A/N: I don't own any of the Cirque characters.

Kesara was bored out of her brain. Her brother hadn't come home yet and she was starting to worry. She pulled her cat Sergeant onto her lap despite his want to run away from her. It wasn't like Levi to be this late he was normally home at least five minutes before curfew. Kesara decided to go look for him. She ran down the stairs grabbing her coat and keys off the hook before opening the garage door.

The winter night bit into her skin as she ran out to her red Toyota truck in the driveway. She had some trouble getting it to start at first but eventually it roared to life. The storm had started to pick up as she pulled off the dirt road and onto the highway into town from her family's ranch. Her phone was sitting on the seat next to her and she kept glancing over at it to see if Levi had called or texted her.

Of course not, she thought, rolling her eyes, if he's out with friends he's not going to touch his phone until he gets home.

There had only been two cars that had passed her so far and neither of them were Layton's.

She pulled into the parking lot at the under 18 club and forced the door of the truck open. The loud music carried through the night to where she was standing and she recognized Levi's favorite song, "If I Had You."

That's probably why he missed curfew. He would never pass up the chance to listen to that song. Kesara breathed a sigh of relief. She walked to the front door and smiled at Cory, who was the "bouncer" for the night. The club was packed which surprised her considering it was a Sunday night and they had school in the morning. She couldn't figure out why out was so crowded until she saw the most popular girl in her school grinding up against two guys at the same time. Including the guy Kesara had liked since third grade.

Ho bag. She resisted the urge to go over to Sarah and punch her out and headed for the group of emo kids standing next to the dance floor.

"Hey," she walked right into the group where she thought Levi would be. "Have you seen Levi?"

"Yeah," Kesara thought she recognized the guy that spoke as one of Levi's friends. "He just left."

"In the middle of 'If I Had You'?" She raised an eyebrow.

"Mhm, I know."

"Right well thanks; I must have just missed him."

"He left like half an hour ago." Kesara saw his best friend, Jacome move out of the shadows. "He hasn't made it home yet?" He looked concerned.

"No that's why I came looking for him."

"Maybe he went to Dan's house?" Dan was their dad's best friend and they could always count on him to have all the junk food they could eat.

"Yeah, I'll stop there on my way home. Thanks Jacome."

"No problem, hope you find him."

"Me too," Kesara turned and walked back out to her truck. When she got out to the parking lot she noticed three people standing by the Toyota.

"Hey," she called to them and they scattered in all directions. "Creepers." She did a quick walk around to see if there was any damage. What the hell is wrong with people today? The truck groaned to life and she pulled out of the parking lot.

It took close to ten minutes but she finally got to Dan's house. Something was out of place Dan always had his lights on and the TV blaring. Tonight the house was dark and silent. Maybe he went out for a drink. Kesara knew that was stupid. Dan had been sober for almost eight years there was no way he would throw the life he just got back away. Even if he had gone out for some reason he still would have left the porch light on for her or Levi. She got out of the truck and almost fell on the patch of ice in the middle of the driveway. She caught herself on the front of the truck and walked carefully to the front door. Normally she wouldn't have bothered to knock but tonight was different.

"Uncle Dan," she banged on the door. "Levi! You guys in there?" After waiting a minute she dug in the rocks under the snow and pulled out the spare key. Her hands were tingeing from cold and she missed the lock a couple of times. The door creaked open and Kesara made a mental note to tell Dan to put some WD-40 on it. The house was completely dark and Kesara almost tripped over an ottoman that seemed really out of place on her way to the light switch.

When she flicked the light on she saw the whole house was in disarray. It looked like there had been a huge struggle and she thought she heard something coming from the kitchen. She made her way back being careful not to step on broken glass. The kitchen was just as dark as the rest of the house had been. She switched on the light and fell to her knees in shock.

A/N: Dun dun dun! Sorry I had to do a cliffhanger.

This might end up replacing Broken. I don't know. Probably not haha. I hope you liked it!

-Gets mauled by Broken OC's then runs away-

Vancha: Why did Tama just leave?

cookies: We probably don't want to know. REVIEW! Tama seems to live off of those and I don't want her dead. I need her. She gives me money. We have a child to support. Review.