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

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

Destiny stared out the window, holding onto the duffel bag that was packed to the brim with everything she would ever need for a week alone. Of course, she wasn’t exactly alone, but she kind of wished to be in this situation instead of being stuck with these four people.
The other four teenagers were talking animatedly to one another, even though they had never once met before.
However, she knew the minute they were together, they would get along pretty quickly.

And she was right.


There were two girls and two boys.

Made more sense than anything at this point.
Nothing made sense anymore anyway.
Destiny had just won a trip to Camp Crystal Lake that she didn’t even enter.
She didn’t even know what Camp Crystal Lake was, but she was hoping that this would be an opportunity to meet some new people and actually build some friendships.
Destiny had no friends where she came from, but that didn’t mean she pushed everyone away.

No one took the time to get to know her.

Destiny may have been shy, but she loved to talk to people, especially when she was given the chance to make a friend.

But no matter how many times she tried to make friends, they all failed one way or another.

Nevertheless, Destiny never found a reason to give in, and always managed to stay positive.

Anyway, both of the girls were definitely hitting an eleven on the s--t scale of one to ten.

One was named Lucy, and was wearing a spaghetti-strap shirt that easily showed her colorful, lacey bra, and a pair of incredibly short jean shorts.

The other girl was named Brianna and was wearing a V-neck top that showed the fake cleavage her parents gave her as a birthday present this year, and a miniskirt that barely covered her legs and backside.

One of the boys was driving, and his name was Derek.

He wasn’t wearing a shirt, which exposed his toned body.

Lucy and Brianna didn’t seem to mind.

The other boy was named Eli, and he was wearing a muscle shirt, which hardly covered his muscles either.

All in all, Destiny was disgusted.

Sure, it was pretty hot out, but did they have to dress like they were getting ready to air a nude scene in a p--n movie?

Destiny sighed and shut her eyes.

She just wanted to shut out their annoying voices from her head.

If only she had her MP3 player.

She almost brought it along with her, but decided against it.

She didn’t want to bring any electronics with her when she was out camping, except her cellphone, which she only brought just in case of an emergency.

There really wasn’t any other reason for it; she had no one in her contacts anyway.
“Hey, you,” Destiny suddenly felt a nudge on her shoulder.

She looked up to see Brianna looking at her, with a rather smug look on her face.

“What’s with you, huh? Don’t you talk?” the girl asked, tossing her silky brown hair to the side.

Destiny then noticed that both Eli and Lucy were watching her as well.

Destiny fought back a blush that threatened to hit her face, and took a deep breath.

“Of course I talk, don’t be silly,” she said rather cheerfully, smiling at Brianna.

“I just haven’t thought of anything to say is all.

I’m kinda quiet, you see.”

Brianna gave Destiny a weird look as Eli and Lucy looked at each other and fought back laughter.

“Uh huh, right,” Brianna said, sounding uninterested.

“Well, I got something to ask you.”
Destiny’s eyes lit up slightly.

Finally, this might be the opportunity to make a friend!
“What’s your favorite kind of Tequila?”
Destiny quickly froze and let the blush take her face over.

This was one of the things she couldn’t talk about.

And for one simple reason; she didn’t drink.

“I-I…w-well, I…”
“Oh, my God, don’t tell me you don’t drink!” Eli cried, slapping his hand on his forehead in amazement.

“You have GOT to be kidding me!”
Brianna’s perfect face broke into a smile and she broke into laughter, Lucy following suit.I-I…w-well, I…

“Are you serious?” Lucy screamed, slinging an arm around Brianna, who was wiping skin-colored tears off her face.

“What a fu-Ckin’ prude! Now you’re gonna tell us you’ve never been la!d!”
Destiny felt her face go redder.

She knew this was something she could NEVER talk about.

Destiny didn’t believe in s-x before marriage.

She was also not even close to having s-x with someone; she had never had a boyfriend before.

Brianna, Eli and Lucy all waited for her response, but when they saw Destiny’s face just turn darker, they broke out into harder levels of howling laughter, clutching onto each other for support.

Derek, who was now listening in on the conversation, was now laughing his butt off as well, smacking his fist on the horn.

“You ARE a prude! Holy s--t, I never knew they existed until now!” Eli roared, gripping the car seat for support.

“That is SO pathetic!” Lucy cried.

“And here I thought you were, like, carsick or something!

You’re just a freak! A f-----g NERD!”
This caused the foursome to roar with laughter, and for tears to sting Destiny’s eyes.

Destiny turned away from them and stared out the window as they laughed at her, knowing she wouldn’t get anywhere with them.

They wouldn’t understand.

They know what it’s like to get drunk.

They know what it’s like to have s-x.

Destiny hated them.

She didn’t understand how doing those things made their lives any better.

All it did was turn them into impure, pompous jerks who felt drunk with power.

Destiny felt more humiliated then she ever had in her entire life.

She had never taken this kind of abuse before.

Usually people just ignored her, but this was taking it too far.

Actually making fun of her for not liking the things they liked was utterly revolting.

Just because she was a helpless romantic who wanted to hold off on giving away her virginity until she KNEW she was utterly in love with someone didn’t mean what she was a prude.

If only other people actually gave her a chance.

If only they tried to get to know her, to know that things are hard at home and the only thing keeping her alive were the countless books she bought at the bookstore.

If only they knew that she was too shy to approach men.

Then they’d understand.

Then they would treat her like an actual person.

Then they would learn to love her for who she was.

But instead, they looked at her as a quiet, prudish bookworm who was untouched and nerdy.

And she didn’t want it any other way for now.

She would rather be called these names for now then to try and become someone she didn’t want to be.

Destiny wiped a tear from her eye and gripped her bag tightly.

She prayed they were almost there.