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Six sighed, staring at the ground and then her bed. Nine snuck in through the window after Six got tired of watching her sleep on the sidewalk for a few days. She knew her mom would absolutely cook her ass if she found out but she didn't care. She couldn't find the energy to wake nine up so she just made sure they were covered and not cold, A faint smile appearing on her face. Leaving her room and locking the door, Six made her way down the stairs. Her mom was making calls and panicking about the disappearance of One and Three, Blaming Fifteen for the entire thing even though she had no involvement.
Six snuck out the front door, The cold air immediately blasting her face. Shit, She forgot a jacket. Whatever. The only things she was wearing at the moment were stained with paint jeans and a turtle neck. She started her long adventurous journey down the street, stopping at the corner store and throwing 5 bucks at the small man at the counter before running out with a bag of chips and a soda. Then, she continued her way down, before stopping at a small gray square covered by the other luxurious buildings in their dumb fancy gated neighborhood for dumb fancy gated people.
She knocked on the door, a pink woman answering.
“Pi don't tell me you sacrificed another cow— Oh, Six! Come right in!”
Six had the urge to ask what the HELL did she mean by another, But didn't feel like pushing it. She waved, walking in like she lived there and stormed up the stairs. Concern washed over her as she noticed one door was completely normal and the other was just… gone. And not disappeared, No. The door was there— But half of it was broken off and it was covered in a mysterious substance she didn't wanna think about. She went to the normal door, opened it like it was her own room and flopped on the purple bed in the corner.
“Six, You really need to start knocking dude.” Five slapped her forehead, rolling the wheely chair from her vanity next to the bed and leaning over to steal some chips.
“Cool cast,” Six sarcastically snickered. It was big and dumb and looked cheap.
“Also. What the hell is with that door?”
“I think Pi tried to turn his room into an evil computer lab to kill that one kid again.” She sighed, speaking like it was an average Tuesday.
“And the cow?”
“He did a ritual to swap their souls.” Oh.. concerning. But okay.
A short pause.
“How's Nine?” Five asked.
“He was asleep in my room when I left, I just locked the door and hoped my mom didn't suddenly remember I existed.”
“Have you guys considered calling the police or something?”
“Nine doesn't want to, he's just couch surfing for now or whatever.”
She sighed, “Well SQ is planning on moving to her dorm for uni soon enough, So I'll probably clean up the guest room for her or something.”
“That'd be amazing. How's your leg?”
“Painful.”
“Dude, You should've seen it. Everyone was just standing there, it was hilarious.”
“Shut up.” Five muttered, Handful of chips in hand. She rolled back, staring at herself for a while.
“If you want, Call Nine and Seven. I don't care if you guys stay the night.”
“Sure.” Six said, Closing the current app she was on and texting them while actively sitting up.