Goosebumps

I woke up the next morning, feeling something that isn't right. So getting out of bed, I made my way to my dresser draw, and took out some fresh clothes, heading to the bathroom. I turned on the shower, and showered myself awake. I dried myself and got dressed, before walking out of the bathroom, my wet hair that still has water on it, dripping onto the floor.

Entering the kitchen, I took out my fifty dollars, getting ready to go grocery shopping when I heard a knock at my door. I set my money on the counter, heading to the front door, wondering who could it be. No one has ever came to my house ever since I found this place.

I fingered comb my hair as I grabbed the doorknob and pulled it open.

"Hannah...?" I reacted, surprise to see her standing there on the porch. I stepped out of my house. "What are you doing here? I never told you where I live," I said, closing the front door behind me.

Hannah giggled. "Let's just say that I had a hunch," she replied with a bright smile. "So... what are you doing this morning?" she asked.

I shrugged. "Nothing... Except I need to do some grocery shopping. My fridge is almost empty, and I don't have anything to eat this morning," I answered, looping my hair around my index finger, noticing something, or someone, is missing. "Where's Zach?"

"Oh, he's over at my place," Hannah told me, still smiling. "My dad let me invite some friends over for breakfast. Would you like to come?" Her smile didn't leave her face.

I thought about it for a while. "...sure. Just let me get my shoes on." I walked into the house. I slip on my shoes, tying the laces, getting them tight so my shoes won't fall off. However, I still feel like something isn't right... like... something is still roaming around the neighborhood. Something that is... annoying.

Shaking the feeling away, I stepped out of the house, shutting the front door again. "Let's go..." I said softly.

"Great!" Hannah beamed. She walked off the porch and I went with her.

While I kept thinking about that something is off, I heard Slappy's voice in my head.

You're friends betrayed you... just like papa did to me...

When I heard those words, a question came into my mind. If my friends did betrayed me, then why did Hannah invite me to her house like I'm doing now? I then remembered something else. I was supposed to leave them right after the monster invasion. I sighed. Oh well, I'll leave them someday. I don't know when, though... For now, I'll hang out with my 'friends' and see what will happen...

"Hazel?"

"Huh?" I looked over at Hannah. "Yeah?" I questioned.

"Are you okay?" she asked. "You seem to be... I don't know... out of it."

I shook my head. "Oh. No... no. I was just...thinking..."

"About what?" she said.

I rubbed the back of my neck. "I feel like something, or someone, is still roaming around town... Like... we forgot one of the monsters..."

"What do you mean? We got every monster."

"...I don't know. Maybe I'm not thinking straight."

Hannah laughed. "You probably need something to eat." She grabbed my hand, and I flinched. "Oh, I'm sorry," she apologized, letting my hand drop to my side. "I forget that you don't like physical contact."

"It's fine..." I sighed as we continued on our way to her house.

"Is there a reason why you don't like to be touched?" Hannah replied.