The Boss Baby: Family Business - Together We Stand (Alternate Version)

NOTE: Make sure to get some tissues to blow after reading that emotional story.

I have seen freaky and deleted Boss Baby scenes before, but a sad scene popped up in my head.

Well, the original is not a sad scene, but Tabitha sobbing, makes me cry. Today, you are going to hear something very emotional and it could make you sad.

I was playing the Toy Story 2 game on my Disney emulator. The character I was playing as was Buzz. However, my iPhone buzzed interrupting my free-time.

I paused the game, and see what the notification was. It was from DreamWorks Animation.

When I opened it, it said; “Hello, Dreamworks Fan from U.S.. We have found a deleted and extended version of a Boss Baby: Family Business clip where Tabitha sings the "Together We Stand" song. We were supposed to add this in the final film itself, but we realized how depressing and sad it is that can make audiences cry, so we cut it out. Kind regards, - DreamWorks Animation and Universal.“

I got my laptop and I got ready to download the file.

The file name was; "thebossbaby2togetherwestandalternateending.mov"

I clicked the file, and it started.

"Oh, I have a sad feeling about this." I said sadly, to myself.

The video then started. it showed the kids dressed up as presents (or gifts, preferably) walking away, while Tabitha gets ready to sing.

"Oh, look! Look! There she is!" Carol said, like in the final film. "There's our little angel."

"Tabby's in the tree!" Ted Sr. said. The camera the panned out to what apeared to be Tabitha.

I was glad that everything was normal at that time.

It cut to Tabitha, getting confused.

Just then, it then faded to a shot of Tim and his baby brother in timeout.

They were a little bit worried,

The ninja babies walk away and the door was closed. "You had one job to do. One job." Ted Jr. said, like in the final film itself.

"The fountain!" Tim (with the voice of James Marsden) said in shock.

"It's flooding the room." Ted Jr. said.

"This isn't a time-out." Tim said to himself. "It's game over."

Just then, it cut back to the gift-kids humming, while the camera panned up to Tabitha on top of the Christmas tree. Also just then, a bright light then turned on in front of her eyes. Tabitha breathed heavily, while it did that.

After a few seconds, one of the gift-kids, playing the piano saying, "Psst... It's 1, 2, 3, and 1, 2, 3!".

Just then, depressing piano music played in the background, while Tabitha breathed heavily again.

I felt bad for her, I began to cry for the music, but I tried to.

Just then, pink, green and blue music notes popped up in the crowd.

Also just then, Tabitha began singing the song.

After a minute, a bright white light appeared, transitioning into Ted Jr. and Tim trying to get out of the rope that they are tied in.

"You're right... I blew it. I ruined the mission, and I'm a terrible father." Tim said sadly.

"Hey, you did sort of ruin the mission. But you're a great dad!" The baby said.

"No! I'm not." Tim said.

"I could never do your job, I mean, you work around the clock, you can't even quit if you wanted to, and you don't even get paid!" Ted Jr. said. "Frankly, I don't see how that's legal."

"I was always jealous of you. I wanted to be successful too, you know." Tim said.

"Sure, Tim. I made a lot of money. But you made a family." He said. "The truth is: It's lonely at the top."

Just then, it faded back to Tabitha singing the rest of the song.

After a while, it then faded to the couple in the water.

"You know, I'm... ...I'm sorry we don't see each other anymore." Tim apologized sadly, trying to cry.

"A very wise person once told me just because you grow up, doesn't mean you have to grow apart." The baby said.

"Was it Tina?" Tim asked.

"Oh, yeah."

"Boy, it's crazy how smart she is." Tim said.

"It's like she looks right into your soul!" The baby said.

"I'm sorry, that I missed your graduations." Tim apologized, about to cry. However, something was different than the final film, he began to cry softly with realistic tears streaming out of his eyes. His sobbing was real (rather than fake), as if his actor James Marsden was in pain and tears.

"I'm sorry I missed your one wedding." said the baby.

"I'm sorry I wasn't there for you..." said Tim and the baby at the same time.

Just then, it faded back to Tabitha singing the song, while the crowd takes pictures of her singing.

As Tabitha finished singing, the crowd then became frozen.

Tabitha chuckled shortly. And she breathed heavily, and she began to cry.

Her sobbing was real (than fake) as if her actress Ariana Greenblatt was in tears.

She got out on top of the tree, while crying realistically.

After she leaves, Tina said this "Oh, poor Tabitha...".

Just then, Dr. Armstrong then showed up in front of the frozen crowd, then the crowd turned into zombies.

Dr. Armstrong laughed in a fake way.

"They are ZOMBIES?!?" Tina asked in her mind in shock.

"The "Baby-Revolution" has begun!" Armstrong said.

The babies are on top of a pink cake, laughing, while the sign goes down on top of the cake saying, "B-Day Upload".

Tina ran away, calling for someone.

"Daddy! Uncle Ted! Where are you?" Tina called and asked.

It then faded to Tabitha crying alone, in the hallway.

I felt like crying with her too. And then, I did. It then cut to Tabitha's face, crying with sadness.

There was depressing piano music that played and was similar to "When She Loved Me" from Toy Story 2 mixed with "Red is Blue" from Hoodwinked when she was crying.

The crying lasted for about 10 seconds.

Just then, the door opened and closed by itself.

Tabitha sniffed and cried at the same time.

Just then, the video then finally ended.

I was in sadness, that I began to cry.

I then emailed to DreamWorks and Universal, that I had seen the most heartbreaking scene I had seen yet. They messaged back and said that they apologized and they made a different scene of that version.

I was crying while sitting in my room, thinking what I just saw. That night, I then slept with my Tabitha doll, to keep me occupied.

However, this version was not made by Aidan Clorington or either James Winterstone. They are more sick bastards than that.

Please, do me a favor, keep your emotions under control...