Erik had to stay a secret. There were just to many secrets in Erik's life. Since everyone else was seeing Queen Cinnderella, Erik was heading to the beach. He said his goodbyes to everyone and kissed Punzie on the cheek and walked the other way to the beach. When he got there, he ran into the water, remembering how he used to race his sister to see who'd get in first. After splashing for awhile, he walked back up the beach and sat down, leaning on a rock. Not long later, he fell asleep. He had a nightmare that haunted him almost every time he fell asleep. He was in a room. That room was on fire. He always saw two strangers in bed unaware of the fire. He could hear people frantically calling his name from outside. He almost didn't think about it, but then he recognized the voices. He turned around and recognized the couple in bed as Anastasia and her husband the baker. He moved over to wake them up when the scenery changed. He was at their funeral. Some one walked up behind Erik, pointed at Rapunzel, and gave him an apple. "Make her eat it and all of your troubles will die with her." The Evil Queen sais behind him. Almost every time, he gives the apple to the stranger, but this time, he are it himself. He suddenly woke up, it was nighttime, but there was an orange glow in the distance. He ran back to the bakery and discovered that the oven hadn't been completely turned off. Or had it? He turned around to see an apple on the ground with a note. All your troubles will die with Rapunzel. Erik picked up the apple and threw it in the oven. "Not likely." He said then he raced upstairs and woke up Anastasia and the baker just in time. Right before they left the burning room, he heard Peter Punzie Anna and Tarzan calling his name. He was leading the baker and Anastasia down the stairs when, right underneath Anastasia, the stairs gave way and she fell to her death. The baker survived, but lost all his life savings due to the fire, so they gave him a key to an extra room on their boat. After two days, they all attended the funeral, where Erik felt a tap on his shoulder...