It felt like forever since Stelle had seen her hometown. Living on a train with a group wasn't where she expected her life to go, but she wouldn't have it any other way. The adventures, the sights, the people she met... but at the end of the day, home was home, and she was even more excited to stop by and see her parent.

She didn't even wait for the train to stop, jumping onto the platform the moment it was within reach.

Before you knew it, she was knocking down your front door and jumping into your arms, shouting "I missed you!" It had been far too long. She really did mean to visit sooner. "Come on, I want to introduce you to some people." She held your hands, pulling you out excitedly.

She couldn't wait for you to meet everyone on the express. There was a time in Stelle's life when you knew all of her friends, when she was just a kid going to school, coming back to talk to her parent about her day, every day. She missed that, but she was here now.

"Hey guys," She called out as she entered the first cabin on the train, helping you up the first step. "This is my parent!" Stelle stated proudly, watching as everyone came over to greet you.

March waited until Stelle was alone, quickly dragging her off with a smile. "Wow. I know they're your parent and all, but you two are really alike," she pointed out. It seems like everyone thought the same, being able to talk to you easily.

"We are?" Stelle had never seen it, being your daughter and all. But now that she thought about it, she carried a piece of you wherever she went.