20.2 : Look who’s back?

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“So what do you think you’ll do when you are free from this place?”

“I’ll find those Hags who made pies and…”

“And what?”

“And I’ll steal all the pies and eat them! Oh those lovely pies!” Watch’s mouth watered at the thought.

“But those pies are made of children!”

“You are starting to sound like Destiny.”

“You know you’re just talking to yourself, right?”

Did I just get into an argument with myself? I guess insanity has finally set in.

It’s been two days since the attack at the winery and Watch, upon “dying”, found himself trapped in this place. A place of nothingness. Just himself and… himself.

Suddenly, a tunnel of light appears… he can see Destiny on the other side. Watch feels… glad… to see her. Yes, he had definitely gone insane.

“Watch! My precious Watch! Oh I missed you so so much! I will never put you in harms way ever again!” Destiny squealed.

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