A/N: Hello there. For anyone who read my story 'Like Mother Like Son', you won't find it here for sometime. I am writing it and won't publish it until it is finished. Not completely no, just two chapters by two chapters.

Anyways, new story. And this is for halloween, yeah babe! Though I might not finished it until mid-November x3. Inspiration came after listening to 'Calling All the Monsters' by China Anne McClain. I never thoguth songs like that could bring me inspiration but =shrug= inpiration comes from anywhere right guys?

Enjoy, review, favourite and please no flames. :D

Her heart rate was going right through the skies. Her breathing was heavy and the sweat on her brow made it difficult to look around. She had been running for what seemed to be hours now, trying to get away from something that was chasing her. The problem was she didn't know what was after her. She only knew she had to run from it and not look back. She made a sharp turn to the right so she could catch her breath and get the sweat from her face off.

Susan was a complete mess comparing her to other days; her hair was tangled and greasy with the sweat from her running, her clothes were sweaty as well as torn in some parts, and her face was full of dirt. She had not the slightest idea of how she came to be like that, maybe from the running through the forest and the four times she had slept in the swamp, but she didn't remember it at all. In fact, she had no idea why she was running in a giant doll house mansion. She only knew she had to.

You will never escape me, dear.

Susan's heart stopped. That voice she thought I know that voice. It can't be. It can't possibly be.

Susan looked around the corner and caught a blur of blue and white. She hid again and tried to calm her breathing which was fast, almost wheezing from the dust that was in the pink and red walls.

I know where you are Susie-Q. You can't hide from me.

Susan closed her eyes and wished she was only dreaming.

Oh but dear, you are dreaming. Only that the fear is in the only place you can't escape…

Susan felt someone get close to her ear. The surface of this being felt burned and somewhat fluffy.

…your mind.

Without closing her eyes, fighting the will to open them and reveal the appearance of the being she already knew who was, she asked silently "Who are you?"

Your best friend forever.

Susan woke up with a scream and rolled off her bed, almost turning it to the side with her. She looked around and found herself in her room in the facility. She took deep breaths to calm down and after some moment she stood up.

The door to her room opened so suddenly that she almost fell to the cold metal floor again.

"My dear, are you all right? I heard you scream and the first thing I thought was that the giant spider escaped of her dome." It was Dr. Cockroach, of course. Always the first one to come to her room whenever something happened. She considered him a type of father figure to her.

"Nothing doctor, just a small night—wait a minute giant spider?"

"Erm…I…um…thought you already…so it was just a nightmare right?" Dr. Cockroach said quickly fiddling with his red robe and changing the subject quickly before Susan could freak out and kill the spider with her giant shoes.

Susan looked at him with a raised eyebrow but decided to question him later. She nodded to answer his question. "Yes, a really weird nightmare. I don't even know what was going on."

"Mmm…nightmares in this month. Kind of suspicious seeing that Halloween is in just 2 weeks."

"What do you mean by nightmares in this month? Who else is having them?"

"Well, some of the staff has been having nightmares too. They also describe them as 'not knowing what is going on'. Link told me that he had one about 3 days ago—please don't tell him I told you or he will turn me into fly food—and B.O.B. told me something about some carrots attacking his mother…"

"I see. You haven't had any doctor?"

"Not since I was new in the facility. I pray to God not to have any, as I judge from you they seem to be horrible nightmares. You don't remember anything, do you dear?" Dr. Cockroach climbed on Susan's bed and patted the bed to tell her to sit down.

"Well, I remember that I was running…from something, someone maybe. And that this person…this being…wanted something from me." Susan said as she sat crossed leg on the bed facing the doctor.

"Gallaxhar?" Dr. Cockroach suggested quickly.

Susan shook her head. "I don't think so; it wanted something that it wasn't material. It wanted me completely. Only me."

"Well dear, I think we can get to a better conclusion in the morning. It is very late and people around are trying to sleep, right Link?" Dr. Cockroach asked loudly and he could see the small gape of 2 inches from Link's room closing down quickly. Susan gave a small chuckle and Doctor Cockroach smirked.

"Good night doctor, have a good sleep." Susan said as the half-cockroach scientist started to exit her room.

"Good night Susan, don't let those nightmares take over. If you have to wake up, just pinch yourself whenever you think the nightmare should stop."

"I will, thanks for the recommendation Doc."

Doctor Cockroach smiled and started to close the door from outside.

Susan suddenly remembered something.

"Doc, I do remember something important from my nightmare."

The giant metal door stopped descending and a gape of about 2 feet was left.

"What is it? The way this being looked? Something important it told you?"

"As a matter of fact yes. I was pressed to a wall…and I asked it who it was…and answered 'your best friend forever'. Is this something of importance? Doc? Doctor Cockroach?"

Doctor Cockroach didn't answer. He gulped and tried to keep his heart rate steady. All he could say was: "It is of importance but don't worry dear. Nothing to worry about."

The gape that was left closed quickly, almost with the same force when Susan stomps on something. Why was Doctor Cockroach so nervous after Susan told him that little insignificant bit of information? Was it of importance but he didn't want her to know?

Susan had a lot of questions forming one after another inside her head, but she got rid of them before they started to confuse her more than she was already.

That night, she didn't sleep at all. Mostly because of the nightmare that was tormenting her. She was covered in a sheet of cold sweat every time she woke up from her haunting nightmare. She would pinch herself whenever she was too afraid to stay in her subconscious, but she just wouldn't wake up. Not until the same voice and being appeared in front of her and told her the same exact words.

I am your best friend forever.