Chapter seven…I know that there isn't a lot of the other characters other than Brick (the newly made Five) ,Two and some of Four but that will change and soon! Please, please, please REVIEW!

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Chap. 7: Shielded

Two began snoring softly as I left Four's hideout clean. Yeah I know is unusual but Two and Four were very kind to me. I wanted at least to help them in their hideouts even though there was hardly anything to clean (I was living with girls after all) so I quickly slipped out and went by a rock that was well hidden by the woods. I sat there and stayed thinking about Blossom Utonium…the goody two shoes, the girl that I killed.

I was not a serial killer, nor did I ever want to be. The very idea repulsed me but I couldn't control myself then. I was filled with rage, with greed and now I had the blood of an innocent tainting me. I was only six when I did what I did. HIM threaten if we didn't kill them ourselves the he will.

I didn't want to lose my only friend.

So I tried making it as fast as I could yet she was fighting desperately…she wouldn't give in and soon I hit her too hard. I wasn't sure if she was breathing or not. I just left her there.

"I'm sorry," I whispered as she spat blood. She soon collapsed. I quickly called the Utonium's house.

"Who is this?" I heard her father ask.

"Come and get her." I whispered in the phone.

"What? Come and get who…my girls!" I heard him cry out in pain. I winced. For the first time I became friends with Blossom I felt jealous of her. She had a real father, not biological but a caring fatherly figure. I left before the Professor could ask me any questions.

After that I was given the Red Region, the fear of others and power but I lost everything, my brothers turned hard and bitter, I was no longer the happy six year old and l became the cruelest and bitterest of the three…and I lost my best friend.

"Five?" I heard Two croak. I looked back and she looked at me with wide hazel eyes. "You shouldn't be out," she grumbled weakly. I looked at her closely and saw she was deadly pale.

"You shouldn't be out, beautiful." I teased her. She narrowed her hazel eyes.

"Let' just go in shall we?" she asked. I shrugged.

"Very well," I said teasing her and she rolled her eyes.

"You play too much boy," she growled. "If I wasn't hoping in one leg I would have broken your nose." She grumbled but stumbled upon a rock. I held her small waist. She looked at me…and I saw that again in her hazel eyes.

"You fight too much." I whispered at her. She shook her head.

"I shield myself boy," she whispered back as she sat in Four's bed. I stayed silent. Somebody had had caused Two a lot of pain.

"Can I ask?" I told her. Two shook her head with a small smile.

"No."

"Why?"

"Because…"

"I'm trustworthy."

"Five-"

"You liked him?" I asked and she stayed silent. "He was your best friend?" I asked again. "Did he betray you?"

"YES!" she yelled. Her face was red with anger. "I liked him, he was my best friend…and did that matter at the end?" she growled. "It never mattered…he NEVER cared." She said and surprisingly she began sobbing. "He…never…cared." She sobbed. "Happy now Five?" she grumbled. I looked at her.

"I did that with my best friend." I whispered. Two looked at me, her hazel eyes blazing with anger and sorrow.

"Five…" she whispered. I shook my head.

"You have to know," I said sternly. I didn't plan to tell her this way but the guilt…the death of Blossom, my rise to power and my cruelty were too much to carry on. I had just realized that if I was ever to change into being good, into being a rebel I was going to have to confront my pass. It just so happened that the time was now. "I'm not a good guy," I said. Two didn't say anything and I didn't turn to look at her. I was a coward I couldn't even look at her hazel eyes.

That's when I heard footsteps coming towards the hideout.