Not Easy Being Me

Not Easy Being Me: Ending

Life at the ego Inc has been so much better. Most of the egos that barely hung out before, became closer than ever, all deciding to have things like movies, games, or card nights when they don’t have work to do. The egos are treating Wilford a whole lot better than before, no longer calling each other names. Wilford finally got to meet Ed’s kids, all of them taking a liking to the pink ego very quickly, the oldest children started calling him uncle Wilford while the youngest, Willow would call him Wilfy. Dark is a whole lot nicer to the egos, actually cracking a smile when some of them act like fools, finally having a good time with them, and Wilford and Dark continue to treat each other better than before. The egos were taking notice, of their drastic change, in fact, they notice that they were… a little closer than before. They would sometimes catch them sitting on the couch, leaning on each other, or holding hands when they think they’re alone. Even the host saw it coming a mile away that they became a couple and he’s blind. Yes they knew but they weren’t gonna say anything, they wanted the two egos to tell them themselves when they were ready.

Dark was in the living room when he received a text from Wilford, he opened his phone, going to Wilford’s contact, reading the message.

Wilford: Would you like to go out to lunch, Darky?

Dark only smiled beginning to type back.

Dark: That sounds lovely, I’ll get ready. Love you.

Wilford: Love you too, Darky.
Dark smiled as he placed his phone in his pocket, about to head for his room when he felt a presence.

“You seem so cheery Darky Dear.”
Dark couldn’t help but smile as he turned around, seeing Anti leaning on the wall, sharpening his knife with a vile grin, looking up at the dark ego.

“Huh usually my presents bothers you,” Anti commented as he pushed himself off the wall. “Well, you and the old man did it… congratulations.” the glitch said dramatically, clapping his hands together as he began to pace. “Though, I have to admit it would have been interesting to see what would have happened if you didn’t turn back.”

“You don’t really believe that,” Dark said with a grin watching as Anti’s vile grin fell.
Anti stared at him for the longest time, before shaking his head, his smile returning. “What gives ya that idea?”
“Anti, I know why you cast the spell on us.” Dark smiled, beginning to walking toward the glitch.

Anti began to back away, giving him a nervous laugh. “Don’t you remember? to-to get a show out of it!”

Dark shook his head. “Marvin told me everything,” he explained, watching as Anti’s features softened. “He told me that you cast the spell because you knew that the more me and Wil were fighting, to the point where our friendship would have ended… and that the only reason you did this was so that you can redeem yourself.”

Anti backed up as Dark drew closer, his back hitting the wall as he stared at the dark ego, unable to hide the shock growing within him.

“You know, when you cast that spell, I wanted to tear you into pixels,” Dark admitted, watching as Anti blinked in surprise, be he only smiled. “But now I couldn’t be more grateful… and for that I thank you.”

Anti looked at him in utter shock for a second, before he scoffed. “You-you think I give two shits whether you and bubblegum bitch are still buddy-buddy or not?” Anti lied, trying to act like he doesn’t really care. “Please I just wanted to see you two suffer.”
Dark only smiled, tilting his head slightly. “If you say so Anti.”

“Whatever, I’m-I’m gonna go mess with old man, might get a rise out of him.” Anti snapped as he began to storm out of the room.

“He’s in his room, it was good seeing you Anti.” Dark smiled watching him head further into the house.