Zarachiel and Sunset were conversing with the other angels who were on Earth. They decided to have a family reunion on Earth, an idea given to Sunset by her grandfather, God. As they were talking, The fluttering of wings made itself known.

"Sup everybody?" Gabriel said, eyeing his older brother and sisters. His eyes landed on Zarachiel. He gazed at the bacon-haired female next to him. She seemed to radiate his aura, albeit half of it.

"She's your child. It'd be the only way to explain why she has half of your angelic aura, brother." Gabriel stated, smirking as he folded his arms. He unfurled his wings. The feathers were a sunshine yellow that became lighter on the primaries and darker on the secondary and tertiary feathers. Gabriel stood at a heigh of six foot. He had baby blue eyes and blond hair.

"Let me guess, you're one of dad's brothers, right?" Sunset asked, still coming to terms with the fact she was a nephilim, immortal, a child of an angel and God's granddaughter.

"Hit the nail on the head there, kiddo!" Gabriel praised the equestrian nephilim, playfully smiling at her. She had a fiery personality from what every other angel who'd met her had told him in Heaven. They were all surprised when Dad allowed her to exist. Every angel immediately accepted her into the family.

Despite knowing of her past, they all forgave her. They wouldn't hold a grudge on their niece, they didn't want to lose her like how they lost Zarachiel and Lucifer many millenia ago during the rebellion against their father.

Sunset walked over to Gabriel and hugged him, she was surprised when he hugged her back, reciprocating the affectionate gesture.

After every other angel who'd witnessed the moment, save her father, wanted a hug from her. After a while, she'd given all her angelic relatives a hug.

Gabriel furled his wings back in, triggering Sunset's inner instinct to unfurl her own.

She moved backwards to give herself enough room. Once she had done so, she unfurled her large red and gold wings. After extending them and ruffling them, she furled them back in as she rolled her shoulders backwards.

Castiel, Amenadiel and Gabriel conversed with her, asking her about her grades, friends and social life. As they were talking, Zadkiel landed silently, his violet wings shimmering in the sunlight. He furled his wings from visible sight. He'd heard about Zarachiel being on Earth and having a daughter.

"It's nice to finally meet you, Sunset. I've heard a lot about you from the others." Zadkiel greeted, shaking her hand. He'd been told about the Anon-A-Miss account caused by the three sisters of her ex-friends. He could only imagine Zarachiel's reaction.

"How did you get your wings?" Zadkiel asked curiously. He hoped he hadn't hit a sore spot for her by asking the said question. Anon-A-Miss was still a recent thing for her and was traumatic.

"I was in the auditorium, revealing who Anon-A-Miss was. Dad came on stage and shouted at everyone. When everyone began shouting, it became stressful, plus the recent back pain I'd had at the time which turned out to be my wings. They unfurled and pretty much I scared everyone once they realized what I am." Sunset explained, clicking her tongue at the memory.

Zadkiel chuckled, despite what Sunset, his niece had done, he forgave her. She'd learned from her mistakes and tried to be better. If no other human could see she had changed then it was on them and not her.

"I'm sorry you went through that." Zadkiel said, squeezing her shoulder gently. He'd grown to like her. Ever since the Anon-A-Miss fiasco, every angel wanted to meet her and keep her safe alongside her father. Each and every one of them cared for her. She was part of their large angelic family, nephilim or not.

Sunset smiled and walked over to her father, laying her head on his chest as she hugged him tightly. Zarachiel hugged back and moved a strand of hair out of her face.

"I love you, dad." Sunset muttered into his chest, earning 'aww's' from every female angel in their vincinity.

"I love you too, kid." Zarachiel replied, running a finger through his daughter's hair.

The angelic family decided to take a group picture to remember the event. As celestial beings they would always remember it no matter what. Each angel wanted a copy of the photo taken.

Soon, many of the angelic relatives had flown back up to Heaven. The only ones left on Earth were Zarachiel, Jophiel, Remiel, Sariel and Ariel.

Sunset got herself ready for bed and fell asleep shortly after, smiling as she slept peacefully for the first time in a long time.

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