Saturn's Hosie One-Shots

wanted venom got a taste (you'll never know how much it takes)

Lizzie had dragged Josie to a party at the Old Mill. Josie was not one for parties in fact she had a small hatred for them. As they entered the perimeter of the party, Josie's heightened senses were going crazy with the loud music blasting through the woods. The new found heretic had been struggling for the past couple weeks, the need for blood, vamp speed and her heightened emotions. Josie faintly remembers exactly how she had managed to become a heretic but it was somewhere along the lines of necromancer, blah blah blah, vampire blood in her system, blah blah blah etc.

"How long am I supposed to be here for?" Josie whined as she was being yanked by the arm by her twin sister.

"Don't know." Lizzie simply answered leaving Josie annoyed. The brunette shook off Lizzie's hand off her arm and stopped in her tracks.

Lizzie stopped as well and sighed. "You don't have to be here long, but at least have a couple drinks and have fun."  

"Okay." Josie mumbles under her breath and continues walking behind Lizzie.

The music had been distracting Josie to the max, she couldn't focus. Lizzie had left Josie to wander around the place.

Josie ended up sitting on the couch inside the mill, alone. Sure she knew plenty of people here but lately, Josie had distanced herself from others, mostly because she was terrified she'd snap and go on a killing spree. Though these past few weeks she's been handling herself somewhat well, Josie didn't mind precautions.

She had been staring at the floor for what felt eternity. She snapped out oh her trance for a second just to sink lower into the couch, that is until she felt a presence beside her.

"Hey." Josie whipped her head to be met with a certain auburn-haired girl.

Hope.

"Hope, Hi." Josie tensed up at the closeness of the older girl. Ever since she had turned, her feelings for Hope had enhanced and became stronger.

"You seem bored, did Lizzie force you out here?" Hope teased.

"She did actually." Josie let out a short laugh. "Why are you here? I thought you hated parties."

"I do." She sighed, "But I thought maybe this could be good for me, and long story short, it wasn't."

Josie tilted her head to the side like a confused puppy. "How come?"

Hope sat there, mostly thinking

They sat there in silence, Josie fiddling with her hands and Hope playing with her rings.

"Do you wanna get out of here?" Hope blurted out.

"You mean like leave?" Josie raised an eyebrow.

"No, I meant walking 2 steps forward." Hope responds back sarcastically.