Results of A Rather Horrid Bet And Dispute [a Markiplier Fanfiction]

Scene 3 Part two King of The Squirrels

Markiplier's POV

I smiled back at her before a man came in. He was tall, lean, and looked a bit like Rhett Butler. "This is my dad," Ally said, "He will look you over to make sure we don't have to take you to the hospital. He's a medic." I looked up at the man. My vision a little blurry due to the hangover, however something was telling me to trust him. I tried to relax as he checked everything from alcohol levels to making sure no bones were broken. finally as he finished he said, "You're pretty lucky to be alive. You can't really tell what you're doing when your that drunk." My eyes widened. "But in a couple days you should be perfect." he said. I was glad to know I was going to be fine. however all I could think was "How much did Wade get me to drink?" Ally's dad left the room.

Ally's POV

I walked out to check on the dogs at the back door. That was when I saw a but load of squirrels scratching, eager to get inside. I nearly jumped ten feet. I opened the door and the squirrels bolted inside. I ran ahead of them and ran to the door of my brothers room. "Mark! " I said, "Brace yourself!"

Markiplier's POV

Ally got up and left the room for only a minute before she ran back in and said, "Brace yourself!" Nearly a second later I was covered in squirrels. One spoke in a high pitched squeaky voice. "Our king," he said. "What has brought you to Georgia?" "I got drunk." I answered. "Oh but why?" said another. "I thought you didn't like it." "I don't." I said. "I was tricked." The squirrels gasped. They huddled altogether. After a lot of squeaking noises one turned and asked, "Would you like us to dispatch the one who tricked you." "No! " I answered. "That will not be necessary. "Shall we leave you then?" the same one asked. "Yes please." I answered. Ally opened the window and, all the squirrels ran out off it like ants from a destroyed ant hill. Ally sat back down on the cot she'd been sitting on. "Does that happen a lot?" she asked. "It's never happened before in my life." I said.