CHAPTER NINETEEN scream queens, scene nineteen "haunted house/nothing but trouble"
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WITH THE attack on Caulfield and Gigi, the tension was high. Abby had returned the items to their respective owners, after thoroughly cleaning them, and cleaned any scent of murder on her.
Though her attack on the Dickie Dollars was successful, her plan on getting the real Red Devil failed. It was clear that the Red Devil didn't expect her to show up to the attack last night, but that was her plan, put him off his game.
Now as she sat in The Grind with Zayday and Earl, decked out in her, now, Chanel #4 clothing, she had things set out, and was betraying The Chanel's, her loyalty to them being completely false.
As Zayday and Abby waited for Earl to come back with their drinks, Zayday turned to Abby with a questioning look, "I don't really get it. Why'd you become a Chanel?" She straight out asked.
Abby smiled, "Don't you see, Z? By becoming a 'Chanel', I can get all the dirty info on them that we need to bring them down. They don't suspect a thing, and it really helped having Hester added into the mix."
Zayday nodded in approval, "I can't believe you become one of them, just to help me become president." Abby smiled at her, "Of course, babe. That's what friends are for." And though she didn't say it out loud, her other reasons were to find out if they were the killer, or frame them to be.
Earl walked around the corner, holding a tray of drinks and scones, as he neared their table, "One vanilla latte for Zayday, one chai latte for Abby, and one plate of cranberry-orange scones." He placed the tray in the table, sitting across from them.
Abby smiled at him, "Thank you, Earl." He smiled back at her, before directing his attention to Zayday. "Listen, a little birdie told me that you're thinking of running for Kappa House President." Zayday looked at him in curiosity.
"I was the little birdie." Abby pointed out, smiling proudly. Earl chuckled, "Yes, she was the one who told me. And I just want to say you have my full support."
Zayday smiled gratefully at him, "Thanks, but unless you're in Kappa House, your support doesn't matter. And why do you care anyway?" She asked. Earl looked around before standing up and walking closer to them.
He sat on the table in front of Zayday, leaning close, "Look, when people hear the word 'fraternity' these days, what do they think of? A video of a bunch of white dudes singing a racist chant in the back of a bus, or kids dying of alcohol poisoning."
Abby nodded in agreement, "People are so stereotypical these days, that they forget the good things." Earl nodded, "Exactly. The Greek system will be obsolete in a generation if things don't change. But I believe you and I represent that change."
