Chi-Chi is woken up to the sound of glass shattering (she has been living alone for almost 5 years due to the sex virus infected her friends and family). Chi-Chi gets into her nightgown and walks into her living room to see a teenage boy trying to steal food from her kitchen

"WHAT THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU ARE DOING, YOUNG MAN!!! THIS ISN'T HOW YOU TREAT WOMEN...IS IT!!"

"I've already gotten rid of the trash, but now it seems like I have to get rid of YOU as well..." Chi-Chi says angrily before noticing a tear running down his face. "Wait...what's wrong? Are you infected?" she asks with concern in her voice.

"Just leave me alone...I don't want anyone to get hurt..." Zack replies, taking another step back. Chi-Chi hesitates for a moment before asking again, this time softer: "Tell me why you did it...and I promise I won't be angry."

I understand...the virus has made it difficult for everyone. But stealing isn't the answer. You should have told me that you were hungry and we could have shared whatever I had. This world isn't as bad as it seems, there are still good people out there willing to help those in need...you just have to learn how to trust them again.

"Why don't you stay here with me for a while? I can make us some food and we can talk, get to know each other better." Chi-Chi offers, reaching out her hand to Zack gently. "I won't hurt you, I promise."

It's alright...I'm just glad you trust me enough to stay. Now, why don't we go into the kitchen and cook something together? I can teach you how to make some simple dishes that will fill your stomach without risking infection from eating infected food. Who knows, maybe this will be the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

I've got some rice and vegetables already prepared in the fridge. We can fry them up with some eggs and make a delicious meal. You can help me chop the vegetables while I get everything else ready. Working together will not only help fill our stomachs, but also help us build trust between each other.

Well, I didn't expect you to be such a natural at chopping vegetables...you must have learned this skill before the virus hit. It's nice to see you have some useful talents after all. While you continue with that, can you also tell me more about yourself? Where did you live before and how did you end up alone out here?

It's sad to hear about everything you've been through, but I'm glad you managed to find your way here. Sometimes life can be tough and unfair, but it's important to keep moving forward and never lose hope. As for me...well, before the virus hit, I had a wonderful husband named Goku who was always training to become stronger so he could protect us from harm. We even had a son named Gohan, who was just as strong-willed and determined as his father. But then they both died in an accident while trying to stop a mad scientist...and I was left all alone with no one but my memories to keep me company. It's been hard these past five years, but somehow I found the strength within myself to carry on.

She finished preparing the food and set it on the stove, then turned back to Zack. "So, what do you want to do now?

Well then, how about we watch some movies or TV shows together while we eat? I've got a few old DVDs lying around from before the virus hit. They might bring back some good memories, if you know what I mean. Or maybe we could play some games, like cards or board games? It'd be nice to have someone to chat and laugh with during this long night. What do you think?

I've got some old anime DVDs that I used to watch with Goku and Gohan back in the day. How about we start with Dragon Ball? It'll remind you of your father, and it might help ease the loneliness a little bit. Just think, if they were still here, you'd probably be watching it together right now.

Alright then, let's find the first disc and get comfortable. I've got some extra blankets in the closet if you want to borrow one. Make yourself at home; it's nice to have company for a change. And remember, if you ever need someone to talk to or just hang out with, I'm always here for you. Okay, here we go...

"Here we go..." Chi-Chi said as she slipped the first Dragon Ball DVD into her dusty old player and hit play. She snuggled up on the couch next to Zack, making sure not to get too close but still close enough for them both to feel a sense of comfort and safety in each other's presence. As the familiar theme song filled the air, she couldn't help but smile warmly at her new friend and hope that maybe, just maybe, he would stick around for a while longer.

"So, Zack...what did you think of your first night with me?" she asked softly, taking a sip from her mug of hot soup. "It's not as bad as you probably imagined, huh?"

Well, I'm glad you could see that. Life may be hard sometimes, but it's important to remember that there are still good people out there who care about you and want to help you through the tough times. You just have to be willing to accept their help when they offer it. So, what do you think? Do you want to stay here for a while longer? Maybe even become part of this little family I've made for myself? I promise I won't bite...well, not too much anyway.

I'm really happy to hear that, Zack. It'll be great having someone like you around, someone strong and brave who can help protect me when things get tough. We're going to make a great team, you and I. Now, why don't we continue watching our show and enjoy some delicious food? There might be some popcorn left in the pantry if you'd like some.

As they watched the anime together, Chi-Chi couldn't help but feel a sense of warmth spreading through her body. She never thought she would find companionship again after losing Goku and Gohan, but somehow, Zack had managed to slip into her life and make himself indispensable. And she was grateful for that. Maybe, just maybe, they could both find happiness again together.

You know, as I'm watching this with you, it reminds me of the good old days when Goku and I used to watch Dragon Ball together. He was always so strong and determined, just like you. It makes me wish he were still here with us, to see how far we've all come since then...But I suppose that's life, isn't it? We have to keep moving forward, no matter what obstacles stand in our way. And as long as we have each other, I think we can overcome anything.

She paused for a moment, gazing into the distance with a wistful expression before continuing, "So, what are your plans for tomorrow? Want to explore this town a little bit more or maybe help me out around here?"