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OK guys, here is "Chapter 10". Sorry you had to wait over a week and everything. Because was down for awhile and because of coursework from college, i did not have time to update last week. I apologize that you had to wait.

This chapter is kinda short compared to the last chapter. Sorry about that.

Nothing else to report on.

Disclaimer: I do not own Alvin Seville, Simon Seville, Theodore Seville, Brittany Miller, Jeanette Miller, Eleanor Miller, David Seville, Miss Miller, Principal Milliken or any of the character in this story (Unless they are created by myself which I will say here) These characters belong to Ross Bagdasarian Jr.

Sorry for any spelling or grammar mistakes!

To All Minors: Do not read this if you are under the age of thirteen years of age!

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Once upon a time I was falling in love

But now I'm only falling apart

There's nothing I can do

A total eclipse of the heart

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Alvin walked down the street, his red hood over his head and his hands tucked into his jeans pockets. More people were on the street now and he wanted to avoid making another scene in public. He hoped nobody had spotted him and, thanks to an stubborn little boy, people were bound to notice him, now. Putting his hood other his head and trying to draw no attention to himself was the best thing Alvin could do.

Alvin's head was down, looking at the pavement he walked before him, knowing exactly where he was going, looking up in a while, concentrating, thinking. The dramatic scene he had just encountered with the talking squirrel couple threw him off, entirely. He was so looking forward to greeting his family and friends; to talk, laugh, sing, and hug them. To tell them all of how sorry he was of acting like a jerk.

But that, unfortunately, did not happen; Alvin's old home seem to look the same but, on the inside, it was different......very different. It was cold, and painful. There was no warmth, no glow, no happiness whatsoever. All that Alvin had found was two talking squirrels that made him feel terrible...that made his heart-brake in two. They told him to forget about his family and friends and leave them be. But Alvin was not going to give up without a fight. No. No, he would find them until the very end and even if meant tracking them all down, individually. Alvin would keep on going until he died.

Thinking too heavily on the problems he still had to deal with, Alvin hadn't realised that, for some strange reason, he had come to a complete stop. He looked up and saw why.

He was standing in front of a small TV store that displayed fancy new televisions in the window display. The store was called "Daniel's TV Store". Alvin looked behind him and saw, across, the road, where the little boy had revealed Alvin's true identity, not long ago. The people that had circled himself and the boy had disappeared, to Alvin's great relieve.

Alvin looked into the store's windows. It looked kind of busy inside, which was a problem for Alvin; he needed the store to be empty. He saw a man in a business suit buy a small device that Alvin had never seen before. The device was handheld and looked, to Alvin, very expensive. Other customers around the store were browsing the store, looking at the brand new HD TV's. Alvin's mission now became a lot harder.

Alvin took out a DVD from his jeans pocket that read, on the label, "Simon's Message". It was the DVD that the squirrels had given to him before he, dramatically, left. He knew if he had to start looking for his family and friends, the first thing he should is to watch this DVD in his hands. The DVD could give valuable information as to what had happened while Alvin wasn't around, where Simon and Theodore were and how their lives had turned out, where was Dave and how Brittany and her sisters had been. It was crucial that Alvin had to watch the DVD; it could be.....no, would be his first source of true information.......he just had to watch the fucking thing! He knew he wouldn't be welcomed to watch the DVD in his old home that was over taken by the squirrel couple and he didn't know who else had a DVD player......that is, if DVD players still exist.

The little scene the little boy had created earlier was something Alvin didn't want to experience again but, at the same time, Alvin was glad that it happened. If it wasn't for the little boy's stubbornness and determination, Alvin would never have learned that the little boy's father owned TV store across the street from where the scene was taking place and Alvin assured himself that one the TVs had to come with a built-in DVD player ("It's the future!" Alvin exclaimed in his head.). The only problem Alvin had was watching the DVD. He was sure the manager would notice and kick him out of the store. Alvin had to watch the message....somehow.

