"Go through!"
"But it's not finished!"
"Just go!"
"B-Boss! Don't push me- Boss I lo-"
As she stumbled back into an unfamiliar room, Five finished her sentence. "-ve you..." She blinked, looking at the poorly made portal in front of her. Her heartbeat echoed in her ears as she slowly turned around, looking to try and figure out where she'd been sent. Her breathing was shallow as she walked in more, a hand pressed against the wall and trailing as she went on.
"...St.."
Her eyes scanned the area, though there seemed to be no sign that anyone was there as the sound of her steps reverbed through the hall she was now in.
"..Stup.." She grit her teeth, her hands in fists. "Stupid!" Five never let herself get emotional, especially over the man who'd created her, but now she couldn't help but let it out. Tears ran down her face and she let out sobs, continuing to slowly walk with no knowledge of where she'd end up. She hoped she'd find him, that he just ended up in some other room. "Boooosssss!" She cried out, rubbing her eyes and sniffling in, only for more tears to come out. Five stopped at a cross section of two differing halls that connected, she jumped when she heard a noise, breathing in sharply. "B..boss..?" She whispered, barely even audible to herself as she began to run in the direction of the unknown sound.
Five skid to a halt, panting as she looked around the room she swore she heard it from, though there was no one there. She shut the door behind her, walking to a window on the far end and looking out. It was raining, making her wonder if the blurry eyesight was just the illusion of the rain of her tears. She began crying harder, she hated being alone. Why had he just pushed her in like that? "Boss.." She sobbed, crouching down, hands on the floor in front of her. "Lalnable you idiot!"
It had taken a while for her to calm down, she sat with her back pressed against the wall, her eyes fixated on the clock. If they weren't together then, she knew she'd just have to wait. He always came for her, always. And if she didn't doubt him before, she wouldn't now. She'd just have to wait. Alone.
