Imogen Day
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The hardest part of Imogen's day was the end. After having picked Pixie up from school, she would have to walk with the young girl all the way back to the house, while also picking up lots of bits and bobs that they needed. Pixie tended to be slow at the end of the day, and after being on her feet all day, Imogen longed for to just sit down and sleep, but there was a lot more for her to do. Looking after a sibling was really a lot harder without any support. Before in Wales, Imogen had to at least never worry about money. Now, she had everything to worry about. For some reason, on this day Pixie, was a lot more active and jumpy than usual. She was singing, and talking hyperactively about how good her day was. Imogen wondered how her sister could be that hyper, with the whole night ahead of them. Imogen directed Pixie to a bit of green away from the main street. She took a seat and then watched as Pixie played and ran around. It wasn't often that Imogen decided to just sit, and let her sister be a child, without the worries of someone else become hers. Imogen didn't mind sitting with the sun beaming down on her face, no matter that it was a weak sun. She just let herself feel encircled by it. The light and slight warmth. Imogen looked around her, she did feel self concious about how it looked. Imogen knew that people would think of her badly. They would assume things about Immy without bothering to get to know her. It wasn't something Imogen liked, she prefered to hide it, since it really did upset her. She was just like any other person, providing for someone, who couldn't provide for themselves. She might have quit school to do it, but what had to be done, had to be done. Imogen didn't feel wrong in her decision to quit school. She might have made a better decision about what to do, if she had spoken to some about it. But, none of her friends were there and Imogen assumed that none of them would've cared or understood what she was saying. To most it just seemed like she was throwing her life away for someone else.
The solid truth about Imogen was that, she a family girl. Family was important to her. She wanted to have a family. A perfect little family. She knew she didn't have a perfect family. But as long as she stuck with her sister, and guided her sister down the right path, then she knew she was doing right. If one of them could come up with a wholesome education and a family, then Imogen would be happy, even if it wasn't her. She was happy, being with her sister, and doing what she did. As happy as a person, who worked everyday, and got no real breaks could be happy. Imogen watched her sister play, (her sister was currently playing with another young child) and smiled to herself.While not all was perfect, Imogen couldn't deny, seeing a happy Pixie, made her smile.