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Adventurous || Brainy || Considerate || Graceful || Proud || Responsible || Worried || Hopeful || Stubborn
Belle has always been an intelligent girl, even as a young child. She was always advanced for her age. She would rather put her nose in a book then hang out with her classmates. There was only one person who could draw her out of her books and that was her friend Ruby. She was a few years younger than her, but she became her best friend. She had never had friends, especially friends who were girls. She was especially glad to have Ruby's friendship. She didn't care if her father was the mayor. She hardly even brought it up.

Being raised by a man, had it's downfalls. She didn't have anyone to teach her about makeup, dresses, or what to expect as she grew up. She sought out guidance in her books. But she didn't mind or hate her father. She loved him very much and they were very close. He was never really an adult though. As she grew, she took on more and more responsibility and helped him. She took care of him, almost becoming a mother figure.

Belle always had a very loving heart. When she isn't reading or writing, she enjoys volunteering her time. She reads to children on Saturdays in the library. She even babysits when it is needed. She likes helping out when she can.
|Likes//Dislikes|
+ Books
+ Chocolate
+ Wine
+ Jello
+ Gray Stuff- Jello Shots
- High Heels
- Nightmares
- Darkness
- Being told what to do

|Hobbies//Fears|
+ Writing
+ Reading
+ Baking
+ Cooking
+ Learning- Her Father Dying
- Something happening to her friends
- Never acheiving anything
- Being Trapped
- Unable to change her fate

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Belle Chloe French's Story

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#2015-08-21 02:19:46, as written by Aquamarine

Dialogue Color: #ff2929 || Location: Ruby's Cafe/Diner

Ruby stood behind the counter of her cafe early in the morning waiting for her new employee, Gretel Fischer to arrive. Around this time everyone in town was beginning to wake up but as for Ruby, she always seemed to find herself awakening at the crack of dawn. It was something she never seemed able to understand.

The air was slightly chilled from the light fog that was beginning to lift itself from the ground and dissipate into the air as the sun rose higher into the sky. It was cold enough to send slight shivers throughout your body but not bad enough that you needed to cover yourself. This was the kind of weather Ruby always loved. Not too hot, not too cold. But of course she knew it was going to warm up in the afternoon, it was summer after all. She was just glad that summer was going to be coming to an end soon.

Ruby finally got everything in the diner ready for the day and she stepped into the kitchen and began cooking up her father's breakfast. He always asked for the same thing, sausage, eggs, biscuit, and even a waffle or pancake, depending on what his mood is like when he wakes up. She loves helping out her father, but she just wished he would return to himself so she wouldn't have to be waiting on him like this every morning, he would just be able to come to the diner when he wanted to. But either way, she knew she shouldn't complain. He would do the same thing for her, well, she hoped he would anyway.

Just as she finished cooking her father's food, she wrote and note and placed it on the counter in the diner just in case Gretel got there before she returned from bringing her father his wanted breakfast. The note read: Gretel, I will return soon until then keep the front door locked and feel free to get yourself a drink and what not. When I return I will start you on your training, won't take long.

Ruby walked the ten minutes back to her home, the big house in the middle of Crimson Grove, her father was the mayor. She stepped inside and made her way up the stairs pass her room, Belle's room; she seemed to still be sleeping, and finally arrived to her father's room. Ruby knocked on the door a couple times before opening it up and speaking, "I have your breakfast," she stated as she set it down on the small table in his room. "I need to return to the diner, I'm training a new girl today. If you need anything have Belle get in touch with me. I love you Pa," she stated before turning on her heels and beginning on her way back to the diner.

As Ruby walked through the empty streets, it seemed as if things were starting to pick up for the day's busy schedules most people had. She just hoped she wouldn't run into Flynn Ryder any time today. The past couple of days he has been trying to take things from her, but of course she was always able to sense him coming close to her without even being within four feet from her. That was always one of the things she enjoyed about being a wolf. But no matter how much she enjoyed the good parts, the bad parts were nothing she would want to put up with.

Just thinking about what she is capable of, the things she has done just makes her sick to her stomach. The brunette finally reached the door to the diner and she stepped in, opening the diner for business. She slid the hood off her head, though she kept the red, silk cloth draped around her body. This was the last thing she had from her grandmother and it was so much more important than some sort of remembrance item. She just hoped nobody would find out.

