Well, night... What night is it? Oh, well. It's another night with less classmates and Monokuma plans his next motive.

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The door to Jay's room was locked as they and Guilt were engaged in an ultimate staring contest, glaring at each other. Guilt let out a screech and Jay flinched.

"I hate you." They grumbled, grabbing their sketchbook which they hadn't picked up in a while.

They skimmed to find a clean page and pulled out a pencil as they began sketching something. It seemed their wrist and pencil seemed to work on their own and Jay was just as excited to find out what it was as the reader was. As Jay finished sketching, she saw sketch Terishi staring at them. They sighed and rested their elbows on the table, putting their head on their palms. Guilt landed right in front of the sketchbook and Jay scowled at him. Jay got up and started playing 'Numb little bug', humming as they turned it up just loud enough to be faintly heard outside of the door. A ghostly Ray slowly appeared through the roof.

"Hi, Jay." He gave a cocky grin.

"Fuck you." Jay said, more so like a statement,"What do you want?"

Suddenly self-conscious, Jay closed their sketchbook.

"I have enough between you and the guilt demon, do you have no life? Oh, right, you died. No offense intended.* Jay shook their head.

"Wow, okay. I came from the afterlife to see how you were and give Teri's regards but oh, well." Ray shrugged.

Jay raised their eyebrows and Guilt screeched in the corner, louder than the way-too-loud music,"What're you really here for?"

"Well, first off, I would say I helped you!" Ray stated,"I got rid off that disease."

"Good for you." Jay spoke in a flat tone as they started scribbling on one of the papers that were haphazardly thrown all over the floor, drawing Guilt.

Why? Because they could put it in the shredder later and pretend it was him. Their locket thumped against their chest as they bobbed their head gently.

"Ray, leave them alone." Terishi pointed as she floated in.

"Quick question, who's the demon?" Ray asked.

"Uh... Don't ask." Jay decided not to tell him.

Guilt screeched again, seeming offended. Terishi shrugged, sitting down on the bed. Jay started fiddling with their fingers, extremely uncomfortable. Guilt screeched again, just to be an annoying prick.

"Interesting." Ray nodded.

"So, uh..." Jay looked around awkwardly.

Guilt stared pointedly at Jay, who pretended that they couldn't feel him pretty much staring a hole into their very soul.

"Can we please get rid of the demon? Give them to Monobitch, he'll do the rest." Ray crossed his arms.

"I am fairly certain that the guilt demon is like you, a spectral being." Jay sighed.

As if to prove Jay's theory, Guilt seemed to fall as if on a fault elevator, his talons now literally inside the desk as he continued staring at Jay.

"Hey, Teri. I think you have a competitor for Jay's love." Ray chuckled.

"Well, they lose. I win." Terishi crossed her arms.

Jay snorted and gave a tiny smile but Guilt screeched, making them flinch again.

"Would you stop that?* Jay flipped him off.

"I'm leaving, you can thank your demon hubby. Later idiots." Ray saluted, wandering off.

"Wow, for once, I'm glad you exist." Jay chortled.

"You smell bad." Terishi pointed at Guilt.

Jay snickered as Guilt screeched again.

"Shut it!"

Guilt screeched again as Jay turned up the music louder.

"Lemme fight it!" Terishi lunged at Guilt.

Guilt seemed to disappear into a few wispy shadows as Terishi got up.

Jaw frowned,"Yeah, uh... He does that."

"What a bitch." She muttered, turning to Jay,"Miss me much?"

"Just a little." Jay admitted.

"I missed you too." Terishi told them.

Jay sighed,"I have so much to say, I don't know where to start."

"What about the beginning?" Terishi suggested.

"I... I'm sorry for yelling at you. I was just... Worried I'd hurt you and..." Jay paused.

"Shh, I forgive you." Terishi smiled.

"Teri, I..." Jay inhaled, here we go,"I love you."

"Aw, I love you too!" Terishi smiled.

"No one saw that coming." Ray sarcastically ruined the moment by popping his head in.

