I outstretched my arms towards the top of the counter, the tip of my small fingers barely touching the small mirror handle.

“Just… a little… farther…!” My high-pitched voice squeaked as I tried my best to pull it towards me.

I was suddenly lifted into the air by soft hands, making me squeal. “What are you doing, Hailey?” The pig chuckled, putting me on his shoulders, turning towards Evan, who was leaning against the wall of the room.

“You see, Tyler, I was trying to get that mirror, because I wanna see, uh, Ohm?” I blew some of my hair out of my face, telling the truth. “You can’t see him in the mirror, but I bet he’s glad that you tried!” ‘Tyler’ grinned, poking my nose.

“Wildcat,” Tyler looked back at Evan, raising his eyebrows, “Make sure to tell Smitty to put away that mirror in the display room.” Evan looked the other way for a few seconds, then walked out.

“Hmph! I say he’s a grump pants!” I puffed out my cheeks, resting my chin on Tyler’s head. He smiled, before slightly nodding his head, trying not to disturb me.

I blinked my eyes, a flashback rushing to my head.

I hugged back, tears coming to my eyes, “Tyler?” He ripped himself off of me, and starting hiccuping and crying, “You remember me still?”

I nervously laughed and responded with “I think, I just had a memory come back to me.” Tyler smiled even larger, hugging me again. Unknown to me, Evan was slightly smiling in the back, knowing the older pills started wearing off of me.

After a moment of hugging and comfortable silence, Evan coughed in the back, distracting both me and Tyler from our reunion. “I’m glad you are having happy moments, but what about the others?” Evan emphasized on the word ‘others’, nodding his head towards the door Tyler busted through.

“Oh, yeah, you should meet them! They joined us when you left…” Tyler scratched the back of his head, slightly chuckling. I shrugged in response, already in some state of shock with all that was happening around me.

Evan headed to, and opened the door, revealing a huge room that looked something close to a fancy living room. I stood there in my same spot, until Tyler urged me forward to the inside of the room. “Hey, c’mon, most of them won’t bite. Even if they do, I’ll do my best to protect you!” Tyler said smiling, showing his award winning dimbles. I looked back to the open door, Evan still waiting by it, looking at the wall to the side of him.

I stared at it for another second, mentally arguing with myself either to enter, or not.

Holding my breath and holding my fists together, I decided to head inside, having really no other choice. I nodded to myself, and walked inside, and was instantly greeted by yell that made me want to turn around and walk back out.

“You really brought her here?!” A purple, devil-looking, man screamed from the corner of the living room, anger pouring from his mouth alone.

“I’m… I’m Hailey?” I squeaked out, looking at his features, fear running down my spine. This man wore a black overcoat over his purple hoodie, and really baggy black pants that nearly covered his grey combat boots. His whole skin was a shade of lighter purple than his hoodie, and seemed to cover any hint of reflection to light.

His anger only seemed to grow more, and stomped towards me, making me want to run as fast as I could, back home. In just moments, he was right in my face, frowning and snarling.

“You shouldn’t even be here. You are the reason we’ll die!” He growled at me. He only had one eye, which was all black, except a red pupil, and his other was replaced by a x, that seemed to be a old scar that had never healed. His horns on his head were even sharper than his look of death towards me. His beard was also black, and matched his hair peeking out from his hoodie.

“Cartoonz…” Tyler stood in front of me, his voice cracking, trying his best to hide his fear. This “Cartoonz” guy seemed to breathe steam from his nose, and glared at him, his fists seemingly turning whiter.

He was suddenly grabbed by the shoulder by a shorter male, who also wore a mask, but it wasn’t even a animal one, unlike Evan and Tyler. “Hey, hey. It’s not her fault, Cartoonz, she’s the one- the one helping us.” He stuttered over his words, most likely smiling, by the way his mask lifted up slightly.

Cartoonz shrugged him off, looking in any other direction than the group. The shorter male looked back at me, and held out his hand for me to shake. I looked at it, before shaking it, nearly thrown down by his surprising strength.

“I’m Delirious, and you’re Hailey, yeah?” His voice was slightly muffled by his white-and-green hockey mask covering his face. I nodded, nervously laughing, taking in another person’s appearance. He also wore purple jacket, but wore grey jeans, along with a pair of untied black shoes.

“Yeah, that’s me. I don’t think I remember you two?” I looked at both Delirious and Cartoonz. Evan butted in the conversation, “Yeah, they joined a few months after you disappeared.” I turned by head to the said person, having confusion written all over my face.

Tyler grabbed me by the arm, and guided me to the white fluffy couch. “Disappeared?” I repeated, sitting myself in the middle of the couch.

I stared at the pure black floor, while tuning into his response. “Once you sent your mom away, some doctors forced you to take some pills, thus leaving us without you.” Evan sat down next to me, resting his face on his hand.

“Why, though?” I questioned again, looking at him. “How the hell should we know? Those doctors knew your mother, and that’s that.” Cartoonz sat down in his own leather chair, gripping onto it.

“Your mom had the whole backup plan, planned out, I guess.” Delirious stood next to Cartoonz, shrugging his shoulder, sighing. “What was she even planning?” I wrapped my arms around myself, looking to Tyler this time.

“Well… she wanted to destroy us, but we found out, and stopped her…” Tyler grabbed his arm, looking anywhere but at me.