Kuki's POV

"…What!" I scream, stepping back.

"Oh, yeah. She was on the beach and she had touched the fire coral when I saw her. She had passed out and I carried her back. Then I called my friend and she- plus her family- came over and helped her." Lexi explained.

"Ah! Can I see her?" I asked desperately.

"Sure." We walked inside Lexi's small house and went to the guest room. Fanny was sleeping in a red bed (haha, red bed), and there was a young woman feeling her forehead. A young girl sat in a chair next to a young man (the woman's husband, I guessed) who was spinning a yo-yo lazily.

"She's okay." The woman announced, "Oh, hi Kuki." She turned back to Fanny.

"Uhhh…" I asked, dumbfounded.

"Oh, jeez! I keep doing this!" she laughed. "I'm Sonya."

"Sonya? But…but how?" I exclaimed.

"Hmmm? Oh, this is probably unexpected…yeah, I kinda embraced the darkness." She shrugged. "This is Lee…" she pointed to him.

"Hey, Kuki." She said, not lifting his eyes from the yo-yo.

"And this is Nicole, our daughter." She said, pointing to the young girl.

"Hey." She said, waving slowly in my direction.

"Uh, hi?" I said, stepping back. "Well, Wally is probably wondering where I am…so…"

"Bye." Sonya said, turning back to Fanny again.

I ran out the door. "That was weird…" I muttered. "Sonya, you have changed…"

Rachel's POV

I stared at the woman then took off down the beach.

"Whoa, that woman was weird!" I exclaim in my head. I run down the beach, hurrying to Lexi's house. I bump into Christopher on the way there.

"Oh, jeez, sorry Christopher!" I exclaim.

"'S okay." He said, waving it off. "So, ya headed to see ma?" he asked.

"Yeah… hey, is anybody weird at your house?"

"Uhhh…" he looked at me strangely. "Well, Sonya, err, Nicole's mom is kinda weird. And her husband. But Nicole is awesome…" he trailed off with a dreamy look on his normally blank face.

"Hello! Christopher!" I waved me hand in front of his face, so hard my aqua ring flew off my finger. "Ah!" I dug through the pile of sand it landed in. Christopher was soon by my side, helping me dig through the sand. He soon came up with the bluish ring.

"Here." He said, triumphant. He handed me the ring.

"Thank you." I said gratefully. I put it back on my finger. As the ring was placed back on my finger realization dawned on me. Sonya was here.

Abby's POV

I ran down the beach, my hair flopping around in its ponytail, my red hat barely staying on my head. I ran down to Lexi's house, past Christopher who was fumbling around in the sand and past Lexi. Ah! I'm here to see Lexi. I backed up.

"Ah! No! Lexi, wait!" I called. I almost crashed into her as I ran towards her.

"What?" she asked, looking at me strangely.

"Where! Is! Fanny!" I breathed each syllable.

"Oh! I should've guessed." She said. "She's inside. Go on in." she said, looking at me.

I burst in through the door. "Ah!" I yelled, catching a glance of Isaac.

"Ahh!" he yelled, raising the bagel that was in his hand above his head. Then he lowers it when he sees its me and smiles sheepishly.

"Oh, hi Mrs. Gilligan." He grins awkwardly. "You here to see Mrs. Drilvinski?" he asks, cocking his head so his hair falls into his eyes,

"Yeah." I nod breathlessly.

"Oh. She's in there." He points to a guest bedroom. I run in and stop when I see Sonya.

Fanny's POV

I stare at Sonya. Really? This is Sonya? I would almost have rather believed that Wally had willingly played Rainbow Monkeys with Kuki.

"…What!" I screamed. "Ow…" I clutched my hand.

"Yeah. Shocker, I know." She tittered nervously.

"But…but…" I sputtered. This was not right.

"Uhm… hey Lexi? She's okay and Nicole has school, so…" she trailed off.

"Yeah. You can go." Lexi allowed, gesturing towards the door. I stared after them. This was weird.

Nicole's POV

I left with my mom and dad after Lexi let us go. As we walked down to get to our car, I passed Christopher. I waved shyly to him and he waved back. There was a woman with shoulder-length blonde hair standing there looking strangely at mom. I shrugged it off and kept walking. We drove home and I soon caught the bus to school. I sat with Christopher and Isaac on the way to Tallagher Elementary School. I watched out the window at the palm trees and such. A storm was brewing in the clouds.

"Aaaaa…" I breathed. I glanced at my mood ring. It was a blackish color.

"Hey Terri!" I called across the isle to the fortuneteller of the school. She looked at me.

"What." She stated.

"Tell my fortune." I commanded, thrusting my palm at her. She only took one glance at my palm, then the sky, and said one sentence.

"One of your parents will die."