Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 10

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Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 10

“Because they were bad.
They were drinking and having s-x. Those are bad things. They deserved to die. Especially after they hurt you.

I made sure they died more painfully for you.”The good girl looked a little shocked after reading the end.

She looked up at him, her eyes wide.
“Y-you killed th-them b-because of me?”
“Mostly for you. They weren’t treating you right.”The good girl bit her lip and nodded slowly.
“S-so…I-if I start to drink a-and have…u-um…” the good girl hesitated, and Jason could see her face get darker as she shut her eyes. “…s-s-x…” the girl whispered the word as if saying it would cause a bolt of lightning to hit her directly in the heart. “…y-you would kill me?” Jason didn’t like to think about her doing such bad things.
She was too pure to even consider it.

And after watching her shy away from one word, he was sure it would take a heck of a lot to get her to actually perform it.
“Yes. But I know you won’t. You’re too innocent, and that’s why I want to protect you.”The good girl slowly stared up at him in slight awe, and Jason couldn’t help but feel a shot of adrenaline.
He never got a look like that before.
Even though it was soft, it meant something.
Jason slowly leaned toward her, his hand stretching out. The good girl gasped softly and shrunk away from him, tensing her body again. Jason withdrew slightly, trying to be careful, and tried to look at her comfortingly before reaching out again, slowly.

The good girl shut her eyes and stiffened more.
Jason swallowed hard, desperate, and patted her head. When he heard the girl gasp and wince, he quickly drew away, confused and worried.
He didn’t feel like he was hurting her, so why did she make that noise? The good girl shook slightly and slowly looked back up at him.
“Th-that hurt a little…p-please…u-um…” she glanced away and suddenly reached behind her and grabbed a handful of her hair and started to stroke it, keeping her arms tucked between her knees and chest.

Jason hadn’t noticed her hair until she did this. It was dark blonde, and it looked like it reached the middle of her shoulder blades.
“P-please don’t be so rough…I-I’m sorry…” Jason felt his heart sink.
He was rough…
that was unacceptable. He knew if he was rough with her, he was hurting her. Hurting a good girl would make him a bad boy.
He did NOT want to be a bad boy. He needed to learn how to be gentle, but the only problem was that he didn’t really know how. He never had to be gentle with anything before, since he never handled another person without killing them.

He knew this would be a challenge, but perhaps the good girl would help him become gentler.

But for the time being, he would have to teach himself.

Jason reached out again and stroked her neck so faintly he didn’t even feel it graze his gloved fingertips.
What the good girl did made him flinch. She giggled and twitched, letting her hair go to cover her neck.

“N-no! D-don’t do that!” she kept giggling, her laugh light. “Th-that tickled!” Jason watched as the good girl turned her head away, blushing deeply and a smile still on her face, as if she was almost hoping he would do it again.

Was he being gentle then? Perhaps just doing things more lightly would be gentle for her.
Jason felt himself smile behind his mask in delight when he saw her face light up from the unexpected – but gentle – gesture.
Even though he wasn’t trying to make her laugh, he did.

And it seemed to calm her down. And she was happy! Hearing her laughter sent chills up his spine, but it felt so good. He knew he would have to do that more often.