Joseph.Urkstin.Risa.Those three were the only potential culprits, they had to be. But even then, I didn’t want to think that one of them could have been lying to me. That thought that one of them was blatantly lying to hide the fact they killed Jambo was overwhelmingly depressing… 

“Oh yeah, there’s also the fact that there wasn’t a vent cover in front of the library vent!” Poppy added in, throwing even more suspicion, “Almost as if ya needed an easy entrance and exit.”Risa couldn’t even respond properly. She was crouched down with her hands gripping her head, shaking and sobbing. It was a depressingly nostalgic sight.

Suddenly, a shadow started to emerge from the icy depths, and a hopefully look came across our faces. After a couple seconds, the shadow broke the surface, and revealed itself to be Joseph!… Joseph’s body, to be exact, which had drifted its way to the surface of the water, unmoving, and frozen. The hopeful look turned itself into terrified fear as we realized that Joseph had either drowned or frozen to death, and a few of us screamed once we

“Soo…” A voice broke through the silence, which was Urkstin’s, who sounded like he was trying his best, “I think we should get to know each other better!”“I don’t think that’s necessary.” Mia said, eating her breakfast while looking at the table. “That could just get us attached to each other.”“Well, if we get to know each other better, wouldn’t that make us

I finally made my way into the cafeteria, and just as she had claimed previously, Mia was still in there, eating some more food and looking down to the ground. I made my way over to her, and sat down across from her, before starting to talk.“Sooo, what have you been up to?” I asked, trying to start a decent conversation with her.“Sitting here.” She responded, a hint of wit and sarcasm in her tone.