One day, across town in a neat little house, the girls real mother sat down for tea with their aunt. They sat with their tea, and discussed all the recent happenings in their lives. The mother cursed her daughters new stepmother, wishing for her to leave the house. The aunt said to the mother, “how do you always know what happens in that house?” The mother said, “Can you keep a secret?” and pointed to a clock. She told the aunt “look inside and wait.” Both women peered into the clock, waiting and squinting, and alas a portal opened, in which they could see each and every thing and sound occurring in the lone old man’s house. When suddenly, both women glanced at each other in confusion, and back into the clock, in horror as they saw the Squaresvillian women pouring a weird white powdery substance into the soup she was making.
“That witch!” the girl’s mother screamed as she accidentally knocked over the kettle, and all the tea spilled. The mother and aunt hurriedly ran to the man’s house, grabbing the Squaresvillian witch, locking her in the basement. They called the old man out of his office. Visibly upset, he threatened to call the local police force on their delusions, but the women urged him to look at his melting clock. In hopes of satisfying their desires for them to get out of his house, he looked at the clock waiting and waiting. The aunt looked at the mother, as nothing had appeared. The mother then secretly pressed a interesting button on a square device and thus appeared the scene in the melting clock in which the Squaresvillian woman was pouring the poison into the girls soup.