A/N: Nicky: Hm. I think this story's getting good. Anyone else? Oh, and there are a lot of references in the next few chapters. I don't own any of the references. I don't own 'The Powerpuff Girls' but I do own my OC's. And yes, I know the references came out after The PPG's ended. Just roll with it. Please. On with the Story!

Zee's P.O.V.

"Ah!" I groaned as I rubbed my butt about three days after Bri had her stitches removed, "How did you get so strong?"

"I don't know," Bri responded as we spared, "It's just like," I kicked her in her ribs and she punched my shoulder, "When I got out of the hospital, I got really strong!" She flipped me and said, "I don't know how though."

I got back to my feet and we stopped sparing after a few more minutes. Then we went to the locker room, changed into our regular clothes, and started to walk back to her house.

"So why were those greenie meanies in your hospital room a week ago?" I asked.

"Well, Snake recognized me," Bri said, "Wanted to make up for forgetting me I guess."

"So, who is he exactly?" I asked my best friend.

"Sanford D. Ingleberry," She told me.

My eyes widened and I broke out into a fit of laughter. "Oh come on! You can expect me to believe that!" I exclaimed, "I mean, Snake's GREEN! Sanford wasn't!"

"You said yourself Sanford looked like he was turning green!" Bri exclaimed.

I put my right hand on my chin and my other hand on my right elbow. "True," I said.

"Zee, you look like those thousand pictures Freddie from ICarly made," Bri told me.

I put my hands down and said, "That was a really good episode. Remember the one where Spencer made his Squirrel Cam?"

"Oh yeah!" Bri said laughing, "Remember 'Merry Sniff-Mas'?!"

We looked at each other for three seconds with serious faces. Another second later, we were both on the ground laughing our heads off. "Ah, t-that had to be one of his best pieces ever!"

We continued to talk and laugh about the television show. After a while, we got to the disgusting place the Gangreen Gang lived, the dump. "You know, it's getting cold," Bri said, looking towards the dump.

"Yeah," I said, nodding.

"And the Gangreen Gang only have their small shack. It's hardly big enough for the five of them," Bri told me.

"Bri, you aren't thinking what I think you're thinking are you?" I asked.

"And what are you thinking?" Bri asked.

"You're going to invite the Gangreen Gang to live in your house for winter, aren't you?" I asked angrily.

"No-o-o," Bri said in a sing-song voice. I gave her a look saying, 'I don't believe you'. "Alright," She said, "Maybe I was thinking about it."

"Bri!" I exclaimed.

"Oh, I'm sorry for caring about people!" Bri exclaimed, "You judge people by what they look like! You're scared of Killer because you think he'll eat YOU! Which he WON'T!"

I actually got mad at her. "Well, I don't want my best friend DEAD! I want you SAFE so you can look after your COUSIN! YOU HARDLY SPEND ANY MORE TIME WITH ME! JUST HER!" I screamed. I balled my hands into fists and punched her clean across her face. She was lying on the ground, holding onto her cheek. Tears were running down her cheeks. "Oh my gosh!" I exclaimed, realizing what I had just done, "Bri! Are you okay?!"

She removed her hand from her face and exclaimed, "NO!" A big black and blue bruise was forming on her cheek. She got to her feet and ran away from me.

I muttered, "Crud," and started to slowly walk to my house.

Two weeks later, Bri and I still hadn't made up. I walked out to the living room. In there, I saw my older sister, Xara, talking to my parents.

She exclaimed, "Fine! Then I'm leaving!"

Xara turned and saw me. "What's going on?" I asked.

She turned to me and exclaimed, "I'm moving out! Ma and Pop don't want me!" She rushed to her room and came out a few minutes later with a large suitcase.

Xara said, "Come with me?"

I looked at her and then my parents. They never loved us. I grabbed my suitcase, went to my room, packed my clothes and my favorite teddy bear, and walked out to the living room. "Coming," I said.

We walked out the door together, our parents shouting for me to come back. I would never do that again.

After a few minutes of walking, I asked my older sister, "Where are we going to go?"

"I...don't know Zee," Xara told me.

I looked up and saw we were near Bri's house. "I think I do," I said, "I hope I do."

We walked to Bri's house and knocked on the door. "Be there in a second!" I heard Bri call, "I'll be back in a second Bobbie."

She opened the door and saw me and Xara. I smiled lightly and said, "Hi."

What next happened next was unbelievable. She hugged me. "I'm so glad to see you! I thought we would never make up!" Bri exclaimed.

I hugged her back and said, "I missed you too Bri."

We broke the hug and Xara said, "May we come in?"

"Sure Xara. Come in Zee and Xara," Bri said, getting out of the doorway. We walked in and Bri closed the door again.

"Hi Zee!" Bobbie said, looking up from a painting. I looked at Bri again and saw her white hair, white belt, white light jacket, and pale skin were splattered in different colors of paint. Bobbie's dress and stockings were splattered with paint too.

"What have you been doing?" Xara asked.

"Painting my way. It's fun," Bri told me, "Anyway, what's up?"

"Well, Xara and I left our parent's house. Can we please stay here?" I said.

Bri smiled and nodded. "I'll show you to your rooms." She led Xara and me up the stairs and down to end of a very long hallway with lots of doors. She opened one of the doors and said, "Xara, this is your room."

Xara walked in the room with her suitcase. "Whoa! This room's bigger than my living room!" Xara exclaimed.

"Yeah. I had a bunch of renovations done after my parents died," Bri said, "They left me a lot of money. Seriously."

"How much?" Xara asked.

"More than Princess Morbuck's dad has," Bri said.

Xara's jaw dropped. "Then why are you living here?! You could be living the good life!" Xara exclaimed.

"My simple life was how I was raised, and I like it that way," Bri said. Then Bri closed the door and motioned for me to follow her. We walked the other way down the hall and she opened the last door on the right side. Inside was a bed, a dresser, a lamp, a clock, and a few other things. There was another door, and Bri said, "The other door is a hologram chamber. It can make any room look like any other place. This is the only room that has it."

I nodded and Bri shut the door behind me.

A/N: Nicky: Hope you liked! Late.