Frisk was afraid of her and Charaâs parents. They treated the two awfully. Despite this, Frisk was always the one to go and hug her parents, say that she loved them before they put her to bed. Of course, out of all her family members, Chara was the one she felt closest to. They were suffering the same thing she was.
Even so, Frisk was shaking, her knees threatening to give way. Despite her mixed feelings about her parents, seeing someone deadâŚseeing so much bloodâŚshe felt terrified. But not of Chara.
âTheyâre gone now,â Frisk repeated quietly to herself, to make sure she had heard them right. âCharaâŚwhy did you do this? NowâŚnow bad people are gonna take you away! What if weâre separated?â
Chara blinked, eyes slightly widened. Hate, fearâ something along those lines would have been a reasonable response to this dilemmaâ but worry? That was the least expected.Â
ââŚ.Well.â Their eyes trailed down to the body on the floor.  âI donât⌠know how to run from the police.â They admitted. It wasnât like they had planned what to do afterwards; it had been in a moment of spontaneity, and they were just a kid, not some criminal mastermind. But they also werenât one to simply accept defeat in a moment like this; they were prepared to dirty their hands a little.Â
Chara began crawling towards the body, and searching through pockets, smiling in victory as they pulled out a phone. âWe can get out of this. No oneâs going to suspect anything for a while. Mom and Dad didnât have many friends anyway. Um⌠but first thingâs firstâŚâ They knew Frisk was going to hate what they had to say next, but if she didnât want them to be taken away, they would have to do things together.Â
âWe will have to get rid of the bodies.âÂ