She sat there alone. Just under the big oak tree. She was waiting for someone who wasn't going to come. She looked to the sky as a silent tear fell from her cheek. She held on to the ropes of the small swing. The blue sky filled with dark gray clouds. She felt alone... She always felt alone. Ever since her lover had died. She was looking for someone who would never come, someone who had been gone for to long. She gently got up off the swing and walked back towards the house. She then sat on the pourch where her and her lover sat so many times before. She was old now and didn't know what love was. She had wasted so much time waiting for someone who wasn't going to show. She had one daughter and her daughters daughter had a daughter. It was this very young girl who was born on the day that the old lady died.
She had heard the story of the old lady many times growing up and how she wished she could know her. This young girl wished she could reach out to the old lady and tell her everything was going to be fine that, her children had come forth and had loved. This young girl was the start of a new revolution. This revolution only happens once in a while. The last time it had happened was in the sixty's. This little girl had no Idea what she was about to start.
"Love is the answer if you are willing to listen...."
This would be her message and this is what would save the people.
So choose what side you fight for... Will it be for love?

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Name: Lilly (the small girl)
Age: 12
Gender: Female
Bio:Lilly's mother had always told her the sad story of her great great grandmother. Her mother had said, "if only she could have loved again." it made little Lilly want to cry every time she heard the story. it was at that point that she had desisted that she would tell everyone about the power of love.
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Name: Rio
Age: 12
Bio: Rio's a little boy that just doesn't understand. People around him talk about love and the great things it can do, but all he knows is the horrible things it can do. Seeing is believing, no? His father had left his mother, who had loved the man with all of her heart, and Rio was left to watch the broken woman his mother had become. She no longer smiled and she continuously told Rio, "Love is a painful thing, my darling, never let it drag you down." before she would burst into tears yet again.
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Lilly walked with her mother down the small path, that lead to there house. There we a few stores that lead up to there house. "Mother why is so hard for people to love?" she asked as she looked down at her feet. "Dosen't love make every thing better?" she aksed. She gently took her mothers hand. "Was it hard on you when you lost dad?" she asked. It was at that moment she caught the eyes of a young boy about her age. "Momma look." she said as she pointed to the young kid. There were not many children in this part of twon. In fact Lilly had been the only one, or so she thought. Her mother looked at the young boy then back at her daughter. "Oh Lilly..." she said softly as she smiled. "How about I meet you at home my little one." she said. "I will tell you all about your father when you get home love." she said. Lilly let go of her mothers hand and watched as her mother walked off.

Rio stood quite still on the corner. His mother had entered the store across from him, telling him to wait for her here. That had been quite some time ago. He blinked slowly, scared that if he didn't watch for his mother, she would leave while his eyes were closed. He took his eyes off the entrance to the building for a little bit and looked around, blinking again in surprise when he spotted a little girl looking at him. He stared at her forlornly for a moment, walking with her mother...they looked happy. He slowly tore his eyes away and returned to looking at the store. The door opened and his eyes widened slightly, only to return to their sad expression when he realized it wasn't his mother. Where was she?

Name: Bea
Age: Seven
Bio: Bea was a lonely little girl who got moved to her grandfathers after her mother and father split many years ago. Her mother became depressed by the split and sent her to her grandfathers to live while she sorted her self out. Her mother never sorted herself out and turned to drugs while her father became an alcoholic. Bea doesnt understand love and she thinks it is an evil thing.
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Lilly walked up to the boy. "Hi." She said softly. She looked around the area. "Wheres your mum?" She asked. This was the first time that Lilly had seen a kid her own size. She softly smiled at him and held out her hand. "What's your name?" Lilly smiled. There wad only one other time she had. Seen a little a kid, but the little girl was a bit smaller then her.

"Hello." Rio replied softly, "My mother went in there." he pointed across the street, "She said she'd be right back..." he trailed off sadly, something in his tone suggesting that he'd been waiting for a long time, then returned his gaze to the girl who was smiling at him. He attempted to smile back at her, "R-Rio. My name's Rio. What about you?"

