Snippet #2088670

: Fate Adalee Mundzio*~

The dolls fumbled around briefly while searching for a switch, even though knowing this room well, when in the dark everyone was on an even playing field. And though roughly knowing where the switch was, neither doll seemed able to find it. Which, after a little time had passed, made them whine and despair over their dark situation, and how that perhaps they were all trapped and doomed.

At least, that was until Fate slipped a switch.

The doll felt his slim fingers press against something, and within a few seconds bright forms of light erupted above heads and in turn lit up the once darkened room. Though that still didn’t please the dolls, as they moaned of how they hated bright light after darkness; then again, who did?

“My eyes hurt…” Adalee whined.

“My everything hurts…” Fate followed up with added whining.

Both dolls were known to exaggerate things on occasion, not to mention whine. But when they finally quieted down for a moment, the boys shifted their stares and glanced at the library that use to be covered by darkness. When looking more closely it was evident that the library was old, and probably needed a few things done to it, but it was precious all the same.

Taking a few steps further the dolls suddenly paused, keeping still, as a voice chimed at that moment. Obviously, the sound was familiar and the pair knew who it was, but for just a brief moment the dolls couldn’t kept but flinched slightly with a little jump in fright.

Turning themselves round the dolls said, “ Mallory Grace?”

Shouldn’t she be with a human? Did something happen? The twins looked a little puzzled, but then that was a bit normal for them. Ignoring their thoughts they smiled and beckoned for the other doll to come over and join them.

“Anna, this is Mallory Grace. She is a doll too,” Fate said softly to their human, before looking back to the other doll. “Mallory, this is Anna our human.”

Adalee lingered a little, before eventually lifting up an arm and resting against his brother for support, as he was supposedly too tired to simply stand on his own. But then, Fate didn’t mind. “Did you meet your human yet?” Adalee asked, a little curious. “We’ve just got her.”