"Gretel, are you here?" she called out to the empty diner, hoping that she would come across her somewhere in the building.

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#2015-08-21 09:03:27, as written by sparrowluvr2

Dialogue Color: #7995BA
Location: The Hood Household

There are something's in life that you get used to. For Belle, sleeping in a bed- not matter how comfortable or luxurious it was- was not one of them. She had tossed in turned in her new bed all night. Her little apartment that she called home was her real bed. That was until she discovered her father was sick. So sick, that with Mr. French hadn't told her or his boss that he was sick at all. She had found out the awful truth one day while visiting Dr. Weaver. It wasn't the usual wellness or sic check up. They were sharing a cup of coffee while she asked him questions about being a doctor and some specific questions she had when he asked how her father was feeling.

Of course, doctor's aren't really supposed to give out that sort of information but Belle has never been one to back down before she's gotten what she's wanted. This is how she found out that her father needed to be hospitalized. And she didn't waste a moment after that. In fact, that very night Maurice was hospitalized. But she was also had to visit her best friend, Ruby.

Her father's insurance went through his work at the Hood household. He needed to keep that insurance if he was going to be treated at the hospital. She spent several hours trying to come up with a solution with her friend. She only thing they could agree upon was Belle taking over as caretaker at the Hood household. Belle would never take handouts, even from her best friend. So it was decided she'd keep her apartment and bring what she needed to the Hood house. This was after they discussed things with Ruby's father as well.

The alarm Belle had set had yet to go off but she was awake. She sighed, glancing at her window. Dawn was barely breaking. Sleep was evading her so she might as well get up. She pushed at her blankets and went into the bathroom to get ready for the day. Once she showered, she put on a pair of jeans and a t-shirt. She didn't really have to wear something nice to do any cleaning. She braided her hair back.

Belle opened her door and went over to Ruby's door. She knocked softly but she didn't answer. She peeked her head into the room and sighed when she found it empty. Of course, she would have to start off her morning alone. Perhaps she'd stop by the diner after she worked on the garden. It would be easier to garden in the morning when it was cooler.

She made her way downstairs and stopped when she heard voices.

"Ruby? Mr. Hood?" She asked, walking into the library. She smiled when she saw Ariel. "Oh hi there. I didn't know you were here... I thought I heard you talking with someone... Is Mr. Hood here as well?" She asked her, glancing around the library, though she didn't see Mr. Hood she could almost sense him there.

She smiled at her again. She didn't know the red head very well but she was nice. "How are you today?"

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#2015-08-23 07:40:44, as written by SliderSoul

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"Oh hi there. I didn't know you were here... I thought I heard you talking with someone... Is Mr. Hood here as well?" The sound of her feet against the floor, the scent that came linger in after it is what did it.

Getting up from his chair, his claws gripped onto the drapes that hid him. He wanted so badly to rip them off and see the woman's face, to know what she looks like, but he couldn't help but stare at his hand. Covered in fur and claws, he was like a real life nightmare. His eyes narrowed as his hand slipped from the drapes, letting himself sit back down.

"I will leave you to be and I bid you ladies a fair day." His low voice spoke softly as he made his escape through the balcony after sliding the drapes over to not be seen and managed to get himself into his room from a little wall climbing.

He had done this many times and each time he does, he sees nothing different in the mirror that hung in his room. A monster that he used to be over the human he is trying to be all mixed in one. It was a nightmare trying to take over a dream. A man who wants to be a man over a beast, but a beast who can't let go of the man. And eyes that looked tortured. This was it for him, this had to be it. If he'd let the wolf take over, the only one he fears it might get is his daughter. It's the only part of him that he has no control over, on who that wolf kills. It's a...monster.

Angry he broke the mirror with his fist causing it to slide down the wall and cause a loud ruckus. Glass flying everywhere it could reach and now all he could see was himself in all directions, it truly was a nightmare. He almost felt dizzy and sick from the sight of it, trying to breathe he grabbed his head, panting as hard as he could, he couldn't take it. His eyes turned yellow once again and he let out a crying howl. It echoed through the house and traveled through to the outside. The town could probably hear it. Loup, on the other hand, didn't care who heard it. They should all know the monster that he's become.

