Where Are Your Parents? | SBI FD

Planning Gone Wrong

Techno arrived back at Phil's just as the sun was rising unfortunately. He had to speedrun cleaning himself up. Sneaking through the unlocked door he quickly went to the sink and washed his bloodied hands. Thankfully he hadn't gotten a bruise on his face, Wilbur was hard to hide things from. It was a task even hiding his emotions around the younger. He just hoped no one had noticed his disappearance. He went to Phil's room first seeing the adult had not moved an inch since Techno was last there.

Feeling confident he went to check on his brothers finding them both chaotically lying on the mattress. He shook his head knowing they would feel that later. He decided to just grab his book again and sit on the couch like he was when they went to bed. He carefully tucked the cash he had earnt into a random page in his book to attempt to hide it. And it was a good amount of the stuff.

Tommy had woken up first and stretched like a lazy cat on the bed. He soon realised the odd position he was lying in and chuckled to himself. Pleasant. Just pleasant. He got up and stretched again going to wake up Wilbur, yet he stopped himself. The second eldest's face was contorted in a frown as he muttered quiet nothings. Tommy tilted his head at this and frowned. He didn't like seeing his brother like this and he always wanted to help but never could for some reason. It was partly Wilbur's fault because he refuses to share information, but he still felt guilty.

He decided to let him rest and went downstairs to find Techno sat on the couch reading. The elder gave him a nod, not taking his eyes off his book, to show he knew Tommy was here. The blonde proceeded to use all his hype on Techno and leaped onto the eldest. Techno scowled in annoyance, but no one would ever know how much he enjoyed the energy of the youngest. He ruffled Tommy's hair in a playful mood. The two then proceeded to play around. Too early in the morning.

They were playing hide and seek, and Tommy was hiding in a pantry like a gremlin. God knows how he got in there without knocking over the glasses. Techno had looked literally everywhere for the child. He had looked under neath the guest bed and awoken the sleep deprived Wilbur he didn't want to wake. Just as he was about to give up, he went looking in the kitchen. He found Tommy easily due to the cackling coming from one pantry.

Wilbur sat down lazily on the couch closing his eyes as if he wanted to go back to sleep. Techno was helping Tommy out of the pantry when...

Smash

There goes a glass

Tommy instantly clung to Techno who scooted away from the disaster. Wilbur was up and, in the kitchen, faster than you can say 'oops'. Techno picked Tommy up carefully, so he didn't step on the glass. Wilbur put up his hands to have them both stop moving. It was successful and Wilbur went and grabbed the broom at the door. He noticed something in the corner of his eye. Phil. He stood at the top of the stairs watching with tired eyes.

"Phil~" Wilbur smiled. "Sorry to wake y-"

"I heard a smash?" the adult looked at the other two still standing in the kitchen. Techno cowered from Phil's glare and Tommy felt tears building up in his eyes. But Big Men don't cry so neither would he.

"It's all good!" Wilbur waved him off with a smile. He cursed at the other two's bad poker faces as he proceeded to hide the broom behind him and sneak his way into the kitchen. "Nothing to worry about!" Wilbur should've been watching the floor for he yet out a small yelp. He had stood on a piece of glass. He quickly went back to smiling at Phil but the eldest had already figured it out.

"God damnit..." Phil grumbled making his way over to the kitchen to clean up. He took the broom abruptly from Wilbur as he waved them away. He wasn't pleased with early Sunday morning breakages, but he shouldn't be too mad. The boys sat on the couch waiting patiently and nervously for the lecture they were all very used to. Lets just say, the orphanage wasn't a very moral place. Phil had finished cleaning quickly and stood in front of the boys crossing his arms.