[It's thirty seconds or so before Lillian answers. She'd been up, but clearly wasn't 'up', judging by the t-shirt and pajama pants and big fuzzy slippers she was wearing, or the way her hair was actually down and was more like a cape than a ponytail.]
[She leaned against the edge of the door, blinking out at her sister in surprise.]
Angela?
[And then the wind shot through the door and she immediately stepped back.]
Come in come in hurry.
[Closing the door as soon as her sister was through it. The apartment was a bit bare at the moment, with half the things in it gone, but there was a Christmas tree in the corner at least.]
[Lillian made a little 'ulp' noise when Angela hugged her because she was freezing but forced herself through it anyway considering the younger girl seemed glum.]
It's great to see you too, Angela. I was hopin' you'd come by.
[And she'd have called her eventually if she hadn't, probably.]
Can't promise a lot but hey, there's a tree. And I got ya somethin', sort of.
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[She leaned against the edge of the door, blinking out at her sister in surprise.]
Angela?
[And then the wind shot through the door and she immediately stepped back.]
Come in come in hurry.
[Closing the door as soon as her sister was through it. The apartment was a bit bare at the moment, with half the things in it gone, but there was a Christmas tree in the corner at least.]
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It is truly wonderful to be with you again on Christmas morning, sister.
[Squeezes Lillian a bit harder, sighing against her shoulder.]
You are all the family that I have right now...
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It's great to see you too, Angela. I was hopin' you'd come by.
[And she'd have called her eventually if she hadn't, probably.]
Can't promise a lot but hey, there's a tree. And I got ya somethin', sort of.
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What's that, Lillian? Half a present? Three quarters?
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More like I got you something but I don't know if you'll want it?