We didn't talk much of the there, My sister flinched with ever clink the bear had made. He was under my control fully. Rose didn't look at it once. Vixen the coward was squirming and yelping, my side glances caught that Rose's friend,  (I'm pretty sure it was Alyssa) was crying as she carried him. "We're here, the control faction." I announced. I got off the bear and put him back in his pen. Somebody would clean it, some time this year. I cackled at the thought. I pressed the button to release him from my control. He didn't seem to notice he'd been on the longest journey of his life. Instead he looked pitiful upon the guest. I didn't care. Rose would probably let every single animal out if she could. Bionic animals running everywhere. Jake was the quietest amongst the group. He could be a very important character although. I smirked, if the prophecy came about and Alyssa was pregnant, her child would go into hiding and would then sneak up and kill me. I would O find out later I was wrong about the whole prophecy. Oh how mad I was

"Sir, rose has some news to tell you. She says its urgent." Envian had poked his head through the dog door.
"Very well let her in." Envian nodded his head.

"Hello, brother"
"Greetings."
Rose had a flannel, converse and a pair of black jeans on now.
"I would like to inform you that I will be having a child soon, I predict I'm 6 months in." She looked to her stomach
Tisk, tisk, tisk
"Who's the father?" I had a dangerous smile on my face and I was shaking my head. It simply could not have been a misprint? Could it have been? I have no clue.
"Jake." She was as plain as the African lands.
"Hmm, thank you, is that all?"
"No, we will only stay here for a week and then head off,"
"How come?" My tongue stuck to the top of my mouth.
"Vixen of course, plus the child,"
I nodded, "show me your stomach if you would."
She lifted up her shirt as minimum as she could. I placed my hands on her stomach. I could tell she was about due. "I'm afraid that I think your prediction is wrong."
Rose rolled her eyes.  "I'm sorry," she started, "sorry that I've always been wrong! Sorry that I can't ever make the right decision! I'm sorry it's always been my fault!" Her eyes were a light green. She stormed out. I was wrong about the prophecy. But the one that made the prophecy die, would also die. I would make sure of that. My discovery was very grim indeed. For I did not like this discovery, nor would I place this time in my journals. On the bright side, they were only staying 7 days, only 7 days wasted. And three out of those 7 days, would be a day of death. I needed three people gone. Vixen, Rose and Jake. And that's all I cared about.