hand gripping Luna's shirt in a deathgrip was shaking.
"Luna… what can we do!?"
Luna smiled cheekily at her sister, while she poked her button nose with a finger.
"You will take care of yourself and be careful, little sister… I will handle Leni."
Lynn frowned, her whole body tensing.
"W-what about Luan?"
A flash of light glanced across Luna's eyes, her face darkening a fraction.
"My sister is innocent, Lynn. You simply misread the situation."
Lynn nearly fell back as the words dug into her heart.
"What?"
Luna kept her smile up as she placed a hand on Lynn's shoulder.
"It's ok, Lynn. I forgive you for hurting Luan… I'm sure you only meant to hurt Leni anyway."
Lynn's eyebrows furrowed in disbelief, her mouth falling open.
"Besides, you should just be glad that Lily didn't get hurt…"
Lynn clutched her stomach, feeling as if a dagger is impaled her guts and twisted, making her toes curl painfully. Little tears began forming in her eyes as she stood up suddenly.
"Ok, Luna… th-thanks for making everything so clear to me…"
Luna smiled warmly as Lynn left; the poor girl's tears went unnoticed by anyone.
Lynn trudged down the stairs slowly. One at a time. Step. Step.
Before her laid the living room, and she could see Lola and Lana running around, playing tag, but pausing every few seconds to collect their breaths.
The sight sickened her, driving that dagger deeper, spreading her insides apart like swinging doors.
In the kitchen she saw Lucy holding Lily, tickling the baby girl while she laughed happily.
And that sight made her eyes spring tears like a new fount.
If it wasn't for Luan's careful embrace of her baby sister, Lily wouldn't be laughing right now.
She might even be dead.
And what did that say about Luan? It was her after all that saved Lily's life from a vicious mongrel's attacks…
Heavy, angry tears fell down her jersey shirt as she stepped onto the front porch.
It was sunny out, but she didn't care.
There was a slight breeze, but nothing dispelled the sudden chill that had settled in her bones, freezing her heart.
She took slow steps toward the shed. One at a time. Step. Step.
The world already had enough sickos who hurt people without thought.
She stepped into the shed and closed the door behind her, flicking on the single incandescent light.
The sickly yellow glow revealing all the cobwebs and grime only served to remind her of the disgusting state of her own soul.
What kind of beast hurts a baby girl?
Her good hand ran along the braided twines of a steel cord.
What kind of monster am I?
She took the metal rope in her hand and turned toward a step ladder.
Luna was right… everyone should be thankful that Lily isn't dead because of me.
A ponytail bobbed playfully as a lone girl stealthily trailed over to the shed's window, and peeked inside.
Lynn climbed onto a workbench and hung the cord over a truss.
Luan's cheeks grinned so wildly they screamed in pain.
I should just do Leni a favor… do my whole family a favor… and do myself in.
She wrapped the cord around her neck twice and paused, just holding the end in her good hand.
Luan bit her mouth hard enough she tasted blood.
Come on, Lynn! Do it! Give me my Luna back!
Heavy sobs escaped Lynn's body as she clenched her eyes shut tightly.
She lifted a single foot over the edge of the workbench…
Luan watched on with a twinkle in her eyes, her tongue darting out to lick her lips.
Luna looked out her window into the backyard, her head resting on her hand.
The sky was sunny but she didn't care.
There was a gentle breeze in the tree's leaves, but it did nothing to drive away the gnawing demons feasting on her nerves.
Luan IS innocent… right?
She felt cold, almost dead inside, as she imagined her perfect love holding up a knife to Lily and driving it into the baby's lively body.
Her nails dug into her stomach as her insides squirmed in agony.
No! Don't ever imagine that again!
She shook her head and ran a hand through her sweaty bangs. Her eyes felt heavy and dull. Her hands felt clammy and pale.
Try as she might, she couldn't think what was wrong with Leni.
Seriously, who wakes up one day and attacks her sister?
And why is Lincoln involved in it?
Her eyebrows furrowed. Is he responsible?
Before she could puzzle that enigma out further, she caught sight of Luan slinking over to the shed and peeking in.
Just the sight of her beautiful sister was enough to dispel the evil working its way into her heart and she hurriedly opened the window.
"Hey! Luan!"
She smiled brightly, her face blushing with affection and desire when Luan's perfect, braced smile turned towards her.
"Luna!"
Her ponytail swung side to side as she bounced in place, waving her hand up at her future-lover.
