As soon as Eden left the tree house, I was hot on her tail. She didn't know Neverland nor the dangers it held if you weren't careful. She could easily get lost and killed if she dared to see what Dreamshade was. "Eden, wait!" I call after her but she only ran faster. I pick up my pace, chasing her as my energy never faltered. I followed her all the way to the beach where I stopped, watching as she fell to her knees in tears.

In all my years on the island gathering Lost boys, not one has ever been upset to be here. I walk over to her, kneeling down.

"You have to take me back to where I come from, please." She begs.

"Where are you from?" I glance at her outfit, a blue dress lined with blue five shades darker, her hair tied up in a messy bun. She was of royal blood that I knew for sure.

"The Enchanted Forest." I look at her, baffled.

"I heard of it and I actually came from there. But, the realm was destroyed from the Queen's curse."

"What? No, no it couldn't. It only took away their memories and sent them somewhere-." She cut herself off, thinking about something. "My parents." She half choked half growled. "I should have known. Ever since Emma was born I was nothing. I was just the oldest child. I wasn't meant for anything great like her. Of course Emma had to be the Savior. Emma has to break the curse. It's all Emma and I'm just watching from the sidelines. I should have known my parents never wanted me." She snaps. I recognized the name she said but I couldn't get a grip on where I've heard it before. And then it hit me.

"Emma, the Savior. She's the product of true love."

"Product of true love my ass. I may have been first born but of course my parents gave her that name."

"You're Emma's sister?" I ask, tilting my head.

"Older sister. Emma was just born when the curse hit. I thought my parents trusted me to get her to safety but they just needed me to get her somewhere so she could break the curse."

"You're the savior's sister?" I try and wrap my head around this.

"Are you deaf? Yes I'm her sister and was supposed to protect her. But I'm stuck on this stupid island with no idea where she is." Eden kicked the sand in anger which was evident in her eyes as she birdied her head in her knees.

"I'll make you a deal,"

"Don't people normally die from your deals?" She grumbled.

"No not really." Eden looked at me skeptically, lifting her head up as she moved her hair out of her face.

"Alright, I'm listening."

"You stay here on the island with me. I'll see if there's any way to find your sister and see if she's alright. And there's a boy who's father was the one who created the crown you wore. I'll see if he won't help fix it."

"So, I stay here and you help find my sister?"

"More or less." I nod. Eden bit her lip, thinking about my deal which I knew she couldn't refuse.

"Deal."

"Excellent. Now, let's get you out of that dress before it gets ripped." I smirk, standing up as I offer my hand to her. Eden took it as I helped her up. We start to walk back to the path that led to the camp in silence, Eden making sure her dress didn't get caught on anything. Her hair was already coming out of her bun, much of it already cascading down her back or shoulders. With every small noise she seemed to have a sharp eye, looking for the noise.

It made me wonder why she was acting so on edge about something that she didn't need to be worried about. She reminded me of me after my parents left me. I was so worried about the world I didn't pay attention to anything else. Finally we reach the camp in which some boys immediately caught Eden's eye, a smirk on their faces.

"There should be some clean clothes in my tree house for you."

"And where's that?"

"Find the steps in the brush at the end of camp and you'll find the tree house in the trees."

"Thanks." She nods as she heads for the tree house, letting me go after Felix.

I quickly found the stairs that were so hidden and so obvious all at the same time. I walk up the steps, picking up my dress as to not trip over it. There had to be at least four to five flights before I reached a canopy of trees that hid the small tree house I ran from. Walking over the bridge that was over the small stream, I go to the door of the tree house, a little pipe marked in the center. Walking in, I gasp at the sight.

Windows all around have light to flood in the tree house with a small kitchen to the left. To the right was a large platform and in the way back there was a small seating area with blankets thrown about and cushions you could melt into as well as a fireplace. On the far right was a large window where a seat was covered with a rug of some sort, maybe a wolf but much bigger. A love seat was opposite of it with a fur blanket over the side. There was a latter that lead up to a large open bedroom where two other windows were.

Although I couldn't see what was up there, I was dying to find out and figured that's where Peter slept. There was also two doors in the corner as well, one I'm guessing was the bathroom and the other I don't know.

"Did Pan send you?" I jump at the gruff voice as Felix came from the small living room hidden in the corner.

"Yeah. He said there were some clothes for me to change into." I try not to show the shakiness in my voice from the sudden jump scare.

"In the bathroom." He nods to the door I had guessed right on. I mutter a quick thank you and scurry to the bathroom. Inside baffled me with a large jacuzzi bath, a large marble counter with a single sink which had a pair of clothes on them. Getting dressed in them, I see it was a lose faded green shirt that reached mid way, dark leggings and lace up leather boots. "So, what brings you here to the place that's known for Lost boys?" Felix asked from outside as I start to brush my hair.

"I don't know. The curse just brought me here."

"The only way to get here is from Pan's shadow and last I checked he doesn't go for girls."

"Well, maybe I'm different." I let my hair flow free, shaking it a little.

"Or maybe he wants to find love." I stop at his words. I may know little about Pan but I know that he can't love. I open the door, walking out.

"Excuse me?" Felix looked up at me.

"Pan's looking to love someone, and you're the lucky girl."