Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 42

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Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 42

Her eyes were pretty too. They were a deep brown color that seemed to shine whenever she smiled. Jason couldn’t help but stare into them as much as he could without her realizing, which he found out he was pretty good at. Whether that was a good thing or a bad thing, he didn’t know.


And she was such a tiny girl, too. She had such a small figure that he almost had to ask if she was anorexic or something. He had seen an anorexic girl once stumble into his campsite about two years ago. She was almost as small as Destiny was, but he knew she wasn’t supposed to be.

Jason couldn’t help but watch her for a little while, wondering why on earth she thought she was fat, since that’s what she always mumbled that to herself. In the end, when Jason was about to kill her, she was gone. He wondered what ever happened to her…
…Anyway, back to Destiny.

Yeah, she was tiny. And light, too. When he picked her up, he almost threw her across the room by accident. Picking her up was definitely something he didn’t expect to do. Ever. And he didn’t really expect for her to let him. But holding her like that was nice. He had seen other guys to it to girls, and he didn’t really see what the big deal was. The girls seemed so happy when it happened, which irritated him a bit. Hell, anyone could do that. Especially him. But after doing it to Destiny, he felt something sweep over him. She didn’t seem to like it, but it felt so good to him. It felt like he was protecting her, which was his goal after all. She was probably just shocked that he did it at all, since, you know, no one would have seen it coming. Not even him. She felt so delicate in his arms. He felt like he could have snapped her in half if he wasn’t too careful, which did frighten him a bit. He didn’t know what he would do to himself if he did actually wind up hurting her. She would leave him, of course, which would be punishment enough. But just the fact that he did hurt her would make him feel like he deserved even more punishment then that.

Right now, now that she was gone, he felt really lonely. More lonely then he had ever felt before.

He missed her already and she wasn’t even gone ten minutes. He missed her smile, her cute little laugh, her soft skin that glowed when she was nervous, her tiny frame curled up against his couch, her gentle brown eyes that-
“See? I knew you liked her!”
Jason jumped as the thought flew out of his mind at the sound of his mother giggling at him.

“Did you honestly think I couldn’t hear you, you silly boy? I caught every single word!”

Jason felt his face go red and he stared at his mother in disbelief. Was he really that dumb? Did he not think that Mother couldn’t hear him?

‘Mother, I-!’
“Never lie to your mother, Jason dear. She’ll always get her way to the truth somehow!”
‘I don’t like her!’
“Jason, don’t you even think about trying to get out of this one. You do like her, and there’s nothing wrong with that!”
Jason sighed weakly and glanced away from his mother’s head.

‘Mother…she doesn’t like me that way.’

“That doesn’t mean she won’t in time, Darling. Don’t you lose hope, yet. She’s only been here for a few days, and not even that.

Just give her time.”

Jason sighed and looked back at his mother.

‘…Do you think she would like me?’
“Jason, you’re such a special boy. Of course she’ll like you!”
Destiny sighed as she pulled into the parking lot to the local grocery store. She was already not used to seeing so many people around. She had already gotten used to the quietness around Camp Crystal Lake and the fact that there was so much noise was giving her a headache. She slowly got out of the car and walked into the grocery store, pushing her wallet into her jeans pocket. Destiny wanted to make this trip fast and get it over with. Believe it or not, she already felt unsafe.

Destiny didn’t realize how safe she truly felt with Jason around. Sure, she was still a little scared of him, but he still gave her a sense of protection. Now she felt vulnerable, like someone would jump her at any second. Boy would they pay, wouldn’t they? The look in Jason’s eye still sent chills up her spine. Boy, did he know how to intimidate…

Destiny couldn’t help but sigh to herself again as she grazed the aisles, picking up things that she liked and ingredients for meals. She was already starting to miss him. She missed his somewhat scary but also calming presence when he walked into the room. She missed how he would pat her head, which she thought was really sweet. She missed how he would tilt his head to the side whenever he was lost. Destiny couldn’t help but smile. For a big scary man, he was pretty cute!