"You have to come home! You've gotta remeet Papyrus and Tori and 'Gore and Frisk and everybody else!"

"I haven't seen you this excited since you got to the surface."

"You saw that?" I asked, looking back at him. He nodded, putting a hand on my shoulder. Stupid tall people.

"I've seen everything you boys have done since I fell. I could see any point in any timeline, but I couldn't contact any of them. I'm so sorry it took me this long to find all the parts of my Soul. I would search for ages, but they only time I found any was when Frisk Reset. It would teleport me to a place I'd never been before. I found this one on my own." I nodded, putting my hand on top of his. We made it out of the forest, and stopped in front of the small pile of ashes.

"Hey Dad?" I said, shivering slightly. I hadn't called anyone that in years. "What happened here? Why do I feel like I've been here before?"

"This was our house before the humans attacked our village." I shivered again, kneeling in front of the ashes again.

"So those...those bits of dust are Mom?"

"And your sister, yes." I sighed, before standing up.

"There isn't enough dust left to put on their favorite things, and they were probably burnt anyway." I said, pulling my hood up. Dad hummed in agreement, and we both walked away from the burnt house in silence.

I tried my best not to look back.

***

"Sans, is that you? Are you home?" I nodded, before remembering that Papyrus couldn't see me.

"Yeah bro. And, I brought a surprise." I said, glancing back a Dad. He look hesitant to walk in the door, but he did, standing next to me. I noticed he didn't really walk anymore, it looked like he was gliding. I smiled at the fact, but decided not to comment.

"It better not be another dog! The other one keeps stealing my special attack!" I chuckled a little at that, and I realized I wasn't the only one.

"Well hey there kiddo, what are you doing here?" I asked, grabbing Frisk. The laughed as I picked them up and carried them on my shoulders.

"I'm sleeping over!" They said, grabbing onto my hood. "Papyrus is making special spaghetti to celebrate."

"What? That'll never do, we'll have to go to Grillby's!" I said, before setting them down. "Hey Frisk?"

"Yeah?"

"I want you to meet Dr. Gaster." I said, gesturing to Dad. He waved slightly, looking like he'd rather be anywhere else.

Frisk's face instantly changed to their usual expression. They waved back, but they didn't say anything.

"Aw c'mon kid, he's totally trust worthy. I'll even tell you a secret." I said, leaning down closer to their height. "He's my Dad." Frisk gasped, looking over at him.

"Skeleton Grandpa!" They said, rushing forward to hug him. I chuckled a little, and Gaster looked at me. I shrugged, gesturing at him to hug them back. He did, and they giggled.

"Sans, what are you two doing in the- oh. Hello." I turned around and smiled at Papyrus. I was kind of nervous to introduce him to Dad, since he definitely didn't remember him.

"Heya Paps! So, uh, this is Dr. Gaster." Papyrus opened his mouth to speak, but I cut him off. "He's, uh, he's our Dad." Papyrus closed his mouth and just stared at Dad.

"Hello Papyrus. It's so good to see you again." He said, holding a hand out like he wanted to shake it. Papyrus slapped his hand aside, and I cringed. When I opened my eyes again, Papyrus was hugging him instead. I smiled at that before hugging them to.

"To bad nobody else is here with a camera. This'd be a great family pic." I said, making Dad laugh. I could practically feel Papyrus rolling his eyes, and Frisk giggled.

"I love you all." Dad said, and I smiled.

"Love you too Dad." I said.

"Love you Skelegramp!" Frisk said.

"I love you too Dad." Papyrus said, and I grinned.

It's about fucking time.