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Normally Frost would come into town during the day in his almost human form, but today he came into town as his night self. It's already been three nights since he hasn't changed back and because of this result, Jack has become a bit, well he has become Night Jack. He was covered in leather from head to toe and his chest had a guard over it. To top it all off, he had come in on a motorbike. Making no effort of moving his now parked bike right in front of the dinner's window. In which led to a result of the sides of the frame frosting over, but he did that on purpose. With a smirk, he walked right in as if he owned the place. Looking around, he noticed is favorite Fairy. He wasted no time making his way towards her. And just to give Ruby a noticed that he was here, to make her really notice, he sent a friendly cold chill down her back, without making it notable that it was him who did it. His smirk became more known when he stood before Trix.

"Did ya miss me?" He opened his arms a bit and wiggled his fingers as if to give me a hug now or never.

Anyone who knew or seen Jack before would know that this side of him wasn't normal to see during the day. Either there was something wrong or he had something to prove. None of which anyone would know.

"Listen girly." He whispered into her ear. "I've only come by for a short time and then I have to go again. I only came to give you this." He put it around her neck and there it hung. A necklace full of frosted glowing blue pixie dust. "It will thaw soon, don't worry. I thought you'd like it and let me tell you. That wasn't easy to find. Oh right, then there was this." He reached into the inside of his coat and pulled out a small wand. "Now this was given to me to give to you. I can't really say who I got it from, but they said when the time comes, you'll need it. It was odd, but whatever. I didn't bother asking anything because the person left before I could." It too was covered in frost.

But everything stopped once he heard Loup's howl. It was loud and almost painful to listen to. Frost shook his head and made a slight glance over to Ruby. Patting Trix's head he excused himself and softly placed his hand on Ruby's shoulder as if to say he'd take care of it himself. Leaving the diner just as fast as he came in. "Later Trixster!" A nickname he calls Trixie once in a while, it's like saying Trickster.

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#2015-08-24 02:46:27, as written by Jynxii

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Ariel jumped a little when his voice suddenly sounded from behind the curtain. She hadn't been entirely sure just where he was, but she had figured he was somewhere near. "Yes, I knew. They are quite miserable as well to be around. The lilies are a nice scent change." He was being quite sour. "I'll tell Mrs. Net you like them," she promises, undeterred by his lack of enthusiasm. "Only the ones that look extremely old. The newer ones, I have not." "Oh." "Festival? You'd have to ask Ruby. I don't take part in those things." "Don't take part? But... aren't you the mayor? Isn't it your--"

She's cut off as a feminine voice rounds the corner, greeting her. "Oh hi there. I didn't know you were here... I thought I heard you talking with someone... Is Mr. Hood here as well? How are you today?" Caught off guard, Ariel stood there awkwardly gawking at the girl. She'd seen her around before, but hadn't expected her to catch her pestering her boss' customer. In her stretch of silence and staring, Mr. Hood spoke from behind the curtain. "I will leave you to be and I bid you ladies a fair day."

Had she said something wrong? Large blue eyes shifted from the girl to the curtains, where the now open window left them to the wind. Slowly she turned back to the girl across from her, nervously running her palms over her shorts. "I, ah... I deliver flowers. For Mrs. Nets. I... I was just leaving. Um. Sorry? Sorry." Awkward She winced at the exchange, feeling embarrassed at being caught diddling around on the job. She made move to turn and leave, just as a crash came from upstairs. She stopped short, eyes darting to the ceiling as though she could see through it and find out what happened. "Did you hear-- what was that?" Frowning, she looked to Belle, as though the girl could actually see through the ceiling and tell the little fish what had happened. Curious blues rested upon the other female, patiently waiting for her to either move to investigate the sound or to explain the occurrence. Was it normal? A dog, maybe?

A dog. The confusion left her face for an instant, replaced with a blank look of remembering a memory long forgotten. A dog. A big, slobbering, floppy dog. It made her heart all warm and fuzzy... but why? Snapping back to reality, she cleared her throat. "I'll, um.... see myself out." She didn't exactly want to be in trouble with Mrs. Nets if she found out that she had stood around so long. Awkward feet shuffle toward the door.

