>Well I had a little writers block, so this chapter isn’t really interesting.
BUT
You do find out why Slendy is so interested in Irony.
That is if you haven’t already figured it out.<
His lips were pressed against mine, and I was in complete shock. I couldn’t think, yet that was all I was doing. I couldn’t move. I wanted too, but I couldn’t.
In reality the kiss only lasted a few seconds, but it felt like forever to me. I didn’t know what to do.
Eventually my instincts snapped in, and I kicked him off of me, instantly regretting it. “J-Jeff, I...”
Then I woke up. The kiss was a dream. A brush of relief flowed through me.
I looked down to see my leg was wrapped in bandages, where I remember being stabbed. I stepped out of bed, ignoring how much it hurt to walk, and left the room that was currently holding me captive. I closed the door, making sure not to make a nose, and walked downstairs. It was early, and I was sure no one had woken up yet.
I felt so out of place here.
I was snapped out of my thoughts, when a tendril wrapped around my waist. I was lifted off the ground, where I was just feet away from Slendermans face. I smiled. “Good morning.”
His face muscles curved into a joyful ‘smile’. “Look who’s finally awake.”
I looked at him, confused slightly. “What are you talking about? We talked yesterday morning.”
He seemed confused for a moment, then chuckled. “You had quite a dream last night, didn’t you?”
“What?”
“What you’re talking about, was a dream. All of it. After you were attacked by Jane, you feel into a coma, while you were in that coma, you had that dream. The one with you and Jeffery.”
“You said you wouldn’t get in my head.” I managed to croak out the words, feeling tears rim my eyes. “You lied to me.”
“Darling I-”
“Put me down.”I commanded in a whisper, not wanting to wake anyone. He did as I asked, and I limped outside. Once I outside, Slenderman teleported in front of me. I just wanted to go
Home. I know I sound like a baby, and you would probably think I was over reacting, with the whole dream thing, but I have my reasons to be this way. He was able to get one of my dreams; maybe he could get things from my childhood? To think I trusted him.
“How much have you seen, other than the dream?” I said, not daring to face him.
“Irony, we’ve meet before.” His hand cupped my chin, and made me look up.
“What do you mean?” I swatted his hand away, clearly confused.
He reached into the pocket of his suit and pulled out a small, yellow, stuffed animal and healed it up to me. I felt more tears rim my eyes, as I took the stuffed Pikachu out of his hand.
“How’d you-”
Before I could finsh, I felt a sudden shock then a memory flowed back.
*Flashback (Irony age five) * >Note: I’ve posted the same flashback before, but this has a part she didn’t remember.<
I woke in the middle of the night. I felt uneasy, and walked to my parents bedroom. The room was empty. “Mommy? Daddy?”I called softly. I slowly walked downstairs, holding my stuffed Pikachu, for protection. I saw the form of a man, lying on the couch. I walked over to him, and noticed he looked a lot like my daddy, but wasn’t my daddy. His midnight black hair toppled over his eyes, as he lie on his side, breathing heavily. I smiled, and excitedly hugged him, instantly waking him. “Uncle Henry! You came!” He pushed me off of him, sitting up, with a look of disgust on his face. Back then I didn’t understand how much he hated me, so I shrugged off the pain, from my head hitting the hard wooden floor. Still smiling, I got up. “Where are mommy and daddy?”
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The Irony of it all (Jeff the killer) (In edit)
FanfictionIrony Storm is a loner with a broken home, she chooses to ignore her past, and fights against bullies at school. She’s trying to figure out life, and its game, while dealing with a psychopathic killer. Will she die trying?