waking up

Analis opened her eyes. Her vision was a little blurry but as she rubbed her eyes it cleared up.

She looked around at the dusty shelves and tables that had yet to be cleaned. Having lived alone before, analis couldn't stand the mess. She got up without thinking and started to clean.

In no time at all the dust was gone but analis felt a little uneasy. In the story it was her birthday but there were no maids around the celebrate.

It was the same in the story, analis snuck out because she felt lonely. She formed an unspeakable bond with Ivy that she later broke.

"This is so much work...cough... cough... cough..." Analis held her hand out and the blood on her hand was surprising. She knew this body was sick but it seemed impossible to last three years in this condition in secret.

Analis looked at her closet and went to open the door. Just like in the story, it was empty.

Any dress she bought was stole from her by maids and sold. They all knew the king didn't care for her. Analis changed all the staff and money embezzling employees when she was considered of age to take on the castle work.

This was the very day Analis threw them all out. The day analis became truly lonely. Of course both of them understood loneliness. The earth world analis had nobody. No parents, no grandparents, no siblings, only two faced aunts and uncles.

Analis rung a bell and a maid walked in with an angered glare, "how many times must i tell you that the bell is a decoration. Do not ever ring it for a servant."

"You've been my maid for years Serena. Shouldn't you know what day it is?" Analis said hinting with her words.

"Of course i do. Its just another birthday. So what about it?!" Serena rolled her eyes as she turned to walk away.

"Get out of my castle. Im finally old enough and i say... GET OUT!!! And tell everyone you see to get out along with you... everyone except the imperial physician." Analis yelled crossing her arm's furiously.

Serena stopped for a moment. She seemed to be shaking as she took her next step cautiously.

Hearing the footsteps and yells of the servants were an insurance to her that they all left.

However, one special servant knocked on her door. Analis knew it was the imperial physician. In Analis's book she fired him but he ended up the doctor that cured Ivy.

The book never said how only that he had found a cure.