Luna hung over the edge of the windowsill, staring dreamily at her dorky sister with a lovesick grin.
"Are you feeling better?"
Luan's heart slammed against a wall, coming to a complete stop before it started back up again.
Finally! Luna's noticing me now! And all it took was Leni's help.
She twirled the end of her ponytail in her finger as she blushed beautifully.
"I am, Luna. Thanks for asking~"
Both stared so longingly at each other, so caught up in their own little world that they didn't notice Leni step onto the back porch.
With a raised eyebrow, the blonde-haired teen leaned against the railing and got herself a great view of Luna's blushing face and silly grin. She turned her head back toward Luan, seeing the exact same face.
She looked at Luna. Then, Luan. Then, Luna.
And the very edge of her lips on one side turned up as understanding flooded into her mind. A cloud suddenly covered the sun, casting the land in darkness as Leni's smile grew until it covered her whole face. Her bangs fell, covering her eyes from sight… but even still those beady orbs shone brightly in the shadow of a sunless sky.
She turned to look up at Luna one final time…
It's wonderful being in love, isn't it?
And she turned away and stepped back into the house, laughing long and deep the second the door shut behind her.
Under the cover of darkness, a lone head of brown hair bobbed in a zigzag around the house toward the front door… like a terrified mouse fleeing its demise.
In the mouse's hand was a steel cord.
As the day grew on toward night, Luan found that she couldn't find that irritating rat.
Probably slunk back into my room and rubbing her diseased body all over my sheets.
She grit her teeth sharply as she kicked her foot against the bottommost step on the staircase.
You shouldn't have went all googly-eyed over Luna… sweet, sexy, hot, twist-your-thighs-together-and-orgasm Luna.
She sighed.
What could she do, really? Luna was her one weakness. She was her purpose. Luna was her life.
Why else would she agree to kill Lynn? She was just like Leni in that-
Luan stumbled into the wall, catching herself against the wallpaper.
Oh my gosh…
Leni was just like her!
Luan smiled evilly, staring up the long expanse of stairs.
Lincoln is her one weakness…
Lincoln. That innocent white-haired boy who's been keeping to himself a lot lately.
Defenseless. Vulnerable. Malleable. Untarnished.
Oh, don't get her wrong. She developed no intentions of killing her brother…
She took the steps one at a time.
I'll wedge myself between Leni and her lover…
Step.
I'll steal his heart right out of her eager grasp…
Step.
And, in doing so, I'll murder the greatest rat of them all!
Coming to a stop at Lincoln's door, she knocked on it with a big grin.
Lincoln begrudgingly answered the door with wary eyes.
"Y-yeah, Luan?"
She put on her most innocent face, twirling her ponytail around her finger.
"Hey, Lincy~ Could I come in and play a game with you?"
He raised his eyebrow, looking at her in disbelief and suspicion.
"Did something happen? You never want to play video games with me…"
She leaned toward him, pushing out her miniscule breasts toward his face.
"Can't I just spend time with you?"
He frowned.
"Please~?"
He sighed.
"Fiinnneeee."
She smiled as she entered and sat on his bed.
Lincoln closed the door, catching sight of Leni staring out of her doorway. He smiled and waved to her before shutting the door behind him.
By herself, Leni caught his warm smile in her arms and hugged it tightly to her chest.
But soon her smile fell into a frown as she stared at his door in longing and dread.
What do you think you're doing, Luan?
As night fell, and all slumbered, a black-haired Lucy tiptoed across the hallway toward that dark and ominous door at the end and to the left.
She took a deep breath before she pushed it open silently.
Her breath caught in her throat when she saw that Leni was sitting against her headboard, a lamp glowing softly on the nightstand as she read in a book.
Leni looked up at her younger sister for but a moment before she turned back to her book and patted the space next to her.
Lucy skirted around the edge of the room, and came to a stop beside Leni's bed.
"You're wondering why Lynn hit Luan, ain't you?"
Lucy sighed, taking a seat beside Leni.
Leni kept her eyes trained on the book, flipping a page.
Lucy stared straight ahead at the vanity, noticing some odd dark spots on the mirror and woodwork. Is that blood?
"Y-yeah…" Lucy turned toward her big sister, hugging herself. "D-do you know why she got so angry?"
Leni hummed as she flipped another page. She turned her eyes onto her younger sister and smirked.
"I do."
Leni closed her book and turned to fully face her sister, a dark gleam flashing across her eyes under the lamplight.
"It all started when Luan went into your room just the other night…"
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