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Aguilera had heard the stories since she was young, about the romance the Sun and the moon shared, an impossible romance where they couldn't meet each other no matter what, of course the version she heard was that Giff made them finally meet each other one day to sell him to her as this amazing creature.
She liked to think of herself as the sun in the past, she was always fast, emotional, shining, she supposedly gave hope to those left in the dark. Instead she was the lying moon, deceiving people into a darkness worse than the one they were already in, luring innocent people into her dark Shine.
She knows she hasn't change even a bit, she wonders if the Sun she found would love her dark shine, she loved the Sun she found, the Sun... She was amazing and bright, she made a part of her lose it's dark strength and replaced it with weakness but she loved the feeling, she wanted to forever be around her but... The Moon and the Sun couldn't meet or stay together, no matter how much the selfish moon wanted to.
So Aguilera makes a plan to end things, if her final moments were to come to pass, she would kill all of the darkness in her with the Brightness of the Sun she choose, she would go as the Dark Moon and fade into the Sun becoming one with her.
Aguilera was the Moon and her Sun deserved better than this selfish moon.
-Timeskip-
Hana was laying on bed for the night, looking at the roof of hers and Sakura WeekEnd room, and wondered what she was now... Was she another Sun? Now that she wasn't the moon, was she a Star? Was she a Planet? No matter what she thought she couldn't reach an answer but she knew that whatever she was, she would never be as bright as the Sun of her Chosing.
(Years later, when Hana called Sakura her Sun, Sakura answered the questions of that night in a moment.
"Well, If I'm the sun, then you are the Universe, i can only exist if it's in your space" and then just kissed Hana. And she realized that maybe... Just maybe, the metaphors weren't perfect but at this point she didn't care, for she and the Sun finally had met and it was as beautiful as the story of her childhood)