Slipping Sanity -Phan-

by kittyxuchiha11

Dan Howell is just an ordinary boy living in a care home with his best friend Phil and three other teenagers. That is, until they all have an unfortunate event with an Ouija board. The five teenagers discover a past about themselves that they never could have imagined to be true. The spirits of the deceased don't haunt them in reality. But in their dreams.

1. Chapter 1

A care home.

A boring place, right?

Every show, every book, makes them out to be boring places with mental kids. When really, they're not like that at all.

Here, picture it:

A large building with lovely windows and a big glass front door. when you walk inside you see the hallway, many jackets, hats and scarf's hung up on the small pegs on the wall. You turn to your left. The living room. A large open area with three and two-seater couches, cream coloured of course. Neutral colours are apparently important in a place like this. A flat screen TV placed in the middle of the room, a games console sitting in front of it. This is where you see the first lot of residents that live in this place. There are three teenagers sitting on the couch in front of the TV. A brown haired boy who goes by the name of Chris and his friend which also has brown hair except it's sort of curly, who seems to be called PJ. They have controllers in their hands while the third teen (a brown/blond-ish haired boy called Jack) is cheering them on, smiling wildly as he watches the screen. Then you notice the two other teenagers in the room. They're sitting on the other couch, both with books in their hands, not paying attention to the other teens. The dark haired boy who is closest to you has a shocked expression on his face as he reads the obvious plot twist that has just occurred in the book. The second one is yet another brown haired boy. He just smiles at his book, leaning against his dark haired friend slightly while looking completely lost in eth book in his hands. Like he's in a completely different world.

You then move into the kitchen, first you notice the care worker cooking lunch. She looks like a lovely woman. Not like those horrible, large woman in the shows who are really mean to the kids. You look to your right to see two young boys playing a board game. One has a look of great concentration on his face as he places the small item on the unsteady pile pieces. Of course, this causes the whole thing to fall. The other boy laughs and nudges his friend gently. They're both laughing soon, restarting the game while smiling at each other wildly.

How could anyone ever think anything could go wrong in this place?