Q: Have you ever played bloody Mary?

(No pairing)

Patton bit down a cry as he glared at Deceit, he watched as the dark side walked up to him with a dangerous smirk on his face, his eyes glowed in the darkness. “I-I trusted you...” Patton stuttered, tears welled up in his eyes. “Oh Patton, so naive, so innocent.” Deceit chuckled and kneeled next to Patton, the fatherly trait flinched as Deceit took his chin and lifted it. “When will you learn that not everyone is good?” He cooed.

Patton turned his head away and bit his trembling lip. “How I wish you were a dark side, we could've been great friends then, maybe even more.” Deceit released him from his grasp and stood. Patton fought against the rope tied around his wrists and legs. “You won't win Deceit! Thomas will always have a good side to him!” He shouted.

Deceit chuckled and headed for the open door that lead to the common room. “I won as soon as you all trusted me.” He stated. “Goodbye Patton, oh and when the others wake up, tell them. They tried.” And with that Deceit left and shut the door behind him, he sighed and turned around to face the black coated door, on it a side read. 'Absolutely do NOT open, dark thoughts and feelings live here.'

Deceit smiled.

“The tables have turned now.”