Well Alvin thought as he walked to the store's entrance door. Might as well go inside. Alvin was about to open the door when, suddenly, the door opened by itself . The door went up to allow Alvin through. Alvin walked inside as the door went down and closed. Alvin didn't expect the door to do such an action but he really should of; it was the future after all. Trying to ignore what had just happened, Alvin browsed the store, his hood over his head, face looking down, keeping to the shadows. No one in the store had noticed him; they were all too busy looking at all the TV's, thinking of what to buy.

So far, so good. Alvin thought as he looked around the store. He was completely amazed by the TV's he saw in the room. TV's in all colors, shapes and sizes; silver, gold, blue, red, yellow, green, big, small, wide, tall, short, square, circle, oval, triangle and (Alvin couldn't believe this one) hexagon. All were on counters and all were turned on which made it a lot easier for Alvin. Oh, how he wished he had these TV's!

These TV's look sweet......wait, focus...... Alvin wasn't focussing on what he came here to do in the first place; watch the DVD from Simon. Before Alvin could do this, he had to find a TV with a DVD player. This wasn't hard for Alvin as he could tell from searching the store, every TV had a built-in DVD player (and a weird slot for "BLUE-HDBDBD-RAY Player"). Alvin just had to choose one; he had to choose a place in the store where little customers were about. He saw a spot in the corner of the store and darted to the location.

But even with Alvin's hood up and face looking down, his presents did not go unnoticed. He heard a "Whoosh" sound that sounded familiar to him. The source of the sound was coming from up above; Alvin slowly looked up and staring at him in the face was a security surveillance camera. Alvin looked down straight away, not wanting a store clerk to go ballistic finding Alvin Seville from the famous "Alvin and the Chipmunks" in the store. Alvin was in trouble now; he was going to be caught for sure, knowing that a camera was watching his every move. He was stuck.

In a quiet corner in the store, Alvin took out the DVD and held it in his hands.

"I'm not giving up on you" Alvin said quietly to himself. The only problem was, Alvin wasn't the only one who was listening.....

"Not giving up on who?" A familiar high voice, asked. Startled by the voice, the DVD in Alvin's hands dropped to the floor. Alvin turned and faced the person who owned the voice. The voice, although, did not belong to a "person" but more to a "child". The boy with golden blonde hair that sat neatly on his head and fell down at weird angles was staring up at Alvin, a weird and curious expression on his small face. His clothes' had changed from earlier; he was now wearing a red shirt that fell over his short legs (Alvin guessed he was wearing jeans). Alvin still didn't know where he had seen this boy before....

"You know, it's really rude to eavesdrop on people's conversations?" Alvin asked the boy, irritated.

"Yeah, I know" The little boy giggle as his eyes dropped to the floor and spotted something on the floor. "Hey! What's this?"

Alvin looked at the where the boy was looking at on the floor; it was the DVD Alvin had dropped. Not wanting the boy to read the liable, Alvin darted for it. But the boy was too fast for him.

"Simon's Message?" The little boy read out in a questioning voice. "Simons? Hey! I know Simon! His....."

"....no one you know" Alvin completed the little boy's sentence as he grabbed the DVD out of his hands. "Just leave me alone, kid"

"No" The boy said, stubbornly. "I want to know why you are her in my daddy's store?"

"I'm here to buy a TV, just like all the other people in this store, OK?" Alvin said, as he pretending to be browsing the store.

"But why have you got that DVD in your hands?" The little boy asked as he pointed at the DVD, a little smirk on his face. Did the little boy actually think he had Alvin figured out?

"Because I'm going to watch it later" Alvin answered, feeling frustrated by the boy's annoyance. "You're getting on my nerves, kid"

"Do you want to watch it now?" This question came out unexpectedly to Alvin. He stopped "looking for a TV" and looked down at the little boy, not knowing if he heard him right.

"Sorry?" Alvin asked.

"I said, do you want to watch it now?" The little boy replied, his arms crossed.

"It's a trick, isn't it?" Alvin said, not believing the boy. "How can I watch the DVD? There are cameras everywhere!"

"Who said you were going to watch in the front of the store?" The boy said in a smirking voice.

Alvin looked down at the boy with a smile on his face.

Maybe this boy isn't so bad after all.....

