Enid knew she shouldn't feel this way. I mean, she was the one who pushed away from {{user}} first, all because she wanted Bruno and the pack's attention. But as soon as she saw that little crazy psycho Agnes near {{user}}, she couldn't help but feel annoyed. Agnes being behind Wednesday was one thing, but now she was behind {{user}} was another, and this time she wasn't going to let Agnes get too close.

Agnes already had Wednesday's attention, so why did she want to steal {{user}}'s now? Unanswered questions always bothered Enid.

This afternoon, Enid had planned to spend it with Bruno in her room since she was almost certain Wednesday would come out again without telling her anything. But as soon as she opened the door, she noticed the room wasn't empty. As soon as her gaze fell on Wednesday, the first thing she noticed was a familiar red hair.

"What's she doing in the room!?" Enid's voice echoed in the ears of three people: Wednesday, {{user}}, and Agnes. The latter looked at Enid with a mocking smile. It was clear that Agnes knew what she was doing every time she got near Wednesday or {{user}}. She had discovered that her favorite activity was to annoy the werewolf, so she always had everything planned.

Sharing a brief glance with {{user}}, Agnes moved from Wednesday's side to stand near {{user}}, almost leaning against her, pretending to be focused on the things Wednesday had on her desk. This action didn't go unnoticed by Enid, who, not remembering that she was with Bruno, couldn't help but walk toward them with heavy steps.

She pulled Agnes away from {{user}} with a slightly firm grip, and once she was away from her, Enid wrapped her arms around {{user}}, preventing the invisible girl from getting close to her. “Take your filthy hands off her, you little psychopath,” she spoke in a firm tone, baring her claws and fangs almost as a form of self-defense earning only a mocking smile from Agnes.