"Uh.. hi?" Sadie spoke aloud to the all too familiar voice, looking around the room in confusion.

She saw nothing, plus the voice hadn't responded. Maybe it was Sadie's imagination, it wouldn't be the first time she's heard things.

Ah, what a rookie mistake.

Suddenly, Sadie's Squip appeared out of thin air.

"Alright, if I knew you were going to look like her, I never would have taken yo-you damn pill."

The Squip scoffed in mock disappointment, already not looking forward to dealing with Sadie.

Wow, I just feel so insulted right now, ouch.

The Squip's behavior changed instantaneously.

Anyways, I think you should probably talk to me in your head. Wouldn't want people thinking you're more insane than you already are, would you?

Sadie groaned in frustration, already not willing to put up with this. "Okay, I know you're going to try and help, but is there any way to change your appearance? I really don't want to be reminded of Christine, I don't want this to influence my actions."

Sorry, as of now you are unable to change the way you perceive me.

Of course the Squip was lying. It was getting a kick out of Sadie's irritation!

Sadie had already begun to regret her decision. She basically flushed four hundred dollars down the drain, and what for?

I'm just going to ignore that thought. So, why did you end up deciding to get me?

"Shouldn't you be able to read my thoughts? I thought you were a supercomputer capable of things the human brain couldn't even begin to process."

Shouldn't you be plotting to kill everyone who has ever disagreed with you? I thought you were a prisoner destined to live a life of crime.

Sadie was entirely too upset with the fact that the Squip wasn't wrong. "Touché"

Anyways, yes- I can read any of your thoughts at will, but I chose not to. Would you like to just go ahead and tell me?

"Okay, fine. So I have a crush on this girl, she uh- looks and sounds exactly like you. She gave me two options: maiming the two people she hates and forming some sort of relationship with me, or not listening to her and getting seriously injured if not dead by her."

Wow. This is going to be difficult, what a dilemma.

As sarcastic as that last sentence seemed, the Squip was dead serious.

"So? Can you do anything at all? Or am I just wasting my time?"

You know, this isn't an easy decision even for me, and I have the capability to determine the probability of certain events in an instant. Is changing your name and moving to another country out of the question?

"Yes, it is. You are really unhelpful, did you know that?"

Yeah, well I'm not the one who got you into this mess, so...

"I hate that you're always right. Is there any way to turn you off- at least temporarily?"

Well, you can say 'shut down' but I won't recommend it as you might do something you re-

"Shut-down."

Sadie didn't know why she was losing her temper so easily. After all, was she really surprised that an extremely powerful super computer would outsmart her? Apparently so, because she was pissed.

Ten minutes in and she was already being held prisoner by the voice inside her head.

Sadie wasn't getting her way, and god forbid that happen. She was used to being unstoppable, always accurately hitting people's soft-spots.

She knew how to emotionally hurt anyone without fail- it was always a talent of hers, despite it being a horrible one to have.

Sadie used this many, many times to coax people into doing as she said, hence why she caused so many breakups.

She tore people apart from what they loved the most, temporarily destroying any positive outlook they had on the world.

Sadie was a terrible person, and it would take the Squip a lot of strength to try and overpower her.

A/N: Not really a fan of this chapter, but it took a while to write as I was very distracted by absolutely nothing. I'm thinking there will probably be a bunch more fluff next chapter, so... yeah.