Syd was in her den, curled up and sleeping. Her ear twitched and her smooth breathing was replaced by heavy breathing, she was having a dream. . .

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She opened her blue eyes in a strange room, she didn't recognize this place. Where was she? There were two beds, one had a bunch of notebook paper, blue prints, and it had confusing equations on it, the other bed was like the opposite, magazines, crafting material, nail polish, anything a girl would enjoy. Then Syd noticed a triangle-shaped window on the wall, sunlight filtering from outside. She looked out and saw two kids playing with water balloons, they were about her age. She noticed that one was a boy, red shirt, navy blue vest, chocolate brown hair, and a white and blue cap, the other kid was a female, wearing a pink sweater, and also has brown hair. Syd walked to the door and opened it, seeing an old man on the porch, none of them seemed to see her.

"It is unnatural for siblings like you to get along." The man said in a raspy voice, the two kids stopped playing to listen.

"Well, we still have plenty of summer left to drive each other crazy!" The girl laughed as she began to tackle her brother, but he pushed her off. Then, the older guy said he wanted to tell them something, but instead, he went to go get another soda. Syd watched him go to the side of the building, her whiskers twitched to follow him, she did so. He began muttering to himself, but, even with her over sensitive ears, she couldn't hear.

"What? Is that a lady bug?" The man said as a tiny red dot appeared on his forehead then more dots appeared, "What? Oh no. . ." He said, alarmed, suddenly, a group of police soldiers tackled him to the ground, Syd gasped. She looked back at where the kids where, another group had surrounded them, 'What is happening? Why am I seeing this?' She thought to herself. The police who had the man handcuffed him and locked him in a car while the group had the kids, did the same, but they were taking them to Child Services. All she could do was stand there and watch, she noticed that the boy was staring in her direction, as if he could see her. 

"What? I'm dreaming, how could he see me?" She meowed softly before cautiously approaching the vehicle and up to his side window. He stared at her, a pleading look in his eyes that told her that she needed to help them. She hesitantly placed a paw on the glass, determined to help these two kids and their relative.

"Don't worry, I'll get you out of there." She promised, before her dream faded.