Diana wasn’t sure to expect the first time she came back home. She’d been young and stubborn as a mule when she left. Even with the consequence of never being able to return to Themyscira.

She’d made quite the name for herself in Man’s World but none of it compared to home. She’d left behind her mother, her people, her baby sister.

She remembered when you’d been inspired by her every move. If she wanted to train, you must train as well. And if that meant studying her every move, then so be it. Just as stubborn as her. Her little shadow.

Little wasn’t a word she could use to describe you anymore. Time had done it’s best to turn you into a mighty Amazon. You were outspoken as she was, as stubborn, yet there were miles of things she didn’t know about you due to her absence.

“You have grown.” That was apparent, Diana. She cleared her throat, sitting down next to you and watching the waves as you did. Her focus didn’t stay there for long as her eyes came back to you. “You have also been avoiding me, I think.”