When Mckenna Reed finds herself dragged into the series of Woodsboro Murders and realises that her book smarts aren't going to help her anymore.
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CHAPTER ONE “ARE YOU SATISFIED?”
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“IT'S GETTING LATE,” DEWEY TOLD MCKENNA as he leaned against the kitchen door frame, watching his goddaughter clean up his dirty plates that had been wasting away in the sink for two weeks now. “Your parents are probably worried and you’ve probably got some homework to start.”
“It’s fine,” Mckenna chuckled lightly, sliding the clean plate into the cupboard above her head, taking a glance over her shoulder at the man. “My parents are out on some date or another and my homework for the entire semester has been done for months. Besides, your plates are so dirty, I’m scared there’s some sort of new life form breeding on them.”
“Well, if there is, I’m sure you’ll figure it out,” Dewey laughed at her. Despite his lonely existence, he’d always get a little ray of sunshine whenever Mckenna came and visited him. Even if it was just for a few hours. “But once you’re done, I’m driving you home. You know it’s not all that safe out, especially at night.”
Mckenna nodded seriously. “I know.”
Of course she did. At only nine-years-old she had visited her older sister, Kirby, in the hospital after the Woodsboro Murders of 2011. She had been stabbed by Charlie Walker, the boy that had once babysat Mckenna twice a week. A few moments later, Charlie was killed by his girlfriend and Sidney Prescott’s cousin, Jill Roberts. A couple other Woodsboro teens were killed as well and Mckenna’s godmother, Gale Weathers, nearly died.
