An April Day, Another Side
A witch daydreaming of an April day.
Of times when she dedicated her all to repairing a broken doll that was hit and runned by a passing car.
How that doll used to play so many pranks on her - how it was such a horrible, horrible doll that showed no restraint.
Except for, of course, the vaunted April 1st.
Why did it choose April 1st to abstain from playing a prank on her, she could never quite know.
Perhaps that was a prank in and of itself.
...
But that's beside the point these days.
What matters most now is that they have each other.
When they had spent so long apart.
One in pieces, the other desperately trying to fix the other.
It's good to be together again.
...
"Miss! Your tea is getting cold!"
The witch snaps out of her reverie.
And she raises the cup to her lips and takes a sip.
A doll and a witch, taking tea together.
It's tradition at this point.
After all.
It's April 1st.