Once back on her bike, she cast a look over her shoulder at the house. The howl that had come as she exited the building had put a little pep into her step. It was creepy. Sharks she could handle. Strange land creatures? Not so much. She wanted to put distance between her and whatever that noise had come from! Directing her bike forward, she headed back toward town.

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#2015-08-24 08:50:06, as written by Aquamarine

Dialogue Color: #ff2929 || Location: Home

Ruby stood there for a couple moments, waiting on the small group's final decisions before jotting down their orders. Each of them seemed to be completely different from the other, in the sort of way you would see a high school clique mix up. It was strange to figure the three of them seemed to be as close as they were, but she didn't question it. As long as they got along and didn't start any trouble in her diner, she didn't care.

"Alright, your orders will be right out," she stated as she retreated to the kitchen and hung their ticket on the line and stepped out the kitchen with Peter's order. She set it down on the counter in front of him with a polite smile, "Here you are," she stated before glancing over at the doctor then around at everyone inside. It seemed to be that everyone had been tended on at the moment. So now would be the best time to go and check on her father and see how Belle was doing. She hated not saying anything to her before leaving for work.

Ruby stepped over to Gretel, who seemed to be taking orders from Flynn and Gold at the moment. She sent a small glare over towards the male before grabbing the waitress's attention. "It seems that everything is slowing down. There is an order in the kitchen being cooked for the booth with the three young adults over there that needs to be taken out when it's ready. But other than that, everything is taken care of. I'm going to head home for a bit, I shouldn't be any longer than an hour. Lunch is slower than breakfast. If you need anything call me, my number is on the bulletin board in the employees lounge," she stated before starting on her way out of the diner.

Ruby started on her walk back to her home, it took about twenty minutes to arrive. When she stepped inside, everything seemed to feel a bit tense. Her first thought was looking for Belle. She knew Jack most likely had things handled with her father, so she would just check on him after she spoke to Belle. But first she needed to find her, "Belle, where are you?" she called out into the mansion sized home.

Ruby rounded the corner down one of the halls and started looking down it, hoping that she was probably in the library. She stepped inside the huge room and began looking around each bookcase. "Belle?"

Just as she rounded another bookcase, she spotted a book on the floor titled: Myths and Legends: Wolf Edition. Ruby sighed and shook her head, of course something like this would be in here, but why was it on the floor if Belle wasn't around? The female shrugged her shoulders and slid it back into it's spot on the shelf and continued her search.

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#2015-09-22 07:58:21, as written by Aquamarine

Dialogue Color: #003366 || Location: Ruby's Diner

Flynn smirked when he heard her bring up Maude's. That was an amazing day, one of the best the two of them have ever done. "I'll give you a chance at feeling the adrenaline this time I had too much fun at Maude's," he responded as he stood to his feet and pulled out the matches from his pocket, showing them to Gold very briefly in a way no one else would notice before stepping into the male's restroom.

Flynn looked up at the ceiling for the water spicket before lighting the match and holding it up to the spicket, waiting for it to signal that there was a fire in the building. Just as the water began running out the spicket in the bathroom, he ran out the door, acting as if there were a real fire in the restroom and pulled the fire alarm, setting off that loud, annoying beeping sound and activating the other water spickets in the building. "There's a fire!" he shouted over the loudness in the building before heading out the door with the rest of the crowd. That's when he gave Gold their signal. It was now her turn.

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#2015-09-23 01:59:21, as written by sparrowluvr2

Dialogue Color: #7995BA
Location: The Hood Household

Belle had suspected Mr. Hood was in the room but the fact that he didn't say anything made her nervous. Did he not like her? They hadn't even really met. She wished there was something she could do to smooth things out. If she could only introduce herself, maybe get to know him a little. Was she wrong to thing she should have a friendly relationship with her boss? She had met plenty of people in her time here and never ran into anyone that she couldn't get along with.

"I will leave you to be and I bid you ladies a fair day." A deep voice from the window said.

She turned in the direction. She could already here movement. "Wait, Mr. Hood." She sighed. Had he climbed out the window to get away from her?

Was she really so bad? What had she even done to him? She turned to Ariel as she began to talk. She gave her a soft smile as she spoke.

