Okay, before I start, y'all probably gettin' mad at me for not havin' Billdip yet. It's comin', don't worry! I ain't forgotten what this story's about! I got a plan! And it's comin' together right now.

Point of View: Dipper

  I sighed, walking off into the forest. I needed some time to think, since after all these years I was becoming paranoid. What was wrong with me all of the sudden? Bill was dead, he had been erased in Gruncle Stan's mind, causing him to temporarily lose his memory.
  Lost in thought, I hadn't thought about where I was going until I got there, but suddenly I was staring right at the Bill statue. Moss and other overgrowth had taken over the statue, and there were a few cracks in it.
  I sighed, and sat down against a tree, closing my eyes. I decided to just rest some more, since I hadn't gotten a good sleep last night due to the strange Bill voice.

A Few Hours Later

  "Hey! Pine Tr- uh, I mean, uh, whatever your name is, wake up!" Called a voice, and for a moment, I was afraid that the statue had somehow brought Bill back, and he was here to take over the world. As I opened my eyes, though, a strange triangle dream demon was not what I saw.
  A teen boy, about my age, maybe a bit older or younger, was staring down at me. He had medium blond hair swept to one side, black hair cut extremely short on the other side.
  His right eye was covered with an eyepatch, and his left was yellow, about the color of his hair. Not a normal yellow, but more of a golden.
  He was wearing a hoodie the color of his eyes and hair, with black jeans and the golden-yellow colored tennis shoes. His arm was outstretched, and I realized he was helping me up. "Th... thanks..." I muttered, took his outstretched hand, and stood up.
  He smiled warmly at me, and though his teeth were strangely a bit pointed, I smiled back. "No problem, Pine Tree!" He said, and I stiffened. Only one person called me that. "What's wrong?" He asked, tilting his head a bit. "You didn't exactly tell me your name, so I'm just going by what's on your hat."
  I relaxed, knowing I was just being paranoid, like Mabel said. "Sorry. It's Dipper, Dipper Pines." I replied. "What's your name? I've never seen you in Gravity Falls before." This time he stood still.
  "I... erm... I'm new here. Just moved. Name's William, you can call me Will." He smiled. I felt sort of uncomfortable, as his name was a bit too close to someone else's, but I ignored the feeling. Probably just a coincidence.
  "So, uh, Will... what are you doing out here?" I asked him, suddenly curious. How did he find me out here in the forest? It wasn't really a place where kids liked to hang out.
  Will frowned. "Eh. I was bored and I'd come here before, so I decided to come look at the weird triangle statue thing I found." He replied. I began laughing, as he'd called a powerful dream demon a "triangle thing."
  He looked at me funny. "What are you laughing about?" He asked me, and I quieted down.
  "Oh, nothing." I replied. "Anyway, what were you planning on doing out here? If you were bored, you should know that that there's absolutely nothing to do in the forest." I sighed.
  He looked at me funny again. "Then what were you doing out here, Dipper?" He asked, then frowned. "Is there something bothering you?" My eyes narrowed.
  "That's none of your business. I just needed to get some fresh air." I grumbled. He took a step back.
  "Sorry." He said, pushing a hand through his hair. "Just curious, that's all." He mumbled. "Anyway, is there anything to do here in Gravity Falls?" He was obviously bored.
  I thought for a moment. "Well, maybe you could come to my house. My Sister is never boring, and she always has good ideas for fun. She loves sweaters and puppies, and we're twins."
  "Sure." He said, smiling. "Mabel sounds like a fun person."
  At that moment, it seemed as nothing was wrong. I didn't even notice that I hadn't told Will my sister's name.

I'm sorry guys, it just popped up in my brain, and I wrote it... pls don't kill me, I know it's awful.