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Getting a TV and DVD Player to watch the DVD turned out to very easy. The boy put on his best puppy dog face and told his father (who owns the store) that Alvin was in serious trouble and just had to watch the DVD before he dies. Unbelievably, the little boy's father believed his son and allowed Alvin through to the back of the store to a small room. Inside the room was a computer on a desk, a book case with no books, a couch and a small TV with a built-in DVD player.

"Well done, kid" Alvin said congratulating the boy as he messed up the boy's golden brown hair.

"I'm good, huh?" The little boy asked rhetorically, smiling broadly to himself.

"Sure, kid" Alvin replied as he turned on the TV. The TV screen was blank. Alvin found the DVD slot and carefully put in the DVD that was labelled "Simon's Message". Alvin sat on the couch as the DVD began to load. The little boy sat next to him on the couch.

"Err.....boy, this is kinda private so could you.....?" Not finishing his sentence, Alvin gestured to the door. The little boy sighed and left Alvin to watch the DVD that would, hopefully, answer his questions. It seemed like the DVD was taking for ever to load. But Alvin's patience paid off as the DVD began to play.....

A blank screen with white writing came up saying "Simon's Message......" Alvin's heart lifted as he read that name. He wasn't close to Simon, but a DVD was close as he was going to get to his brother.... "......To The Worst Brother Ever" Alvin heart sank faster that it lifted.

The camera was recording Simon's bed in his brother shared bedroom. A 15 year old, dark-eyed Simon came on the screen. The image of Simon scared the living hell out of Alvin; he had never seen Simon like this. He looked horrible. On the left hand of the screen, the date read: 07/25/09.

"I don't know what to say....." Simon's voice was harsh, almost stone-like. "I don't know what to feel. I don't know how to think......." Simon's eyes were looking down not looking at the camera. "And you know what?" Simon slowly looked at the camera lens, looked straight at Alvin and said: "It's all your fault.......It's always your fault. Always Alvin Seville's fault. Always"

Alvin couldn't bare to watch anymore. Every word felt like a stone was being thrown at his heart....

"Do you know what you've done? Huh? No, you don't? Well, good! I hope you don't find out because once you do, you would wish you were dead, you would wish if I had a gun in my hand, you would ask me to shot you......and I will be more than fucking welcome to do it for you!" Tears started to stream down Simon's checks, hatred boiled out to Alvin, his eyes bulging and mad-like.

"Cause you know, you fucking deserve to die!" Every sentence was a blow to Alvin's heart..... "You fucking deserve it!" CRACK! "You're the ONE who deserves it, and only you!" CRACK! "If you ever come back and find me, or Theodore, or Jeanette, or Eleanor, or fucking Brittany, I will fucking kill you!" CRACK! The next thing Alvin saw, froze Alvin to the core. He was stunned, shocked and thought he was hallucinating....This couldn't be Simon! There in Simon's hand's, in front of the camera was a gun. "I'M NOT FUCKING AROUND, ALVIN!" Simon took off the safety latch and pointed the gun at the camera lens. "DO YOU THING I'M FUCKING AROUND!?" Tears, sweat, anger was being shoved into Alvin's face, into Alvin's very heart and soul...."DON'T YOU EVER COME BACK! DO US ALL A FAVOUR AND FUCKING KILL YOURSELF!"

Blank screen......

The DVD ejected from the DVD Player......

Alvin was left stunned, broken, shocked and heart-broken.....

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A/N:

That was a dramatic ending, huh? Did anyone see that coming?

Fuck! I feel so super sorry for Alvin now! What have I gotten him into!?

OK, I'm gonna clear this up before I get any reviews saying "YOU MESSED UP SIMON!" Now, Simon having gun will be a shock to you (It was a shock to me when i wrote it!) and that is perfectly normal and it seems so out of character. In a way, yes I agree with you, but, if you put all the context together, you will find it isn't at all. First of all, remember Simon has grown as a character and he is 15 years old. Many teenage boys swear a lot and together with Alvin anger towards Alvin, has put Simon into a hatred rage towards Alvin. Now, you may be thinking "Why the hell does Simon have a gun?" Don't worry; all will be revealed and it will make sense and be in character! If you don't believe, keep on reading the story once I update.

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