Tiff woke up and checked the calendar. Today is December 31st, New Year's Eve. Jaylee woke up with her. "I need a new house." Jaylee commented. "Jaylee, today is New Year's Eve!" Tiff said and held her hands. "What is New Year's Eve? I'm sorry, it's just that I work for Nightmare Enterprises and I don't know anything about holidays." Jaylee said and put on her glasses. "New Year's Eve, in the best way that I can describe it, is a holiday where we celebrate the new year." Tiff explained. "Oh, okay," Jaylee nodded her head and shapeshifted into a bird.
"I'm going to find a new home." Jaylee flew outside and a few moments later, she found a yellow bird in his nest. Jaylee shapeshifted back into a puffball and walked inside the house. The yellow bird woke up and pecked Jaylee with his beak. "What the hell, man!?" Jaylee shouted. "Go away! This is my house." The yellow bird shouted at Jaylee. "Since when?!" Jaylee grabbed the bird. "Since now! Now go away or I will continue to peck you!" The yellow bird said. "Fuck you, man." Jaylee's eyes glowed, turned back to normal, and walked back to Cappy Town. "My name is Tokkori!" Tokkori shouted. "Fuck you then, Tokkori!" Jaylee shouted back.
Once Jaylee walked to Cappy Town, she shapeshifted into a Cappy. "Hello, Jaylee! How are you doing?" Tuff said. "My New Year's Eve is going badly." She said, "Well, we have the parade floats, that would cheer you up." Tuff smiled. "I hope you are correct." Jaylee said and looked down at the ground.
Once it was nighttime, the Cappies were waiting for the parade to start with Jaylee standing next to Honey, Iro, Spikehead, Tuff, and Tiff. When the floats showed up, the kids cheered, except for Jaylee, who was still sad. Tokkori flew and sat on top of Jaylee's head. 'This annoying bird again?' Jaylee thought but she ignored Tokkori. "Look, I'm sorry for being such a jerk to you." Tokkori said. "Thank you for apologizing to me, Tokkori." Jaylee smiled. They continued to see the floats. Once it was time to count down to ten. The Cappies shouted the numbers. When they shouted one, they said, "Happy New Year's!" and Jaylee jumped for joy. Jaylee looked at Tiff and blushed. "Happy New Year, Lady Tiff." Jaylee smiled, held her hands, and shapeshifted into Tiff's species. "Happy New Year, Jaylee." They hugged each other and looked at the floats.