Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 18

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Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 18

“I-I-I…I-I’m s-so s-so-sorry…” her voice slowly eased into a high-pitched squeal and she buried her face in her hands. “I-I-I di-didn’t mean t-to a-anger y-you…I-I-I c-couldn’t sl-sleep a-and I-I d-don’t r-r-remem-mber h-how I g-got in th-th-that room a-and wh-when I-I-I saw…” she trailed off and just continued to cry, her body shaking. Jason watched her weakly, and he slowly started to write again. He had never heard someone stutter so much before. It sounded so genuine, though, like she was telling the truth straight from her heart, but she was scared beyond her comprehension that he wouldn’t believe her.


But of course he believed her. She was too delicate to ever lie like that. She did say herself that she couldn’t sleep without her stuffed dog in her possession. Even though Jason honestly thought that his stuffed rabbit would be enough for her to at least get SOME sleep, but there must have been something really special about this dog.

“Good girl, please don’t cry. I’m not mad at you anymore. I will tell you everything later, but now you really need to sleep. Wait, though…”Jason shook the notepad in front of her gently, and she slowly looked up, her eyes red. She looked up him slowly, confused. Jason tried to give her a soft look and slowly reached out to her. He watched as she slowly shrunk away, slight fear in her eyes. He grazed his fingers along the side of her neck again, hopefully, and his eye brightened when he saw her break into a small fit of giggles, trying to brush his hand away. Jason smiled behind his mask as the feeling he felt before instantly flew out the window.

“I brought your things back, good girl.”Jason slowly pulled the stuffed dog from behind him and held it out to her gently. He saw the good girl’s eyes light up quickly as she gently took it from his hands, hugging it quickly and burying her face in its chest. Jason felt his heart warm up at the sight.

“Th-thank y-you…” the good girl smiled up at him softly, pulling away from the stuffed dog.

Jason was never thanked for anything before, and the thought of that made his face heat up quickly. He tried to hide it by looking away and scratching his head, hoping it would distract her.

“D-do you wanna kn-know her name?” Jason looked at her and tilted his head to the side.

The dog had a name?

“O-of course she h-has a name!” The good girl giggled shyly at him, hugging the dog close to her chest.

…She?

“H-her name is Lacey…I-I’ve had her s-since I was really little…” she looked down at the stuffed dog – Lacey – and traced it-her face. “Sh-she means a-a whole lot t-to me…m-more than a-anyone could th-think…” her voice sounded distant, as if she wasn’t in that room anymore. Jason watched her softly, feeling slightly honored that the good girl was willing to share her feelings with him so soon.

She glanced up at him, her face slightly going back to normal, and she held Lacey in both of her hands, the face sticking out towards him.

Jason looked at her for a second, confused, before she quickly pressed Lacey’s face against his mask. Jason flinched at the action and tensed, and the good girl laughed at his reaction.

“Sh-she’s thanking you, silly!” The good girl laughed more and her face flushed up again. “Th-that was pretty ch-childish…” she then laughed even harder, hugging her stomach. Jason was shocked. Just one second ago she thought her life was about to end, and now she’s treating him like her best friend.

He liked it.

Jason couldn’t help but laugh a little. She was truly one of the cutest things he had ever seen.

She was acting like a child, but he could tell she wasn’t doing it intentionally. It was just how she was inside. This only proved her innocence further! Jason could hear Mother squealing in happiness again.

“You’re a silly girl.”The good girl blushed at what he wrote and smiled at him shyly.

“N-not i-in a weird way…r-right?”
“Of course, good girl.”The good girl giggled again and let out a raspy, but heavy yawn. She instinctively cupped her hands over her mouth, which reminded Jason exactly how tired she must have been.

“Do you think you can sleep now, good girl?”She nodded up at him shyly and hugged Lacey with one arm, stretching her arm out with the other in an effort to stretch her body within the confines of her position; Jason was taking up most of the bed.