17 Years ago the world changed, the apocalypse almost destroyed the world and a child was born. Aziraphale and Crowley had moved in together and were quite happy together, one day there was a knock at the door. Aziraphale opened the door and saw a small basket on the ground with a baby inside.

"Crowley!"

Crowley walked to the door and saw the baby.

"There's a letter" said the angel. Crowley had picked up the baby because she had started to cry.

"Dear Aziraphale and Crowley

This baby girl is half demon and half Angel, specifically half of each of you. She is, genetically, your daughter, raise her as you would your own.

The Almighty"

Crowley looked at Aziraphale with wide eyes, the almighty had given them a child.

"She's...ours?" questioned Aziraphale

Crowley looked at the child, she had yellow eyes like Crowley but they were not slitted like his were.

17 years later 

Sabrina, that was the name they had given their little girl. She fit right in with everyone, they had sent her to school, along with the other kids. She was quite the girl, she was by all accounts her fathers daughter, specifically Crowley, she wasn't much like Aziraphale and that bothered him.

Sabrina was walking into the apartment after being out with her friends.

"Where have you been?"

"Out" she said walking past her father and towards her room.

"Sabrina"

"What?" she stopped and sighed.

"You were supposed to be home two hours ago" said the Angel

"So?"

"So why are you late?"

"I was with my friends"

"Were you with Nick?"

"So what if I was dad, Its not a crime"

Sabrina walked into her room and slammed the door.

Crowley walked in, coming home from work, he had heard the whole conversation.

"You okay?"

"She hates me"

"No she doesn't, she's a teenager" he said wrapping his arms around the Angel from behind.

Sabrina was sitting on her bed with her headphones on blasting AC/DC highway to hell. She was getting tired of always being told off, Aziraphale just didn't understand her at all and she knew he never would.

After a while she fell asleep and Aziraphale and Crowley checked in on her.

"She's more like you than me"

"Physically yes, but she is so much like you, in different ways"

"She hates me"

The two were not aware that Sabrina was awake and listening to them talk about her.

"No she doesn't, she's growing up and you're not letting her. She's not a child anymore"

"I know that"

"Your pushing her to be like you, when in reality she could be like neither of us, she's not 100% good or bad, you have to let her make her own way"

The two left her room and Sabrina had a lot to think about, maybe she was pushing her dad away without meaning too.

She opened her window and jumped out, halfway down she unfurled her wings and started to glide across the city of London. She flew up into the clouds and kept going until she broke through the cloud layer. She flew all over the city finding little treasures that you could only find from the air.

When her wings became tired she flew back to the apartment and flew back into her window. She flopped onto her bed and fell asleep.

When she woke up the next day she changed and headed to the kitchen for some quick breakfast before heading to school with her boyfriend, on his motorbike.

"Morning" she said

"Morning"

Sabrina grabbed a piece of toast from her demon dads plate and kissed his cheek, she was about to leave but stopped. She walked back and kissed her Angel father's cheek and left for school.

She walked out the front door to see Nick waiting for her on his motorcycle.

"Ready to go?"

"Yep"

Nick gave her the extra helmet and she got on and wrapped her arms around his waist and he took off down the street towards the school.

"You see that, she doesn't hate you" said Crowley

"Perhaps, I'm going to do laundry" Aziraphale got up and went into Sabrina's room to get her dirty clothes when something caught his eye.

"Crowley?" he said from the doorway of Sabrina's room holding up a dark grey feather.

"Is that?"

The Angel nodded

"She would've told us if she had gotten her wings? Wouldn't she?"

Aziraphale put on his sarcastic face.

"Your right, she wouldn't have"

Later that day when Sabrina got home from school, she walked in to find both her dads sitting at the dinning table waiting for her. She walked in and felt like she was getting called to the principles office.

"Yes?" she asked nervously

"Explain" said Crowley holding up the dark grey feather.

"Umm, well I....I got nothing" said Sabrina giving up on making an excuse.

"Why didn't you tell us you got wings?"

"It didn't seem like a big deal at the time"

"When did you get them?" asked Aziraphale

 "Four months ago"

"FOUR MONTHS!" Exclaimed Aziraphale

"Jeez dad, its not a big deal"

"Yes it is!" 

"Okay why don't we all calm down...Sabrina let me talk to your father alone please"

"Happily" she sighed and walked into her room. 

"What the heaven was that about?"

"She lied to us Crowley"

"Technically we never specifically asked if she got her wings"

Aziraphale gave Crowley the look, he was annoyed and the whole building knew it.

"Look she's a teenager, teenagers don't tell their parents anything, much less a supernatural teenager....Look at it this way we never exactly gave her cause to tell us, we've never shown her our wings"

"I guess you're right"

That night Sabrina was sitting on the roof looking over the city with a soda in hand when Crowley and Aziraphale sat on either side of her.

"I'm sorry, I never should have shouted at you" 

"You do know you can talk to us...right?" asked Crowley

"Yeah I guess"

"Your defiantly stubborn I'll give you that" said Aziraphale

Sabrina chuckled

"So are you"

"Am not"

"Are so" said Crowley

The three burst into laughter.

Suddenly Crowley and Aziraphale got up and unfurled their wings and dove off the side of the building, they flew up before they hit the ground. They flew up and into the sky stopping and waiting for Sabrina who had an amazed face, she had never seen such show offs before.

Sabrina stood up and simply leaned forward and fell, she unfurled her wings and flew up into the sky and joined her fathers.

They flew for hours, Sabrina finally felt normal, like she belonged. She always felt like an outcast, but now in the clouds she was free and somewhat normal.