Jerry (
400yearsofsurvival) wrote2016-11-01 10:53 pm
Makes Him Feel Young Again
As the shadows grew longer across their little suburban development, a young girl freely texted with a monster, thinking him her boyfriend. Said boyfriend was completely safe, off on some trek somewhere, probably having to do with what he assumed to be a concert they were supposed to go to. Only that boyfriend had "lost" his phone the night before. He'd heard the kid yelling about it, asking if his mother had seen it, as he turned his bedroom upside down. He'd find it. Eventually. Maybe.
Now, as the sun started to dip below the horizon, the monster waited, listening for a car. A familiar engine belonging to the one he longed for most. By the time she arrived, twilight would have started to settle over the desert. The perfect time to strike.
Can't wait
A simple text he'd sent. Teenagers were so...gullible sometimes.
Now, as the sun started to dip below the horizon, the monster waited, listening for a car. A familiar engine belonging to the one he longed for most. By the time she arrived, twilight would have started to settle over the desert. The perfect time to strike.
Can't wait
A simple text he'd sent. Teenagers were so...gullible sometimes.

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Didn’t she?
So she cleaned herself up quickly and hopped in her car to drive over to Charley’s house, parking on the road by his mailbox. Hopping out of the car, she shut the door behind her and tossed her keys from one hand to the other, making a jingling noise as she approached the Brewsters' front door.
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"Oh, I'm afraid they stepped out for the night," he said, right behind her, having not made a sound on his approach.
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She wanted to run, but she doubted it would do much good. He was too fast. Besides, she had to know…
“Did you hurt them?” Amy’s voice shook just slightly. The thought made her stomach turn. She really did love Charley and his mom was practically family to her by now. Thinking of either of them as vampires was the stuff nightmares were made of.
Her eyes drifted from his face back to her car, trying to judge how long it would take her to get inside and speed off. Even if she got to the little green car, though, it was a convertible. It would provide little protection. Her gaze shifted to the next house over. She knew better than to think there was safety in numbers, but getting inside a building would at least buy her time. The wheels of her mind were turning desperately fast. There had to be an escape from this situation.
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He didn't answer her right away, instead following her gaze, as if simply wondering what could ever be so interesting over there. "Oh, they're fine..." he finally said, slowly. He turned his gaze back to her. "Like I said. Stepped out." He titled his head, eyes dipping lower, over her throat and chest, lingering for a moment before sweeping back up. "They shouldn't be gone long. You're welcome to wait over at my place, if you want." He managed to sound almost like a friendly neighbor just doing a simple favor.
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Jerry was so good at acting normal. Too good. Why was Charley so convinced that something was up with him? The goosebumps on Amy’s arms still told her to run, to get the hell out of there, but a bigger part of her told her to ignore her instinct to flee. It just wasn’t polite.
She froze like a deer in headlights, seriously considering his offer. He’d been kind to Mrs. Brewster, why wouldn’t he be nice to Amy? It only made sense. Amy slowly nodded her head. Maybe she’d been wrong to jump to conclusions. Charley read too much science fiction and he had a creative mind. The two combined were bound to come up with some interesting results.
“Sure. Just for a little while.” The corners of her mouth pulled into a nervous smile. In spite of pushing her fears aside, Amy still felt trepidation regarding entering Jerry’s home. Even if he was an okay guy, she knew Charley wouldn’t like it. “Thank you, by the way.”
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This time as his gaze dipped lower it was to where he could hear her nervous little heart. Like a frightened little bird trapped in the cage of her ribs. The rushing sound of her rapid pulse. Had he not reigned in his impulses centuries ago, he would have found it difficult to resist something so alluring. Instead, he stepped back with a rather pleasant smile.
Gesturing toward his house, just on the other side of the driveway, he said, "After you." He wanted her in front of him, in case she tried something ridiculous, like ducking for her car on the way.
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She smiled, a slightly nervous twitch of her lips, and stepped in front of him, walking towards the door. Amy wondered what his house was like on the inside. The papered-up windows kind of blocked any view anyone might have of what was going on past those walls. She imagined him as a minimalist, a typical bachelor pad. Thinking about furniture calmed her down a little bit.
Still a touch nervous, she looked back at him with that tentative smile. “I’m not keeping you from anything, am I?”