𝐕𝐈𝐑𝐆𝐈𝐍 𝐌𝐎𝐋𝐋𝐘 || stu macher

SEVENTEEN ; SEQUEL RULES

Molly had always hated hospitals. Especially after Monty Lipton made her watch Halloween II and Patrick.

They just really creeped her out.

But didn't have a choice except to sit in the hospital with her friends, while they were slowly asked questions, one by one. But it was okay, because they were waiting to make sure Derek was alright.

Molly's eyes were still red and raw from her encounter earlier. She really, really didn't want to believe that what happened in Woodsboro was happening again.

The Birist girl leaned against the well instead of sitting down in a chair like everyone else. She was too restless for that.

Georgie walked up to her, looking sympathetic and upset. "You alright, Molly?"

Molly sniffed. "I don't know." She crossed her arms as if she were cold. "You know, I knew this was coming..." She muttered.
Georgie gave her a look. "I knew this wasn't over...it wasn't gonna stop. Not until it got the ending it wants."

Georgie placed a hand on Molly's shoulder. "Hey, you're not alone, Molly. Okay? We're here for you, all of us."

Molly barely took comfort in his words. Having friends hadn't worked out so well the last time this happened. "Thanks, Georgie."

Georgie offered a small smile. "Of course." He patted her shoulder before walking to sit with Sidney and Mickey.

Molly watched him take the seat beside Mickey out of the corner of her eye before turning back. She caught sight of the television sitting on the receptionist's desk. It was playing the news. A local reporter was standing in front of the Omega Beta Zeta building, speaking into his mircophone. He was about halfway through his report.

"...the two victims, sorority member Cici Cooper and her friend Natalie Tatum, were both stabbed a multitude of times, but what killed them was their fifteen foot fall from the balcony. There is not yet any clear reason why these two girls were targeted and murdered, but the stab wounds suggest clearly that it was not suicide. The police have yet to come up with a suspect. This horrendous murder wasn't the only crime that took place in these sorority buildings tonight. In fact, just down this street, twenty year old Molly Birist and her friend Derek Heldman were attacked by the supposed killer that's now running around rampid. Molly Birist was one of the survivors of the infamous Woodsboro murders in California; she and fellow survivors and friends, Sidney Prescott and Randy Meeks, all go to Windsor collage, and attended a party taken place in the same sorority house where Birist was attacked. Reports have come in, and she claims her attacker was dressed in a Ghostface costume, the very same one worn by the three Woodsboro killers two years ago. The main mastermind of the operation in Woodsboro was Monty Lipton, who has since been arrested, diagnosed with severe psychopathic tendencies, and awaits an execution due to his death penalty. The only thing holding back the end of this killer is the location of his two accomplices; Billy Loomis and Stu Macher. The police have been completely unaware of the two's whereabouts since they fled the scene in Woodsboro two years ago, and have been missing ever since. According to fellow reporter and morning show host, Gale Weathers and Molly Birist, the two boys were stabbed several times by Lipton and were suffering from severe blood loss before they disappeared. Without proper treatment, both Loomis and Macher were presumed dead, and an all out manhunt began searching for their bodies. They were never found. Of course, with the possibility of these two horrendous killers still on the loose, there comes the speculation that Loomis and Macher might be the ones behind these recent murders, and the attempt on Birist and Feldman's life. While there has been no evidence to support this, many people here are already starting to come to this chilling conclusion. Tonight, we are all left with many questions. Have the Woodsboro killers returned to tie off their loose ends? Is it simply just another person following in their footsteps? And most importantly, are we all safe?"