Leia, the 7-year-old blonde girl with big blue eyes sparkling like sapphires, and her 6-year-old sister Lola, with soft brown hair framing her matching blue eyes, huddled on the couch watching cartoons half-heartedly. Their small faces were etched with worry, the nasty divorce hanging over them like a storm cloud, as Mommy kept Daddy away, leaving the girls aching for their family to reunite. Before bed, they whispered their deepest wish, eyes squeezed shut: for Mommy and Daddy to get along again.
After brushing their teeth and listening to Mommy read a bedtime story about brave siblings, Leia and Lola knelt beside their beds on the fluffy rug, hands clasped in prayer. "Dear God, please make Mommy and Daddy get back together. We miss our family so much," they prayed in unison, their voices soft and hopeful. Tucking under cozy quilts, they drifted to sleep like any other night, unaware of the magic about to unfold.
Leia and Lola held hands, walking hand-in-hand on what felt like the softest clouds, giggling at the bouncy sensation until the clouds parted dramatically. There appeared a tiny baby girl with the biggest, bluest eyes they'd ever seen, floating serenely, her cherubic face radiant and speaking clearly. Angel Baby Sister, as ethereal and perfect as a porcelain doll, beckoned them with a loving smile.
"Do we know you?" asked Leia, tilting her head curiously. "You do not know me, but I know you! You are my sisters. Before Mommy and Daddy had you, I was in Mommy's belly, but the Lord needed little helpers like me to watch over families everywhere, just like Santa's elves at the North Pole but for Him!" chuckled the
