Opal shook her head. "Wait, if Jeff exists, then Jack exists. That means Sally, and all the other CreepyPastas exist..." Opal had never really thought of that before Then, she started wondering if magical creatures and God exsisted. "But then again... Nope! I'm pretty sure I'm crazy!" Opal muttered to herself, surprised she still had her sanity...
Opal decided to worry about that later and went to go check up on her dad and not Diamond.
Diamond twitched her eye. What happened in the closet!? There was blood everywhere. "OPAL!?"
Opal sighed and walked to her sister. "Wha..." She looked in the closet. "Oh... Blood... But from where?"
"How much blood do murders wear? Go Google it." Diamond told herself.
"Have any idea how to clean blood?" Opal asked Diamond.
Diamond looked back at Opal and slowly shook her head. "Bleach?"
"It's not the time to be talking about animes." Opal thought the wrong bleach.
"No, the laundry bleach! We clean it up that way!" Diamond thought aloud.
"True that." Opal felt like slapping herself for thinking to wrong bleach.
Diamond was already racing the down stairs. "You're slow!" she called.
Opal just waited for her sister to come back.
Diamond was bolting up the stairs when she tripped and spilled the bleach all over Opal.
"ACK!" Opal jumped back, but she still had bleach all over her.
Diamond was a about to apologize but she slipped on the Bleach that seemed to flood the carpet and on her face fell the boxes of matches. Though it was empty, it looked like Diamond made a failed attempt to light Opal on fire. She thought she saw something come out of her computer, but ignored it, focusing on the current situation.
Jeff peaked into thier room, you know, avoiding last time. Though, once he smelt bleach, and saw Opal covered in it, and looked at Diamond with matches.
Diamond found herself, in a flash, up against the wall. She couldn't breathe. Air wasn't getting to her head. She was staring into cold black eyes and an evil smile. "St-Stop i-it. Sto-" Diamond was surprised and wasn't surprised she couldn't speak. She had never felt not talking by will, but that's what happened when you were being choked. "J-Je, s-st-stop." She could slowly feel herself passing out.
Opal pulled Jeff by arm. "Stop!" She yelled.
Diamond's eyes formed tears. "S-St-Sto-" was all she could choke out.
Jeff finally let go of Diamond, letting her collaspe onto the floor. Once he stopped, he was very confused as to what happened.
"We were only trying clean blood out of the closet!" Opal explained, knealing to her sister.
Diamond had rough breaths of air. She tried gasping for oxygen, but they were always half-cut, making it sound like she was dying or at least near death.
Jeff stared at Diamond. Half of him wanted to finish her off, but the other kept him from completely murdering the two.
Opal felt tears form in her eyes. "Diamond?!" She shook Diamond.
Diamond seemed to twitch before she could finally breathe without the large, painful gasps of air. It sounded as if she were crying, though no tears really showed.
"Oh thank, god." Opal continued to cry even though her sister was pretty okay.
Diamond stared up at her sister. "Am I in heaven yet?" she asked, and her voice was very raspy.
"Not close!" Opal slapped her sister.
Diamond sat up abruptly. "What the heck-a!?" she cried out in slight pain.
"That's for not having quick enough reflexs and for making me worry!" Opal said angrily. Then she hugged her sister.
"Well, you can't blame me for being chok-" Diamond smiled, but then looked up to where Jeff (ITALICS)should(ITALICS) have been. "He left..." she muttered.
"He left?" Opal took a look where should've been too. "He's either hiding because he's decided to kill us, or he left in shame."
"Jesus Christ, who pissed in his cornflakes?" Diamond asked.
"I think you did..." Opal shook her head at her sister. She then looked at the time. It was 10:30. "We should go to bed. Right after we take a shower."
Diamond thought for a long time, a line of silence forming between the two. Diamond then blinked. "He thought I was going to burn you."