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(Y/N)'s P.o.V.

"I sense Cipher."

        That heart-breaking feeling came to me. After I cast aside the fact that this machine might destroy the universe just to bring him back, that's what Dad tells me?! Couldn't it have been 'Hi' or something?!

        "Thirty years, Dad, and that's what you tell me?! I risked the universe!" I said angrily.

        "You won't hurt her. Not on my watch," Bill said, who was now in front of me.

        "Wha-how, how do you have a body?!" Stanford asked. Bill disregard his question and spread his arms wide protectively.

        "If you dare hurt her, I will personally get you stuck in the Mindscape," he retorted angrily.

        "Bill, calm down," I told him. 

        "Trust no one...I see now (Y/N). You were with Bill all along!" Dipper shouted.

        "Says the guy who also made a deal with me!" Bill shouted back, now facing Dipper. Stanley lowered his gun and looked between me and Dipper.

        "Stanley! What's happened here?! For all I know, I told you never to open the portal!" Dad shouted at Uncle angrily. 

        "Stanley?!" Dipper demanded. "You told us your name was STANFORD!"

        "You stole my identity?!"

        "So what now, where all gonna fight?!" Mabel shouted. "People! Have you really no shame?!" The others were all silent. It was unlike Mabel to get angry.

        Da-no...Stanford sighed. "Perhaps we have introductions first. As Stanley said, I'm the author. Also, we're twin brothers. Stanford Pines," he said. Dipper ran to him. "I have so much to ask," he said in a daze.

        "I'm Soos, umm, other Mr. Pines," Soos said.

        "Much better," Mabel said with smile. Stanley faced Uncle and said, "I guess it couldn't be helped. That portal will open again, anyway. I actually wanted to see my family again." They hugged a bit and Mabel walked up to them and said,"Group hug!" Even Soos joined in. 

        While they were having their moment, I grabbed Bill's hand and silently dashed, mist swirling around us masking our disappearance.

        "Stanford's a jerk. He shouldn't have been like that to you," Bill told me once we were out of the room. I just shook my head.

        "Nah, it's fine. Other demigods have had worse," I told him. "I have a family back at camp, anyways. And also, I have my friend here," I said while nudging him with my elbow, making him laugh silently.

        "I guess my stay with them is over. They're all mad at me. Even Dipper was," I said silently, a single tear escaping each of my eyes. I wiped it away quickly. 'They're not worth it,' I thought.

        "So, what are you gonna do now?" Bill asked as we entered my room. I opened my satchel and took out the journal. I destroyed the lock and put it back in the satchel.

        "I'm leaving the Shack. I have a special tent here anyway," I said patting my satchel as I slung it over my shoulder. I grabbed my necklace and threw it to the floor. "The journal might come in handy, so I destroyed the lock because that's the key," I said, pointing to the crown key. I removed the boards covering the windows and opened it. I also removed the other boards covering it from outside.

        "Gonna come?" I asked Bill as I stepped out. Bill was being unusually silent, I noticed. He also stepped out the window and I scribbled a quick note saying 'ME ISH LEAVING. BYE SHACK AND PEEPS! (Y/N) IS OUT!' I laughed at my weird style. I went back into the room and put it at the table. I scrambled out the window when I heard footsteps.

        "Are you sure you're gonna do this?" Bill asked me. 

        "Uh-huh. No doubts, mister. This girl is leaving," I said while we ran into the night. I wasn't the one to stick around a place after being rejected. Bill just sighed as he ran beside me.

        "Do you have any idea where we're going?" I stopped in my tracks and he did too. We were both grinning.

        "Absolutely none." We laughed and walked. He took my hand again 'cause it's become a habit of his. I seriously had no right idea in my mind. Everything was messed up, and my already messed up life was even more messed up now. We went to the woods and set the tent there.

        "And are we gonna fit in there?" he asked raising a brow at me.

        "Tut tut. Have you forgotten I'm a daughter of magic? Take a look inside." It was complete with everything, just like a Hunter's tent.

        "Are you sure you're not gonna regret leaving your family?" he asked me again as we sat inside.

        "Absolutely sure!" I piped. But then again, I whispered to myself,"Absolutely not."

        Little did I know, Dad was already regretting how he acted.