I pressed an azure blue circle button, switching on Autopilot. I yawned. Man, this had been one Hell of a day! What Tigry had said earlier, had made me think for ages. I just decided to ignore Willow, giving her the cold shoulder. What!? It was better than being hostile, right? I just sat in my seat for ages, without the seat belt on. I had my legs crossed and my Right hand's fingers on my chin. Suddenly, I got hungry. So, I jumped out of my seat and strolled all the way to the back of The Will Sub. At the back, there were some orange curtains. I used both hands to slide them apart, revealing what I called: Backstage. Backstage Hallway was azure blue, with black circle lights lining the ceiling. The first door on the Right was white, on it were the metal azure blue words: KITCHEN. The door was a sliding door. I grabbed the silver handle, and slid it open to the Right. I then strolled on in, the Kitchen was quite small, and was white. On the Right was a dark blue fridge and freezer. I opened the fridge: There were only cans of beans. I sighed sadly, but took one and opened it. I ate them all there, then threw the empty can in the black bin on the Right of the fridge. I then left, closing the door behind me. I walked out of Backstage, closing the curtains behind me. I heard the sound of flushing. Suddenly, the bathroom door opened and out came Tigry. He was wearing an orange jacket, it was open revealing a plain white shirt, he was also wearing white bottoms and socks. He slid the door shut behind him.

"Just think about what I said, Will." He said, facing the floor.

"I have been, and I've decided to ignore her." I said sternly, crossing my arms. He looked up at me.

"Don't you think that's a bit-" He started, but I cut him off.

"Harsh?" I held up my Left palm. "Would you rather me be hostile instead?"

"No, but-"

"But, nothing..." I sighed. "Look, Tigry. What she did was awful, and she is so unlike the big sister I used to know. I... I need time. And, lots of it."

He sighed sadly. He looked a bit hurt. "I understand." He muttered, facing the floor yet again. "I'm going to bed." He walked off sadly, still looking at the floor.

"Goodni-" But, my words were drowned out by the sound of the closing curtains. I sighed sadly. I did feel a little bit bad, but only for the tiger, not for my big sister. In my opinion, she didn't deserve sympathy, no matter what anybody told me. I opened the Backstage curtains, then closed them. The second door on the Left, was dark blue and had the metal grey words on it: GUEST BEDROOM. The third door on the Right, was azure blue and had the metal orange words on it: WILLIAM'S BEDROOM. I slid it open, then slid it closed. My bedroom was azure blue, in the middle of the room was a wooden King sized bed, the mattress was white, the sheet was orange, the pillows were grey, and the covers were azure blue. Slightly in front of it, backed up against the Left side of the front wall was a grey wardrobe. Then behind my bed, was a white circular window. Outside of it, was the deep, dark blue ocean. I switched off the light, faceplanted on my bed, and blacked out.