Snippet #1743772

"Mya! Breakfast!"
Yelled her mom up the stairs and she got up, wondering what her mom was doing up so early. She got up and ran her hands through her hair a few times as she went down the oak stairs, which were creaking under every step. They always did that, the family just didn't mind and never decided to fix them. Although every night she does fear when she goes down the stairs for a glass of water or something for her sister that one stair will break under her feet and she will fall down.

She got down the stairs and found her mother dressed in the clothes Mya had customized for her: White shirt with embroidered red, yellow, and blue flowers intwined at the neck and bottom and long blue skirt that she had washed in some blue die she had found in the marketplace. She brought over some bacon and she looked at her mother strangely. She smiled and said,
"Don't worry dear, I have your breakfast ready too,"
and placed three biscuits in front of her and the butterdish.
"Thank you,"
She said smiling just as her little sister came in. She rushed over to Mya with her bright, cheery eyes that she always had exept when she was going to sleep and said,
"Mya! Momma's taking me to the market to sell fruits and veggies!"

That must be why she was dressed up, and her little sister is sort of what she would call dressed up. Her hair was in lopsided pigtails and she was wearing a dress she usially wore on special occasions. She frowned as her sister looked at her and said with a grumbly tone,
"I couldn't get my piggie tails right. Can you help me?"
She asked, perking up at the last few words.
"Sure," said Mya, "You want me to do a braid,"
She nodded eagerly and they both went into her little sisters room upstairs right next to her room. little Lisa hopped on her bed and startted chattering about all her and mother were going to do,
"And we'll look at all the pretty jewels and necklaces. I might get to see somebody riding on a pony said momma! Then we'll buy some stuff and-"
Mya stopped her politely and asked,
"Fishtail or loosely plain,"
Lisa frowned and squinted with effort to decide then said,
"Loose please,"
Mya smiled saying,
"Good choice,"
Then started.

It was amazing how long her sisters hair was for a six year old. Already it was down to her waist, but that was mostly because she refused to cut it. The only thing she would do was let Mya take off the split ends every now and then. As she braided the hair she listened to her sister continue to chatter about the trip. She's so excited, always seeing the brighter side of everything. When she finished and tied it up she went into her sister's drawer and pulled out the leaf crown she had made for her sister. She had always said she wanted to be a princess. Walking over to her sister and putting it on her head she smiled,
"Now you are a princess going out on the village. You will see your faithful Selina citizens in the small, humble town of Janhla."
The smiled on Lisa's face widened and she said,
"I love you sissy!" then put on a fancy looking face and tried to talk like the royal princess in the stories she said to her sister.
"I shall go out and see my faithful citizens today, loving sister,"
Then mom called a few minutes later and her sister ran down the stairs to meet up with her. As she waved by to Lisa, she went into her own room and got dressed in a dress that reminded her of leaves because of the green layers of cloth on it. Then she went downstairs and grabbed the biscuits and left too. Passing a group of birds she crumbled one of the biscuits into little pieces and threw it out to them. Then she walked over to a stone wall and sat down, eating the reamining two biscuits.