Lilly smiled wide. "My name is Lilly, nice to meet you Rio. Whant to come see my club house?" she asked. Lilly was happy to posably have a new friend. She loved her mother and her dolls, but it wasn't the same as have a real live friend. "Do you live around here?" she asked. She had so many question for the young one. She could tell that something was bothering him. She gently looked him in the eyes. "Is everything okay?" she asked as she gently took him by the hand.

"Uh-huh. Me and my mommy live down the street." Rio replied brightening up slightly. "You have a clubhouse? That's so cool~" he bounced slightly in place. Then he seemed to droop, "But I can't. I have to wait for mommy. She said to wait here. She said she'd be right back." he whispered. When Lilly took his hand he blinked in surprise before smiling softly at her, "Mommy said it would only take a moment. She wouldn't lie to me right?"

"I don't know." Lilly said softly. "I do have a club house. I've never had anyone in it before. My Daddy made it for me before he died... I never got to meet him, but I knew he loved me." she said softly. "Can I wait with you?" she asked. "I can show you my club house another time." she said, she gently let go of his hand and sat down on the sidewalk. "Have you guys lived here long?" she asked. "I've never seen you before. I thought I was the only kid here." she said her smile softly faded away.

"Your daddy sounded like a nice person. my daddy left me and mommy all by ourselves." Rio murmured, sitting down beside Lilly. "M-hm, I've lived here my whole life. Mommy just doesn't like letting me go out alot. She says there are bad people outside." He raised a hand to tug on a few strands of his purple hair, "Mommy says daddy never loved us." he whispered, "That's why he left. He didn't love us and Mommy says that when he didn't love her anymore he didn't love me neither."

"I'm sure your daddy loved you... all daddys love there children." She whispered back. Lilly then took him by the hand again. "I never met my dad..." she said softly. Lilly picked up a flower and gently placed it in her own hair. "My mother tells me stories of him, and how much they were in love." A tear formed in the corner of her eyes. She let go of his hand and whipped the tears from her eyes. She forcsed a smile on her small little face.

Rio didn't want to see his new friend upset so he didn't voice how wrong he thought she was about his dad and instead pulled her closer to him, wrapping his thin arms around her in a hug, "Don't cry. I haven't met my daddy before either."

"Rio, darling?"

The small boy's eyes widened as he looked up and a large smile split his face, "Mommy!" he exclaimed. He released Lilly and took her hand, tugging to get her to stand up as he did so that he could introduce her. "Mommy, mommy, this is my new friend. Her name's Lilly. She says she has a club-house." The woman blinked down at the small children, a hint of a frown on her lips. A new friend huh? This is why she didn't like letting Rio leave the house, if he got attached to someone he would only be hurt when they left him, since they all would. There was no doubt in her mind that they wouldn't. "That's nice darling." she replied, forcing a smile onto her face.

Lilly was surprised at the hug, she then got up and dusted her dress off. "Its nice to meet you." she said as she looked up at over at him. She smiled at him, then at his mother. "I just live up the street." she said softly. "Can he come play with me... please." her eyes got big as she looked up at Rio. "If you want I can go get my mother." she said. "He's my only friend so please don't take him away."

Rio's mother frowned slightly, she didn't want her son to get hurt. he was the only thing she had left, but the little girl looked so sincere..."How about I walk with the both of you then?" Rio smiled brightly, "thank you mommy!" then he grabbed Lilly's hand again, "Let's go Lilly, we'll be best friends right?"

Lilly smiled and held his hand tight. "Yes. We will be the best of friends forever." she said. Her smile widdened. "Thank you so much." she said as she looked at Rio's mother. "We will be friends for a long time." she looked at there hands together. She then looked at up at him. "come with me and you can meet my mommy. She so wonderful." she lead them towards the small house where her mother and Lilly lived.

