𝑨𝑵𝑮𝑬𝑳 𝑬𝒀𝑬𝑺 ── 🪽🤍
Olivia Henderson is the shy but sweet older sister of Dustin Henderson. She thought the strange and mysterious events that happened in her small town of Hawkins, Indiana were over, but everything changes when...
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Chapter Three 🕰️ In The Air Tonight
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Olivia paced back in forth in Dustin's room as Max recounted to them what she had seen the night before. Her deepest fears were confirmed. She had a hard time accepting that Chrissy, one of her best friends was the Hawkins High student that had been murdered just the night before. Dustin and Max were trying to comfort her, but she couldn't grasp the reality that Chrissy was really gone.
"And you're sure it was Chrissy?" Olivia asked again, even though she already knew the answer.
Max and Dustin gave Olivia a sympathetic look, not imagining what she was feeling at the moment. "Yes Liv," Max sighed. "She was in her cheerleader outfit. It was the same thing I saw her in with Eddie."
"Did you tell all this to the cops?" Dustin questioned, worried about Eddie.
"No. No, but I can't be the only one who saw them together. I mean, they stood out," Max exhaled.
"Eddie the freak with Chrissy the cheerleader?" Dustin said in disbelief, having a hard time believing Max's words.
"Chrissy told me last night she was going to Eddie's," Olivia spoke up, her voice lacing with sadness as she remembered what Chrissy told her. She should've have trusted her instincts and went with Chrissy to make sure that she was safe, she should've listened to herself or none of this would have happened. "I thought it was unusual, Chrissy had never spoken of Eddie before."
"Exactly," Max nodded. "His name's not in the news or anything, but I guarantee you Eddie is suspect number one right now."
Panic flashed across Dustin's eyes. "That's crazy," He exclaimed, defending his friend. "Eddie didn't do this. No way. No way."
"I agree with Dustin on this," Olivia sided. "I don't know him well like Dustin does, but I know Eddie well enough to know he would never do something like this."
