The Unwanted Daughter- Tom Hiddleston

Meet the Hiddlestons

'Will you ever allow me to live a normal life?' A pale hand brushed away loose strands of hair that had been dislodged in the sudden action of her body. A young adult stood, bright features glowing, trying to stiffen a smirk that was threatening to show. Curles of platinum blond hair (that were complimented beautifully by the yellow, woollen sweater that hung loosely around her figure) draped over the girl's forehead and masked parts of her eyes. Thin lengths of hair clumped together, creating a fine body of hair to cover the top of her head; working beautifully with the shaven sides and back to sculp the woman's face, highlighting her strong check bones and creating a thinner, triangular shape that squared out behind her chin.

"Don't act like you don't love it" the man teased, smirking as his sister's failing attempts to be annoyed. A few lines sprawled across his face showing slight aging, contrasting to the overall youthful look it held. The shape matched that of his sister's, squaring out at the bottom and presenting a similarly strong pair of cheekbones. His dirty, blonde hair, however, stood tall, each strand curled slightly to the left- differing to the volumeless pile his sister dealt with.

Skylar and Tom Hiddleston- a perfect contrast.

Being the older sibling, Tom was naturally more protective and definitely more mature. He looked out for Skylar at her maddest moments and she showed him how to let lose even at the most nerve-wracking ones. The respectable gentleman already acquainted with adult life and the misfit teenager at the start of her adulthood adventure were the perfect companions; the perfect siblings.

Glazed with playfulness, his cobalt eyes caught the familiarity of a similar pair of blue eyes as the girl before him finally broke, a beam lifting up her features.

'OK, ok you win, again' the girl muttered, throwing her hands up and rolling her eyes.

It was that time in the pair's life to change their scenery again. Having a celebrity as a brother wasn't perfect but Skylar loved the thrill of it- especially being able to call the fit actors she admires friends or, at least,
acquaintances.

'When do we fly out?' Excitement bubbled in the pit of her stomach for the adventure she had waited so patiently to be apart of again.

'Well, little Hiddle, we start filming in three weeks but can fly out anytime this week so its really up to you' his face fell into a grin at the clear eagerness the girl was trying to mask. An overexaggered sigh escaped her lips as she flung her arms across her chest, a pout forming on her lips.

"Will that nickname ever leave me alone?" Being unable to hold that state, the girl folded in a mix of laughter and embarrassment; the older Hiddleston quickly following suit.

Catching their breaths, the siblings straightened themselves up, restoring their composure. Falling into deep thought, the younger of the pair's mood dampened at the thought of saying goodbye to her friends once again. Moving around so often with her brother was one of the best things to happen to the young adult but also caused her to constantly miss out on the friendships and adventures that normal school life brought. Unconsciously, her face fell, contrasting from the joy she was feeling before but highlighting the conflict she was currently facing.

"Sky? Are you ok?" The older one asked, actual concern painted on his face.

"Yeah um yeah I'm- I'm fine" she finished with a manufactured smile after badly stumbling over her words.

"Considering your brother's an actor you'd think you'd be better at the art" he teased with a light chuckle. A small smile appeared on the girls face as she removed her eyes from the floor and placed them on his.

"You know I love accompanying you all over the world and I'm really grateful i have the opportunity for the adventures most eighteen year olds never experience but-" her eyes shyed away to the floor again, trying to figure out a way to explain her hurt without offending her older brother. A sigh escaped her lips as she return her gaze to Tom. "I just sometimes wish I had the normal school life- the life where I have friends that know me more than that actor's sister, the life where I grew up around people my age, where we went through break ups together, got drunk together, got into trouble together. I don't know just a life that normal teenagers have at school, you know. I love this life and wouldn't want anything else but sometimes the fact that I don't see my friends and I haven't had these experiences does upset me a little."