"I know who you are, Ariel. Thanks for the flowers." She said, walking towards her she pulled a five out of her pocket and held it out for her as a tip.

Belle nearly jumped out of her skin at the sound of the crash. She looked towards the stairs as if she could see the source of the sound. "I-I did... I'll go check on it." She turned back to Ariel and gave her a comforting smile. "I probably just left a vase too close to the edge of a table."

That's when she heard the howl that made her shudder to her core. She stared back towards the stairs. "I should go check on that. Thanks again Ariel..." Belle said, more than a little distracted.

She was already hurrying up the stairs when she heard Ariel open and shut the front door. She was sure that the noise came from Mr. Hood's room. But there wasn't a possible way he could have made it from his window up to his room... unless he was really good at parkour or something. He couldn't be in there it made no sense.

"Mr. Hood?" Belle asked softly, knocking on the door. She only waited for a moment before she opened to door.

For some reason, her eyes went directly to the broken mirror and not the massive wolf in the room. She grabbed a towel and hurried over to the mirror, carefully picking up the larger pieces and putting it onto the towel so it would be easier to pick up.

"You should really be more careful, that could mean seven years bad luck for you." She tried to joke. She thought she heard the shuffling of bare feet. "You should stay back until I get this all cleaned up, we wouldn't want you getting some glass in your feet." She said.

But she only now realized there were too many feet that moved. Belle looked up slowly, her skin turning white as she met those yellow eyes. She gulped.

A wolf. Who the hell keeps a wolf in their bedroom. "Hey there, sweetheart... I hope I didn't scare you." She said, taking to the wolf sweetly, hoping it wasn't feeling the urge to rip out her throat. She moved to her knees so she was lower than the wolf, leaning forward a little so her head was lower than his. If she should she was submissive to him, the wolf wouldn't see her as a threat.

"Just keep calm, Belle." She thought to herself.

"It's okay... I'm just here to make sure you don't get hurt." She told the wolf honestly. She kept her eyes locked with the wolf's which could actually be stupid but she wanted to see if she was about to be attacked or not.

And that's when she heard her best friend. She didn't want to startle the wolf by calling out to her friend. She just hoped Ruby would make her way upstairs and find her. "You hear that, that's Ruby. You know her? She's my best friend." She told the wolf, still in her sweet voice.

"Must... not... scare... wolf." Belle thought.

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#2015-09-23 06:30:01, as written by Aquamarine

Dialogue Color: #ff2929 || Location: Home

After a couple more moments of calling out to Belle there was nothing but silence. She tuned into her wolf instincts and was able to hear moving upstairs, she figured Belle was up in her father's room. Doing what was a good question though. The only times Belle ever went into her father's room was for emergencies, she hoped everything was okay, she hoped Jack had her father calmed down. That's when it hit her, what was Jack doing with her father? She hadn't even known the two of them knew each other, much less spoke to each other. The closest she had ever seen Jack to her father was outside her house in the middle of the night.

Ruby let out a sigh and shook the thoughts from her head as she climbed the stairs and went up to her father's room. She slowly opened the door finding Belle with a wolf in front of her. Glass was all over the floor, she was cleaning it up. Her father once again had to be hiding in the shadows of the room.

The brunette entered the room and looked at the wolf in front of Belle and signaled for him to leave Belle alone, that she was okay and the wolf walked off. "Come on Belle, don't worry about the glass, I'll take care of it. I need to speak to my father anyway, in private. Go ahead and take your break." she stated as she helped her friend up from the floor.

Things really were beginning to get real strange around town, almost as if there were a full moon coming up, but the full moon had already passed this month. What was going on in Crimson Grove? There were newcomers left and right, her father has been acting a bit more anxious than usual, she began seeing Jack around her home more often, she had a feeling her father was hiding something.

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#2015-09-23 14:55:35, as written by SliderSoul

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"You know Mr. Wolf, you are going to get me into deep shit one day and you'd have no one to blame but yourself." Jack said as he made his way up the window. He would have used his powers, but for some reason, he's been feeling a bit drained. No, he knew the reason, just didn't want to say it or think it.

There was broken mirror everywhere, but he didn't bother with it. "I'm so not cleaning that up. If only the Evil queen saw this, she'd probably poison you with an apple." He joked as he sat down at the balcony. Least his bad feeling wasn't too bad...

