Well, it's been a while since I worked on my story... During the last week of school when I had free time, I wrote out all my chapters, including alittle summary of what's going on in each chapter. Seemed quicker to work with so that I could just draw the pics of each chapter without thinking about it for a while, and I remember... Well anyway, here's the next story pic ^w^ ENJOY!!!!!!! Oh, and this pic may not be exact with the story...

Anna slipped into her clothes and shoes, then moved over to Trisha's door. She knocked gently, "Trisha, you awake?" There came no answer. Anna knocked again, then carefully opened the door, "Trisha?" As she stepped into the room, it seemed empty. There was no sign of Trisha anywhere. She wasn't in bed, nor at the closet door getting her clothes set. All Anna could find were Trisha's gloves lying on her dresser, and her shoes propped by her bedside. She figured that Trisha was still in her nightgown, but where?
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Sonic groaned, looking out the window, "Some heavy clouds are rolling in..." The sky was turning from a slatey grey to a charcoal black. Sonic looked away from the window, disgusted by the weather. His eyes narrowed as he folded his arms, "This sucks..." Amy waved her hand in a girly fashion, "Don't worry, Sonniku, it'll pass." Sonic rolled his eyes, then flopped down on the couch, "There's nothing to do except sit..." He then looked over at Shadow, who sat at the far end of the couch with his head turned. Sonic smiled, "Unless..." He slowly crept up next to Shadow, then poked his face. His face glowed with joy as he continued to poke Shadow. Shadow's red eyes suddenly met Sonic's green eyes, giving him the death glare, "What the hell are you doing?" Sonic cracked a grin, "I'm poking you." Shadow hissed, "WHY?!" Sonic closed his eyes and sneered, "I have nothing else to do, so I 'm poking you." (Sonic's face - 0_w0) Shadow kicked him away with his hover shoes, and Sonic crashed into a table. "Stay away from me you freak!" Shadow snarled. Tails and the others stared blankly. Sonic rubbed his head. Shadow stood up and pointed at him, "If you lay one more finger of yours on me, I will rip your hands off and hang them up as my souvenirs!" Sonic gulped (Sonic's sudden expression x_nx) Shadow crossed his arms and turned away, "Hopefully that makes you not do that again..." "Sonic!" Anna's voice cried out from upstairs as she came stumbling down. Sonic jumped with surprise, "What's up Anna?" Anna huffed, "Sonic..." She straightened her back, took a deep breath, then said, "Trisha's not upstairs in her room... I found that her gloves and sneakers were left behind!" Sonic sighed, "Huh, that's weird..." "Yeah I know," Anna said, itching behind her head. Kaz pushed into the conversation, "Maybe she's with Jericho." "Yeah, but where exactly could they be?" Amy asked. Thunder suddenly rolled, cutting off their discussion. Sonic glanced at the window. Anna switched her eyes from Sonic to the window, "Are you saying that they're out there somewhere in the middle of THAT storm?!" "Perhaps," Sonic growled. Kaz gazed at the raindrops pelting against the glass, "Hope Trisha and Jericho make it back here okay." "I'm sure they'll be fine," Sonic said. Another thunder rumbled, shaking the entire house. Everyone, except Shadow and Sonic, shuddered.
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Crickets chirped soundly, giving Jericho and Trisha a mezmerizing melody of sleep. A wet drop suddenly hit Jericho's nose. He twitched his nose a few times, then wrapped tighter around Trisha. A few more drops landed on his eyes, which eventually got him to wake up. Jericho yawned, his pearly white fangs aglow in the mist. He wiped his eye where the wetness got him, then gazed down tiredly on Trisha. She was still asleep, cuddled up nearly into a ball. Jericho scanned her body and grinned. A couple raindrops hit on his head, snapping him out of his dream mode. Jericho rubbed his head as he looked up. In the breaks of the leaves above, the sky was shadowy black, giving the forest view and ghastly appearance. A tiny roll of thunder rumbled, and rain showered out of the clouds. Jericho flattened his ears, despising the coldness of water. Trisha groaned, her mind coming back to reality. She opened her eyes a bit, "Je... Jericho......" Jericho turned, hearing her voice call his name. He rolled onto his knees, then scooped Trisha up into his arms, "It's okay Trisha. I'll get you to shelter." Trisha was half asleep, not knowing what was going on. Jericho's jewels on his wrists and boots illuminated as darkness thickened. He slowly got to his feet, then searched around for a place to hide from the storm. He stepped through the mushy puddles, looking for somewhere to shelter. He then spotted an old hollow tree. Jericho sighed, relieved. He gripped Trisha tighter, her body becoming more heavy from the rain. He hurried over to the dead tree, then crouched down, crawling inside. He sat on his bottom, with Trisha close to his body. Her gown was drenched from the showers. Trisha rubbed her eyes, trying to get them on focus, "What's going on?...." Lightning crackled, sending in a loud sound wave of thunder. Trisha's eyes were wide now, and she cowered close to Jericho's patch of white fur. Jericho wrapped his arms around her, keeping her protected. Trisha whimpered, "Wha... Where am I?" "You woke up when the storm started," Jericho said. "You'll be okay now. We're in a tree where we can stay dry." Trisha opened her eyes, then looked out at the rotted opening of the tree. She could see shimmers of rain pouring down, creating pools of mud. Lightning flashed in her eyes, and she held Jericho tighter, nearly cutting off circulation. Jericho smiled, rubbing her back, "You're not afraid of lightning are you?" Trisha's voice mumbled, "No....... Just surprised me....." Jericho's eyes relaxed, and he dug his face into her bangs. She smelled of dirt and water fresh from nature. Trisha shivered, clasping herself, "I'm so cold..." Jericho leaned back into the tree, then scooted Trisha even closer to his body, hugging her and keeping her warm. Trisha moved her arms and hugged around his waist. Jericho caressed the side of her body, and pushed away her damp bangs from her sleepy eyes. Trisha looked up into his eyes. His orange eyes were glowing against the grim darkness, a good combination of Halloween. Trisha felt like her entire body was drowning into a trance. Her flesh tingled, feeling a sudden numbness inside. The appearance of Jericho's soft smile seemed to play in slow motion, his golden irises covering and then uncovering from his eyelids. They both slid up close, and Trisha licked his lips, giving him a tender kiss. Jericho's muscles sighed, and he kissed along with her. Lightning broke out with a roar of thunder. Trisha quickly parted from Jericho's lips and huddled against his chest. Jericho was stuck in a daze, wishing it hadn't had stopped. He exhaled slowly, then bent over and rested his head on hers, holding her close. Trisha whispered, "I'm happy you're here with me......." Jericho looked out into the darkness, watching the crystal clear showers, then nuzzled into her hair, "I'm always there for you....." Trisha's eyelids went heavy, and she fell asleep, until another loud thunder rolled.