Wow. I'd like to say hai guys and sorry for the major wait. I haven't been on this site in like a year or two. I completely let this story die on the website but it didn't die in my head. It's been rattling around in my brain and it needs release. So I'm going to try to start writing this more often because it's a great story and it deserves some loving. 3 So. I'm starting this up again. Also just for those of you who are fans from the old story this is still CrimzonRozeAlchemist I changed my name to WhiteRozePetals because I go by that now most everywhere and Calling me Roze is fine as well.

Other news: I am looking for a beta reader again because I don't remember who I asked to do it last time so send me a PM and reviews are much loved.

Beverly's POV

"How we know?" Mandi echoed innocently. Shigure looked strangely serious compared to his usual carefree persona.

Shigure frowned deeply and Yuki sighed putting a finger to his temple. Tohru held her tea cup nervously, looking from us to the boys.

I did the same under my eyelids, going from Mandi's frozen, almost creepy, smile to Shigure's serious face. A chill ran down my spin and I shuddered. I quickly took a sip of my tea, feeling it help my frazzled nervous.

This just wasn't my night.

"Yes." Shigure said lowly. "About the curse?"

"About the curse?" Mandi asked, questioningly, cocking her head to the side.

"OH FOR JESUS CHRIST!" Kyou burst out. "Stop playing the "stupid" game and explain yourself for crying out loud!" He shouted at us.

That sparked my temper and my anger reared its big head at him. "You shut the hell up! You do not yell at my friend like that or I will kick your sorry kitty ass, no matter how much I like cats!" I yelled back at him, shaking my finger in his direction like I was scolding one of my cats.

Kyou frowned, taken aback. Mandi put a hand on my sleeve and I calmed down, leaning back into the sofa, bringing the tea to my lips to sip it quietly.

"Well..." Mandi began quietly. "We're not from here. We're from a different... dimension? Is that what you would call it? I'm not sure what it would be called but in our world you guys are an anime—a show that we watch. You're also a manga, but only I've read it all."

"But she told me about the ending." I pipped up. Mandi glanced at me and then turned her attention back to the guys.

"So we know...pretty much everything."

"So you know who I get married to, huh?" Shigure asked, wiggling his eyebrows, turning back into his normal self.

I sighed, of course he'd ask that. "I'm not telling you. You'd just freak out. Trust me." I laughed really nervously which sounded more like an "eheh heh heh".

"What about me?!" Kyou roared, suddenly, standing up. "Do I ever beat that damn rat?" He yelled, pointing his finger at Yuki who just glared up at him and muttered "stupid cat".

"One: I'm not going to answer you from now on if you yell. There is no reason for it. Two: I'm. Not. Tel-ling. You." I said the last part, stressing the syllables as I frowned at him.

He made a slight growling noise as he sat down on the other side of Shigure and folded his arms over his chest with anger.

"Anyways..." Mandi said calmly. "I strongly believe in everything happening for a purpose but what I cannot see is our purpose here so it must have been an accident, a fluke. So our purpose now must be to leave here. All we're going to do is mess up the story." She said firmly.

I had a bad feeling in my stomach as she spoke. It just got worse and worse with every word she said. I knew she was right, we had to leave. We were just going to damage everything. But yet I just had this feeling deep in my gut...I couldn't put my finger on what it was exactly or what it meant, it was just there.

"In other words;" I said quietly, looking up from my teacup that I had both hands folded on. "Can we stay here until we figure out how to get back?" I asked, looking at Shigure who just smiled at me goofily and I couldn't take him seriously so I turned my gaze to Yuki.

Ahh. Much better. So much more maturity.

Yuki raised an eyebrow. "Why are you asking me?"

I shrugged. "Well it's obvious that you're the most mature one here, besides Mandi and myself, but we don't live here yet now do we?"

"No, I suppose not. But I don't own the house." Yuki said smoothly.

"Well, whatever, can we stay here?" I asked, pointing my question at nobody in particular.

"Yes, I don't see a problem with that. We have an attic, but you'll have to clean it out tomorrow. It's much too late tonight. I think we could all use some time to rest and let this settle." Shigure said, standing up from the couch.

I raised my eyebrow at shigure and I saw out of the corner of my eye Mandi did the same, surprised Shigure was acting like an adult for once. Someone should mark this day on a calendar because seriously, it's like seeing an orange moon.

Orange moon...