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Once she looked up at him, he saw fear in her eyes. Her perfect skin had turned pale and her words were trembling. With that moment he understood. Narrowing his eyes, he pulled his hand back at the same moment Jack caught onto it and Ruby rushed into the room. Hood no longer cared anymore as he left jack tug him away, along with Ruby shooing him off.

"Come on Belle, don't worry about the glass, I'll take care of it. I need to speak to my father anyway, in private. Go ahead and take your break." Ruby spoke to Belle.

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▓▐ And there went that bad feeling Jack thought was a mistake. Belle's hand rushed into the sound of danger yet again. Who runs to the sound of a howling animal and glass breaking? He could only assume she hand done that. It would be the only reason she'd rush into an unknown room. To think he had it in for him whenever he looked over Ariel, but at least she wasn't as bad as Belle when it came to things like this.

"Whoa Whoa Whoa! How about be not go into unknown rooms unattended, Belle. You should know the Hood family cherishes Wolves. It's only natural that they owned a few or a pack." Jack shrugged as he pulled Hood away laughing. "Now now, Mister Wolfiepooooo~, no need to look so down, you just startled her is all." He patted Hood's head like a good doggie.

Hood looked over at Jack in an 'are you kidding me?!' way. Jack had paused for a moment and then busted out in a hard laughter. Jack couldn't help it. It was a too good of a chance to pass up, treating Hood like a dog. Hood leaned over and snapped at Jack as Jack pulled back quicker and jumped over into the balcony as he kept laughing.

He watched as Ruby got Belle out of the room safely. Did she have such little faith in her father? He wasn't such a bad guy, just always in a cranky mood, but being a wolf would do that to anyone. With a long sigh he leaned himself against the frame of the balcony, arms crossed and head rested against the frame as well.

"You should make sure she doesn't come into unknown rooms. Especially here. Look Ruby, I know we don't now each other, but Belles she's like my sister, it'd suck if something happened to her." His eyes had become serious as he lifted his head to look at her properly.

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▐ ▓ Hood interrupted. "We might need a better door for this room. Maybe a metal one." Getting up he looked over at Ruby. "Sorry for that my love. She surprised me by coming in here."

He glanced over at Jack. "What's are you here for anyway and in that form, it's daytime."

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▓▐Jack shooed off the question and shook his head. "Yeah, how about another time." As Jack turned he felt a sudden rush of dizziness. Catching himself on the railing of the balcony, he started to see the ground spin. Then suddenly he stopped. For a moment there he thought he heard someone in his head. When he looked at his hands, they were covered in frost, just like the spot he was gripping onto. "Well,... It looks like it's time for me to head out." He said that, but he wasn't so sure he could make it out the window at this rate. Instead he sat down, pressing his face against the cooled stone.

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Once Belle was safely out of the room she returned to the room, finding Jack speaking with her father. She stood there in silence, waiting for a moment she could speak up. But just before she was about to say something, Jack spoke, "You should make sure she doesn't come into unknown rooms. Especially here. Look Ruby, I know we don't know each other, but Belle, she's like my sister, it'd suck if something happened to her." At those words she nodded her head in agreement. She wasn't exactly sure what to do or say at that moment. All that seemed to go through her head was the shock that Belle knew Jack. She just wondered if Belle knew about her strange fascination with the male. On that note she shook the thought out of her head.

"We might need a better door for this room. Maybe a metal one," her father chimed in. At those words she took note, she would have to go out and a get metal door and find someone who would be able to help her lift it and change the door, someone she could trust. "Sorry for that my love. She surprised me by coming in here." her father added.

Ruby nodded her head at her father, "It's alright, it's not your fault. I'll be sure to look into getting a door for you sometime today," she responded before going silent once more as her father addressed Jack. Once their small conversation was over, Jack began on his way out the window. That was something she couldn't seem to understand, why he always came and went out the window, but it wasn't her business to question. But after a couple moments, she noticed Jack lean his head against the stone, stopping himself from going out the window.

She glanced over at him with a curious look on her face, "Is everything alright?" she stated as she glanced between her father and Jack, thinking that her father might have an idea what was going on with him.

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