Nobody Knows

Blindfolded

Hiro entered Honey's room and saw that Gogo was sat in the floor beside Honey with her arms crossed like a toddler throwing a tantrum.

"What's up, Honey?" Hiro asked as his eyes went from Gogo's blown up cheeks to Honey's bright eyes. 

"Nothing, really. I just need you to tell Gogo that it'll be fine if she stays in here with me." Honey giggled.

"Gogo." Hiro addressed as she stubbornly looked up. "You know that none of us mind if you stay in Honey's room."

Gogo grumbled as she flopped into Honey's lap. Honey smiled wider and giggled louder as she began to pet Gogo's short hair. Hiro left them to do what they will and decided to relax. Not straining his shoulder was a lot more tiring than he originally thought. He woke up to a bouncing Fred. 

"Hiro. Hiro. Someone's here for you." Fred chimed as he dashed off to the burnt building. Hiro quickly followed Fred at a slower pace. Heart beating faster than healthy, Hiro held his arm as he trotted down the dirt path. 

"Fred! Wait up!" Hiro shouted s he began to run out of breath. He reached the remains of the house and felt his eyes prickle up again. He saw the household lined up in front of him and raised an eyebrow as Honey stepped up and carefully wrapped a white cloth around his eyes.

"You'll need this." She whispered to Hiro as she back away. He could now see nothing, but heard shuffling of the people's feet. Something was odd about this situation.