Rio's mother trailed after the two children, happy to hear her son laughing and to see him smiling, but she couldn't help but worry about him.

"M'kay." Rio said, gripping Lilly's hand equally as tight as how the girl was holding his hand. "Friends forever...that sounds nice." he followed after Lilly like an obedient puppy, an equally happy expression on his face, "I can't wait to meet your mommy."

"Oh Rio there she is." Lilly said as she let go of his hand and ran to her mother. "Mommy mommy... meet my new friend. His name is Rio." she said with a smile. Lilly looked over at Rio and smiled. "Rio this is my mommy." she said to him. Lilly's mother bowed a bit. "Nice to meet you my dear." she then looked up and saw the Lady who was following after the two children. "My name is Ray." she said with a smile.

Rio suddenly felt quite shy and hid slightly behind his own mother, smiling tentatively up at Ray, "H-hi..." His mother laid a hand comfortingly on his head and smiled back at the other woman, "It's nice to meet you Ray. I'm Rosaline, but please, call me Rose."

"Nice to meet you as well. So Lilly why don't you show your new friend your club house. While I talk to his mother." she said with a smile. Lillys eyes lite up at that. "Is it okay mrs Rose? can I show him my club house not?" Lilly asked gently taking Rios mother by the hand. She looked up at her with big puppy dog eyes.

"Of course dear, and it's Ms. Rose now." Rose ushered Rio out from behind her and the boy immediately grabbed onto Lilly's free hand. He was terribly shy around adults, no one could understand why. All his cousins were just as loud and obnoxious as they normally were, so they just passed his behavior off as just being an oddity in the family. His mother refused to let him see any of them after that.

Lilly smiled wide at Rio. "Follow me." she said as she took him by the hand and lead him down the small path. The path lead a little into the forest. Just past a few tree sat a small cottage. It was a small one where only a small child could get in. "What do you think. My daddy built it." she said to Rio with a big smile. "Come." she said as she pulled his hand to the door. "Your the first person besides me to come in here. You have to keep it a secret okay?" she asked him.

Rio kept looking around with wide eyes as Lilly brought him down the path, this was the first time his mother had allowed him to roam so freely. It was...fun. And so exciting as well. A large smile was on his face the whole time, his eyes sparkling with mrith as he laughed at the smallest things, even a squirrel in a tree they passed made him giggle. When they reached the club-house, he could only stare in awe. "It's so...cool." He turned his eyes to Lilly, "Your daddy must have bee really cool." as she pulled him in he could only nod, "Cross my heart." he promised.

"This is a magical place. If ever you want to find a lost member of your family just come here and you will find them. See." she said as she pointed to the dragon flies that danced about the forest. "That's my daddy. Only the one who love you come here and light the path. Its suppose to be a sign of there last goodbyes. At least that's what my daddy told me. He hasn't been able to move on yet. Some thing is holding him back. I know its him cause when I'm out there he talks." she said softly. "Come." she said as they entered the hose. "It's nice to have a friend." she said as she grabbed a box of cookies from one of the shelves. "Is your daddy still alive?" she asked as she gently placed a few of the cookies on a small plate. "He will come if you ask." she said softly. She looked up from the plate and smiled. "So what do you think Rio.

Rio watched the dragonflies with a smile dancing on his lips. What Lilly was saying...it sounded nice. She was lucky, he realized, to have had such loving parents. "I think he wants to see you grow up. He wants to see his Lilly grow up happy so that he can rest in peace." Rio murmured softly, more to himself than anything, but it would be okay if she had hear him too. She grabbed a box of cookies and Rio took that time to look around. When she asked about his dad the smile dropped from his face and he twiddled with his fingers, "Uhm...Mommy says Daddy goes on the news sometimes. She let me see him once. He didn't know I was watching him though. Daddy doesn't remember me anymore Mommy said." he averted his eyes before brightening back up, "I love it here. It's so cool~ I can come again right?"