"Great," Maryse muttered, picking up the last bit of trash. "They have a frickin' party at my house, and leave me to do all the cleaning. Took me all night! There is no way I'm going to school."

"...Are you talking to yourself?" A voice asked behind Maryse.

Maryse turned, screaming. "You! What're you doing here?" She asked, glaring at Mike.

"Well last night was pretty crazy. I kind of passed out in your wash room." Mike laughed. "But you didn't answer my question."

"Yes, I talk to myself angry words when I'm angry." Maryse said through clenched teeth. "Shouldn't you be at school?"

"Nah, I'll just go clean the vomit from the wash room floor," Mike took some paper towels.

"You're disgusting!" Maryse said with a giggle, throwing out the trash.

"Oh, but wait," Mike turned back around, facing Maryse. "So, Homecoming?"

Maryse thought about it, laughing and patting Mike's cheek. "Sure Miz, I'll go with you,"

"Great!" Mike smiled, turning back around and walking upstairs to clean the vomit with a smile on his face.

"Honey, I know this is important to you, but did you have to get the florists to decorate the whole backyard for this?" Mr. Kelly asked.

Kelly shrugged, still swallowing back tears. "Dad, y-you know how m-much Monte mean't to m-me," Kelly stuttered. That shut him up.

There'd been people from the veterinary company that came by, they were just going to bury Monte. Kelly had gotten florists to decorate the whole backyard at the very last minute. Even though she didn't want to say goodbye, she knew she had to. And what better way to go than being in a beautiful and familiar backyard?

"Kelly, would you like to say some words?" A man asked. Kelly nodded stepping forward and turning to face her dad and the workers.

"My mother, my mother had passed on when I was too young to let her go. I don't remember very much, and I wasn't the most popular kid at school." Kelly sighed. "But everyday I'd come home, and the only person-or anything, for that matter!- that actually listened to my problems. Being with Monte made me feel okay. He was... My safe haven... Now he's gone, and I don't have that safe haven anymore. I know he's in a better place now, and that's the only thing keeping me strong."

Kelly looked up. "I'll see you soon, Monte." She finished.

The very small crowd stood up and clapped. Kelly stepped down, standing next to her father as the two men from the company buried Monte.

"Christian, what's up? You seem really distant." Edge asked his friend when they'd sat at their usual table. It was just the two of them at the moment.

"What? Oh... Nothing..." Christian replied, concentrating on his food.

"Dude, seriously? It's me." Edge said, with a 'Get Real' look on his face.

"Okay... Well Kelly has this cat named Monte. He died yesterday, and I was there with her when the doctor or whatever she was announced Monte's death." Christian paused, looking up at Edge, as if playing the whole scene in his eyes. "You should've seen her, Edge! She was so broken... I didn't know what to do. I finally got her in my car and drover her home."

Edge ran his hand through his hair. "That would explain Kelly's absence."

"Yeah," Christian continued. "They said they'd bury Monte today. I was gonna go, but Kelly slammed the car door when she got out. I don't think she really wanted me to be there."

"Don't sweat. I bet she'll be back to normal in, like, a week!" Edge assured, taking a bite of his sandwich.

"Dude, what kind of sandwich is that?" Christian asked, looking at Edge with a look of disgust.

Edge scoffed. "It's only tuna! Geez."

"Okay, wow, don't get bitchy." Christian argued.

"What's the deal with you too?" Layla asked, as the rest of the gang sat down. Well, everyone except Maryse and Mike. They were absent too.

"Oh I was just-" Edge began.

"It doesn't matter," Kaitlyn interrupted. Edge shook his head, muttering a whatever. Kaitlyn turned her head to Christian. "So, Christian, what are you doing for Homecoming?"

Christian looked over at Kaitlyn, raising a brow. "Uhm, possibly going to the dance."

"Do you, by any chance say, have a date?" Kaitlyn asked.

"Uh, no..." Christian looked back down at his food.

"Good. That's good." Kaitlyn said, changing the subject to wrestling.

Christian and Edge made eye contact. Christian gave Edge a horrified look, tipping his head in Kaitlyn's direction. Edge laughed.

"How was the party last night?" Layla asked.

"Oh it was awesome! The whole place was trashed though. Poor Maryse, she had to clean it all up." Kaitlyn said, laughing.

"Well it sounds so much more amazing than going to the vet." Alicia said, disappointingly.

"Yeah, we saw Smelly Kelly there." Layla said with disgust. "But no worries, I called her for what she really is, a dirty mutt!"

"It looked like she was crying! What a baby!" Alicia said, laughing.

"Ugh, I'm so glad Kelly's not here today-"

"Shut up!" Christian yelled, slamming the table. "You guys have no clue what was going on, so shut the hell up!" Christian gave the 2 girls a look of disgust before walking off.

"What was that, about?" Layla asked, offended.

Kaitlyn sighed. "Did you see that? My Captain Charisma is proving himself up to his name." Kaitlyn turned her expression to a slight glare. "Although he defended Kelly." Kaitlyn glared at Layla and Alicia.

"She blames us?" Alicia asked. Layla shrugged.

"Christian's just having a bad day," Edge assured.

Maryse sighed. "Okay, thanks for finally cleaning the wash room, now leave." She ordered, pushing Mike out.

"Wait, come on," He begged.

"Go! You have to go to school." Maryse pushed him out.

"Well what about you?" Mike demanded.

"Well I have a good reason to stay home alone."

"Well what if some burglar drops in, what then? You need a man to protect you!"

"If I need a man, I'll call 911."

"Okay, that hurt."

"Leave!" Maryse said with a giggle, closing the door.

So, I hope you liked it. Review guys! =DD