I shook my head as I felt and familiar tingle and finished off my tea as Tohru collected all the cups.

"Until then you guys can sleep in the living room." Shigure said, nodding. "I'm off to my study. Night children."

I rolled my eyes and Mandi stood up offering to help Tohru with the dishes who just stuttered but accepted the help non-the-less.

Kyou grumbled and stalked off, probably to his room seeing as it was still storming. I could tell because in the background there was the faint sound of rain hitting glass.

Funny. It was storming at home too.

Home...it almost seemed foreign on my tongue. What would my mother do when she finds us gone? Does time move differently? Has it already been years there or only seconds? What if she's dead by now?

I started to feel my chest tighten, and I was gasping for air soon enough. So many questions. I could feel myself panicking as I lost oxygen.

I heard yelling faintly, then felt Mandi at my side, shaking my shoulder. I was caught up in my dreadful thoughts.

"YUKI! Go get your inhaler! She's having an asthma attack!" I heard Mandi yell, but didn't really register it.

I didn't even realize how much time went by and soon I had an L-shaped plastic stuck in my mouth. Mandi timed it just right so when I weezed in she pressed down and I got a breathful of the inhaler.

"That's it. Breath slower. Calm down." She squirted another puff and I felt my lungs loosen as I could breath again.

I breathed slowly, enjoying it.

She kneeled down, her big blue eyes coming into view. They looked different anime-tized but yet very familiar. "Now can you tell me what happened, sweety?" She always called me names like that when things like this happen. It reminded me of my mother. "You were fine just a minute ago and now you're having an asthma attack?"

My eyes filled with tears and I quickly wiped them away. "I-I just got thinking to hard and it made me upset." I said, smiling wobbley.

She looked at me with her deep worried eyes and it almost made me break down crying and telling her all my worries and thoughts but I didn't. She smiled softly, nodding slightly, knowing I'll tell her when I'm ready.

"Okay." She says softly, patting my head. "Just know I'm here. You don't need to go have another asthma attack. I don't think Tohru's heart could take it." She laughed slightly.

That's when I realized the girl had been rambling on and on asking what she could do or what to get and finally decided to make some more tea because "it soothes the nerves" but, I could go for another cup of tea.

After a little while I had another hot tea cup in my hands again. I held it up close to my face and inhaled the aroma, feeling soothed just by the scent. I occasionally sipped my tea as well.

Mandi came down with the stairs with Tohru. I could hear them chatting lightly to one another. They came into the living room and I noticed Tohru held some pajamas. I raised an eyebrow at Mandi's "pajamas". She wore just a long, long sleeved shirt that went to about mid thigh on her and looked kind of like it was Yuki's shirt.

How that girl can be so immodest, especially in a household with three guys, is beyond me.

I hope she didn't get me the same thing. I sighed to myself.

Tohru smiled and handed me the pajamas. I took them and thankfully it was a two piece, but...

"It's pink." I stated blankly.

"S-Sorry. It's all I had clean." Tohru explained.

"I guess it'll work. It's not like anyone important will see me in it." I mumbled to myself. "Where's the bathroom so I can change?"

"Oh, it's right over there, you go down the hall way past the main door and then take a right." The brunnette answer.

I got up, following her direction, I want to the bathroom. I relieved myself quickly before putting on my pajamas. I walked back to the living room and found Mandi on the floor snuggled in blankets. She always seemed to prefer the floor over a couch. I think she just finds them more comfortable.

I shuffled over to the couch, trying to be quiet, but I failed miserably and ended up hitting my shin on the coffee table. I yelped and growled at myself as I bit back tears, holding my knee. I sat down on the couch and mouthed "ow, ow, ow" trying not to wake Mandi.

"You do know you're clumsyiness is what got us here." She said all of a sudden, in a light teasing tone.

I looked up and over at her. She was on her stomach, long red hair drapped over her shoulder as she looked at me.

"No, it was my stupid cat who tripped me." I muttered.

"ahhh." She said in a humored tone. "There's blankets on the other couch." I looked to where she pointed only to see a hug pile of blankets. I was about to comment but she beat me to it. "Tohru spazzed a bit." she laughed.

"That would explain it." I joked, going over to the couch and grabbing some blankets before making up the couch and settle down in it. I reached over and shut off the lamp.

"Goodnight Beverly."

"Goodnight, Mandi." I say back to her as I stare into the darkness, sleep unbecoming of me.