Version 2, [@RabidAnubis] liked the idea of being siblings. Also Interview with the Vampire reference.

[u]The Case of Lucy Galbrett, age 32[/u]
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Lucy Galbrett was always a girl with a keen sense of justice, born to a household where daddy was a police officer. A sort of a runt of the group she was inducted in via her sister, she had issues with her confidence and an habit to follow the lead of more proactive types (like her eldest). She was more a support character than a frontline fighter due to healing abilities and regeneration. After everything was said and done, Lucy resumed her life and tried to chase her father's exploits in lawkeeping, being disappointed by the way her own sister Emily tossed her life away. However, it was clear that thanks to her healing power, she even healed the effects of a developing body, locking her body as 12 forever. Having been a healer in a team of magical girls, she decided to become a forensic pathologist, rather than a policeman, and sought to study medicine (in hopes that mayhaps she would found a solution while enforcing the law). There isn't a day where she regrets her decision. Forensic staff aren't popular. They're shown the cruel side that the world is often blissfully unaware, and they have to perform their duties admirably. So, she is effectively barred from any kind of family raising, much to her bitterness. Almost all her ties to her fellow magical girls have burned and crashed, after telling them in no uncertain terms to zip it, children raising woes cannot even begin to compare to seeing a serial killer running rampant during a particularly hard investigation. She hits the bottle more than she should and her patience with fools has wore really thin outside her job. She is also endlessly frustrated of being vertically challenged and having to show her ID to buy drinks all the time.

Recently, she has moved in with her sister, tired of having to deal with adult-sized shelves on a single flat, and refusing to go to her parent's house (in which she is still treated as a kid).