Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 59

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Must Read: Friday The 13th *Ever Scary* - Season 1 - Episode 59

Destiny watched nervously, willing herself not to whimper as he stalked down the road, as if trying to see if he had any possibility of finding her again and chasing her. She watched him through the trees to see exactly how far he would go, and once she saw that he was a good twenty or so miles away, she slowly made her way out of the trees and toward his house again. She honestly hadn’t a clue why this entered her mind to try and scare him, but the best idea she could come up with was to try and make it look like she had run off, then sneak back into the house as if nothing happened. Perhaps she just thought it’d make things more interesting. Or maybe she just thought that Jason wouldn’t get too upset once he noticed that she wasn’t really gone and had never left in the first place. Or…maybe she had just written her own will.

Destiny stopped abruptly at the thought, her heart leaping in throat which immobilized her breathing almost at an instant.

She didn’t think that Jason would kill her because of this. In a way, she was being a bad girl by scaring him and making him think she was a bad girl by running away from him. And he has told her many, many times how he only killed bad girls…Destiny swallowed hard and fought back the urge to vomit. Maybe she had taken this too far. Maybe Jason really was going to kill her when he found out she was only kidding.


Destiny closed her eyes slightly and felt the brink of all she was thinking of literally hit her. She fell in a heap on the ground. At the moment her mind was unable to distinguish exactly what was the floor and what was the sky. It was all mixed together with an image of Jason walking up to her with his gleaming machete in his hand.


She tried to reason with herself and get this awful thought out of her head. Why would Jason hurt her for something like this? Sure, it was a bit surprising, but it wasn’t something for him to kill her over…right?

Destiny sighed shakily and hesitantly got to her feet only to realize how hard she was shaking.

Perhaps if she reasoned with Jason first he wouldn’t kill her…perhaps.

She bit her lip as she let her gaze wander around the wilderness of the campsite. Even though she was in a panicked state, she couldn’t help but realize how beautiful it was outside. Granted, she didn’t spend that much time outside in the first place, so she always thought any kind of wilderness was pleasing to look at. She saw the sun glaze over every single blade of grass that covered the ground, making the whole scene almost glow with a transparent green aura.

The sunlight reflected off the leaves of the trees which gave off the same aura to the sky. Destiny took a deep sigh and exhaled slowly, enjoying the fresh air for what felt like the first time. Destiny was always cooped up at home when she was still there, so she never really knew what it felt like to be outdoors for so long. And so far, she liked it.

Destiny slowly started to walk past Jason’s shabby home, admiring the beauty that was around her. She always had respect for nature, but she never realized exactly how beautiful it could be, even if you thought a serial killer was about to slash you into pieces. The erratic thumping in her throat had slowly died down as her mind wandered around with her body.

She found herself taking long, deep breaths, as if trying to breathe all the air before it was taken away from her. Doing so caused her to close her eyes and stumble upon possibly the most beautiful sight she had ever come across.

Destiny had seen delicate fields on television, but they didn’t come to compare to the one that was displayed in front of her now. This field had an array of flowers. Flowers that Destiny had never seen before in her life. Even though she had never really been a flower person, how could someone not appreciate these ones? Each and every petal looked as if it was painted by hand by a truly gifted artist. Destiny almost hesitated to touch one; she had the feeling that it would crumble in her hands if she did. But the minute the petal came in contact with her fingertips, she gasped. She had never felt such a thin, silky feeling before. It was almost unreal, like a thing you could only feel in a book or a movie. Destiny knew she wouldn’t be able to pull herself away from the splendor that was this field. Even if a serial killer was after her, she wouldn’t mind being killed in such a gorgeous place. Destiny slowly and carefully sat down cross-legged on the ground, making sure not to crush any of the flowers around her. Why hadn’t Jason shown her this place before?


However, Jason was not seeing the same things that Destiny was seeing. Within his already somewhat poor eyesight, given the awful state he was in, he could only see red.