Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 41

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Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 41

So Destiny and Jason wrote another contract, promising that Destiny would tell Jason if anything bad happened to her while she was out and that she could only go out once a week. Destiny knew she wouldn’t have to go out more than that, so she agreed. Her punishment would be to not be allowed to leave the campsite for a week. Destiny didn’t mind that either, even though she already knew she wouldn’t break her promise. Once she made a promise, she kept it, regardless of what happened.


Destiny decided it would be for the best if she went out shopping as soon as she could. Destiny wanted to get it over with, first off, and secondly, she was still starving out of her mind, since she hardly ate any of her oatmeal (Jason wound up having a second helping). Of course, Jason wasn’t too please, but he knew that he would have to let her go sooner or later.

Jason knew that he was being pretty selfish during their argument earlier that day, but he didn’t care. He just didn’t want her to go. If anything, he wanted to destroy the car so she couldn’t have gone anywhere. But he knew he was acting ridiculous, and that he had to let her go out every once in a while. He knew she didn’t like oatmeal, since she let him have her bowl, and the food that was brought to them was running out already. Jason knew he had to be a big boy and just sU-Ck it up, but it was tough.


The more serious fact was that someone could hurt her while she was out there. Someone could possibly take her innocence away, and just the thought of it made his blood boil. The last thing he ever wanted to see was Destiny running to him half-naked and bleeding her virginity. He had seen girls get raped a few times, and he made sure to kill the boys more brutally then he usually did, for the girls’ sake. S-x was bad enough, but having s-x against your will was even worse in Jason’s opinion. As for the girls, all of them were so traumatized by what happened it looked as if they were somewhat willing to die.

That was surprising to Jason when he first saw it, And he knew he never wanted to see that look on Destiny’s face in his entire existence.

When Destiny got into the car, she waved Jason goodbye and backed out of the driveway. Jason gave a little wave back and walked back to his house, and straight into Mother’s room.

“You’ve become so protective of Destiny already, Honey…are you sure you don’t like her?”
“Mother, I do like her. Just not in the way you think.”
“Why not? I don’t see any reason why you can’t like her!”
“I didn’t say I can’t like her. I’m just saying I don’t like her in that way!”
“You think so, Jason?”
“Yeah. I think so!”
“Well, I can already tell that you’re lying to me.”Jason looked up at his mother’s head and tilted his head to the side. Would he EVER lie to Mother? Never! That would make him a bad boy! Besides…he WAS telling the truth! He DID like her…just not in that way!

…Right?

Jason had to think about it a little. Destiny was, without a doubt, the sweetest thing he had ever seen in his life. Her shyness expressed how pure she really was, so Jason knew she wouldn’t be lying to him. And she acted so genuine that he felt like he could tell her anything, hence the reason why he did show her everything about his past.

He knew that if, in any event, he had to tell someone about what he had been through, he would have cut some of the things out. Some things he would have rather stay private, like how Mother actually died, and how he was bullied as a kid. But with Destiny, he felt like he could tell her everything. And he did. And he got the biggest shock of his life.

And even though Destiny was a shy, shy girl, she was…silly! When she relaxed and wasn’t so scared anymore, she treated Jason as if she was his best friend. Jason never had a friend before, other than his mother, if that counted.

The thought of it made him warm up with happiness for what felt like the first time since he was kid. The fact that Destiny was able to act like herself around a man who had hydrocephalus, drowned in a lake and somehow revived, and killed four people in front of her eyes was utterly amazing to him. It seemed that Destiny had been able to get past all of that and see what Jason really was. Jason knew that she still must have been scared of him, but she was still able to relax and be herself around him. That meant a lot to him. It felt like he had actually made a friend by just being who he really was, which was all he ever really wanted.

Jason smiled softly at the thoughts churning in his head. He was starting to remember all the times she had smiled at him. She had such a nice smile.

It didn’t look the fake smile the bad girls had.

Her smile looked real. Sure, her teeth weren’t as bright as the bad girls’ teeth were, and after finding out that she was rich, she could have definitely whitened them in some way, and yet she didn’t. That made her more real to him.