"What do you mean, we have no apple juice left?"

"I mean what I said. There. Is. No. Apple. Juice. Left." The angry male stated, crossing his arms and glaring at the even more angrier male opposite him.

"See that's the thing. I bought not one, not two, but THREE cartons YESTERDAY! So, who the fuck has been drinking MY apple juice!"

I groan, putting my head in my hands and closing my eyes, desperate to ignore the pair fighting infront of me. Willow and the man I decided to name Dave are arguing in the kitchen, while I'm waiting for Ellisa to come collect me.

After everything that's happened over the last few days, I've decided to befriend her, since well, she's the only one I trust atleast a tiny bit here. Now that Willow has made his entrance, I don't know how to feel. I thought something had happened to him and Lucina, so I decided to try find them.

Funny thing about that, when I tried to do a nice thing it clearly backfired and what happened? I ended up here.

I have a lot of questions, and not one has been answered since I had came down this morning. Quite frankly, I'm ignoring both Willow and Vasya.

Vasya- because he makes my stomach hurt, and my brain feel mushed up.

Willow- because he betrayed my trust and most likely him and Lucinda pulled me into this mess. He would have known I'd wake up in the middle of the night, and how I'd respond if I noticed he was gone.

Anyway, Dave and Willow are arguing over apple juice. Literally. One of my favourite juices is apple juice, so Willow had went to pour me some, in an attempt to take away his guilt and stop me from ignoring him, but to his surprise there was none there, and which he started yapping at poor Dave who had came in to make a cup of coffee.

"Ready?" Ellisa asks, walking into the room and completely ignoring whatever was happening in a next room. She's wearing some light grey joggers, and a black sports bra, her long brown hair in a high pony tail.

"Please." I answer, standing up and practically jumping towards the back door, her following shortly behind.

"Do you know where we are going today?" She asks, taking the lead as we follow a narrow path towards a maze looking set of bushes.

"Nope."

"Today, im going to show you the meaning behind why you are here. Well, one of them."

I follow behind her, taking in the scenery. A bright blue sky, barely any clouds, birds chirping and freshly cut grass surrounding me.

We walk to the middle bush, and for a moment I'm confused, why are we walking to a dead end? "First I need you to promise you won't scream, or run, yes?"

I give her a weird and uneasy look, letting her know I was not going to comply to such request without more context, I mean, who would?

"I promise nothing bad will happen. I just need to know you won't run, as I'm sure you haven't seen something like this before, and it might shock you."

I close my mouth, swallowing before I sigh. "Whatever, yeah I promise."

"Great!" She beams. And only then I notice that the bushes are hologram's! "Right this way!" She urges, pushing me forward and towards the right.

I do as told, walking forwards. We walk for around 2 minutes, and then the holographic bushes disappear.

"What was the point in that, there literally nothing here-"

I cut myself off, feeling something jump up my leg, and I look down, a light grey wolf pup at my feet, it's tail wagging and his tongue sticking out at me.

"Oh my gosh."

I look up, and I see that there are way more than one wolf around me. Not too far away is a pond with clear water, with a few wolves washing themselves in there.

They all appear to be puppies, but that does not help my flight or fight, as I jump backwards, attempting to hide behind Ellisa.

"Aww come on, don't be scared." She teases, laughing at my worried expression, before she leans down and picks up the grey pup.

It yips at her, trying to jump out of her hold and towards me. "Put your arms out." She instructs and I hesitantly place them out, her placing the extatic pup into my hands.

"Woah!" I shout, the young wolf licking all over my face and howling lightly at me. I stand my ground, slowly bringing a hand up to stroke the pup who is now being still in my hold.

I pet the soft fur, my eyes widening at how much the wolf seems to enjoy me petting it.

"See, not so bad!"