"Ray, I can hear you. Be nice!" Stevie shouted through the wall.

"Sucks to suck." Ray muttered before disappearing.

Jay's family photo caught their eye,"My, uh, dad left... And my family was always quite busy. You make me feel happier like no other person has."

"Oh." Terishi blinked,"Well, I never had a mother."

"So... Is dying fun? Do you recommend? What's your rating from 1-5 stars?" Jay joked.

"Hm, three. It wasn't that bad but I wouldn't do it again.* Terishi told her.

Jay snorted,"Hey, what do you think my demon roommate is doing now?"

"Trying to eat something that shouldn't be eaten." Terishi guessed.

"Wrong bird." Jay pointed at Mousie who was trying to eat the ceiling fan.

"Honey, you can't eat that." Terishi looked up at her.

The bird squawked and continued chewing on the ceiling fan.

"Now, for you all to escape, you're gonna need to get along with the others." Terishi told them.

"All I do is make things awkward." Jay stated,"It's my specialty, aside from cursing."

"No, that's Scott." Terishi pointed.

"Well, I contribute to the tense environment." Jay informed her,"I'm antisocial, it's what I do."

"Besides, I need someone to look after my baby bro." Terishi looked up at Jay.

"I'll try." Jay sighed.

"Thank you." Terishi smiled.

Jay smiled back,"It's the least I can do."

"I trust you, Jay."

Jay nodded,"I'm honoured."

Terishi nodded as well and just as quickly as she appeared, she was gone. Jay stared at the spot she'd been in for a long time, feeling the piece. Guilt returned and cawed.

Jay scowled at him,"Piss off, I have a girlfriend."

Guilt didn't say anything but stared at her like,"Dude, you're girlfriend's dead."

"You're ruining this moment right now." Jay informed him.

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Kirari appeared in Ash's dorm.

"Ash? Are you here?" She asked softly.

"Kirari...?" Ash asked tentatively, breaking into desperate years,"Is it really you? I'm not hallucinating, right?"

"No, it's really me." Kirari told her, relived that Ash could hear her.

"Kirari!" Ash ran up to her, spreading her arms out as if to hug her but at the last minute pulled away,"Could I feel you?"

"I don't think ghosts are solid but you can try." Kirari told her.

A spark of hope lit up inside Ash as she reached for Kirari but that spark extinguished when Ash's hand went right through Kirari's.

Kirari also felt down in the dumps as she sighed,"I'm sorry, I was hoping I was wrong."

Ash frowned briefly but then remembered that Kirari was back. Even if she was a ghost, she was still here.

Kirari gave her a hopeful smile,"But hey, at least we can talk."

"Yeah, I've missed you." Ash murmured and blushed, stepping closer to Kirari.

"I've missed you too." Kirari whispered,"I'm sorry this happened."

"I love you." Ash whispered back,"So why did this happen?"

"I love you too." Kirari smoke softly,"I-I... Ash, I don't like being away from you!"

"Then I'll die." Kirari stated boldly,"I will avenge you and then I'll die... So we can be together!"

"No, petal, don't do that to yourself!" Kirari shook her head.

"But I have to! What am I going to do with my life without you in it?" She crippled to the ground, sobbing.

"No, no, don't cry! Oh, I'm sorry, Ash." Kirari knelt down beside her.

Ash gazed up at Kirari, tears glittering in her eyes,"I have to..."

"No! Think about it, you'll never be able to see your family or your friends if you die!" Kirari reminded her.

"But you are my best friend, Kira. My best friend, my love." Ash sighed deeply, seemingly sinking further into the floor,"How could I live without you?"

Ray fazed through the wall,"Damn, not even death could keep you two apart, huh?"

Ash let out a short gasp,"What are you doing here, Ray!?"

"Something, that's for sure." Ray shrugged.

"Go to your girlfriend or something, Ray." Kirari whined.

"But why? Messing with you guys is so much more fun than getting made fun of by the one person I physically can't diss." Ray rolled his eyes.