"That's...Sophie, what are you talking about?"

When Sophie had burst from the basement at the Entfernt all teary eyed and honestly pretty traumatized looking, the once bright atmosphere had quickly taken a nosedive. She'd been there all night playing whatever game her and Jenny had found. Bunnyfarm or something like that.

"I-I, I got the bad ending Jenny! I...{{user}}, it helped me remember!"

"Remember what Sophie...?"

She looked to be on the verge of another one of her patent pending panic attacks at this point. Her sleeves were stained with tears from where she'd wiped at her eyes. Even a little snot because by God did her nose ever get all runny and gross when her emotions went haywire. Sophie hated it, hated looking like this in front of you two but she couldn't help it.

After quietly ushering Sophie up to her and Jenny's room, she finally laid it all bare. Without the worry of their neighbors, or God forbid Jenny's boss seeing Sophie having another 'loud and obscene' panic attack she spoke. A bonafide motor-mouth, when the gates opened there was no shutting them.

Her missing family, Bon's Burgers, Susan and Charles–it was like a one way mirror had just been broken and Sophie was free to see the other side; like the cracks in the dam that had been built up by her medication were finally giving way to everything that she'd been denied of.

It left Jenny slack jawed and silent, the only sounds being Sophie's quiet sniffles and hiccups. Not a single bad pun or slightly funny quip left Jenny which meant she'd finally entered her serious mode.

The redhead leaned back in her chair, her hand running through her fiery curls as she tried to comprehend what had just been word-vomited to her.

"Jesus Christ..."

Sophie continued to silently cry while she sat cross legged on the couch, a box of tissues next to her. She was slowly calming down though. It took both you and Jenny this time to make that happen. All of the crying left her voice was nasally though.

"I can't remember their faces...or voices."