Ok. It all starts after episode 26... The mayor was taken away to jail and in a cold, lonely cell. The Sheriff was in the other room, heartbroken.
The mayor couldn t sleep. He kept having nightmares about 'the night'. The night where his life changed forever. The night where his son's life was put in jeopardy. The night, where Fredrick Jones Sr. became The Freak.
He remembered when he and his friends solved mysteries. Ricky, the clown who always has something funny to say or do. Cassidy, the one who read books and listened to music non-stop. Pericles, before he turned evil, was the best pet you could ever have. And Judy, GOD how he missed her, the sunshine to his life, so warm that a cold day would be spring in her eyes and to everybody who looked into them. And her eyes, the brightest stars in the night couldn t compare, because those stars would disappear on a cloudy day, where her's shined the brightest.
His heart ached. He missed those eyes of hers, her golden hair, her warm smile, her sweet voice. Her heart was pure, purer then gold. The mayor would do anything to hear her gentle voice one more time, especially right now.
The mayor sign. He didn t like thinking like this cause then that brings up 'bad memories'. Forgetting where he was, he accidently slammed his head on the hard bed, stunning him for a second. He didn t care. He had more problems to worry about, mostly about Fred. He wondered where he was right now. Probley searching for his 'real parents'. The mayor knew Fred would be safer if he left town. Knowing if he said that Brad was his real father, he'll go searching for him, especially since Fred didn t know who I really was, giving me the advantage. Knowing the 'thing' that is probley after him right now couldn t find him, even if he was a real ghost...
The mayor tried to push those thoughts in the back of his mine, trying to sleep. He closed his eyes, even though they begged to stay open. He kept his eyes closed, but remained awake for what seemed like hours, probley was.
He heard footsteps coming towards him and stiffen, afraid of whom it might be. He didn t dare move. The footsteps stopped and he heard what sounds like a whimper. "Sheriff?" He thought.
"Bastard." He heard him say; knowing for sure it was the sheriff now, but he still didn t open his eyes. He couldn t bare to see someone who he was real close friends to, in so much pain. Right then he remembered Fred's face. He tried pushed that thought away, but failed.
"Hope you choke on your next meal." The sheriff whispered then walked away.
'You and me both, old friend.' The mayor thought. Knowing that Judy is probley disappointed in him. He stayed awaked for a few more hours, and then somehow, fell asleep.