Yandere Ghoul Squad x Reader

Chapter 8:

"How was your night?" Tee asked, not sparing you a glance as you walked down the school halls.

"Fun." You groaned, your banging headache only increasing as you spoke.

"I can tell." She cracked a smile. "You seem...sick."

"Ugh, I feel it."

Tee let out a small giggle.

"It's not funny. It's ego crushing." You whined. Tee laughed harder.

"You're just not a pro yet. You'll get there in time."

"I'm sure."

"Did you do anything super crazy?"

"Like what?"

"Like make out with someone, sleep with someone, do drugs?"

Memories popped into your head, and you scraped every bit of them to think through.

Draculaura's tongue swirling around in your mouth. Frankie and you sharing a joint. Cleo bringing pizza.

"Nope." You lied. "Typical drinking night. Nothing special."

Tee smiled and pushed her large breasts out with her arms. "Well if you ever want a fun time, I know where to go."

"I'm sure you do, Tee." You patted her shoulder and kept walking.

She rolled her eyes behind you. "You know, one day you're going to open your big, doe-like eyes and realize the truth."

"What truth?"

"That you're a party girl, and you need to start living to your full potential."

"Which is doing drugs, drinking, sleeping with random people?"

Tee stopped outside of your class door. You slowed your walk to match hers before eventually stopping infront of her on the other doorframe.

"Just...find yourself a group of buddies and just have fun with them. Please?" She asked. "I'm worried about you, constantly being on your own and all."

"Thanks, Tee." You sighed, and you entered your classroom door.

School passed quickly, and you soon found yourself walking through the woods. You didn't want to get caught by anyone, except maybe the girls you had partied with. You found nothing except for an empty, charming cabin.

Then, you left.

Your small walk for fresh air seemed to summon some form of help, and you stepped onto the concrete before locking eyes with a man.

He seemed familiar, and he held a blush on his cheeks.

"Oh, hey!" You said, vaguely remembering his name.

"H-Hey! What're you doing over here on this side?"

"Oh, just lost my way." You smiled and pointed back to the woods that separated you from your home.

"Well, let me take you back." He offered.

"Sure." You shrugged, and you allowed him to catch up to you before you began to follow him.

You started your walk slowly and held a steady conversation, mainly you asking questions about what it's like to live in an area with literal monsters.

He answered all questions politely and kept you good company as he led you to an alleyway.

A gasp caught you off guard, and you spun quickly to see who it was. Draculaura stood with a wide smile, and she ran up to give you an excited hug.

"What are you doing over here?" She asked, squeezing you tightly.

"Just lost my way...your uh...your friend was going to take me home." You responded.

"We can handle it from here." Frankie approached you next and sat a comforting hand on your shoulder.

He nodded and scurried off, leaving you and the two girls alone. Frankie glared over at Draculaura, who still had a firm hold on your hand.

"Ahem." Frankie cleared her throat. "Maybe she wants to be let go?"

Draculaura released you instantly and dropped her head, a smile still playing on her lips.

She didn't mean to hold onto you that long! Now Frankie was definitely going to think that she had a crush on you!

And Frankie did, the gut turning feeling of her true love...

Wait....true love?

Well, she was new at all this, so she was sure that's what you were; her true love.

She didn't want her true love being ripped away!

But it seemed that that's what Draculaura was planning to do.

Despite the doubt growing, Frankie still would have preferred if only she had found you. She wished that Draculaura wouldn't be around you too much, you could end up seeing something better in her than in Frankie.

Frankie made a mental promise to herself, she would definitely get you to like her by being the best friend she possibly could be. Once she was done, she was sure that no one else would even compare to her.

Draculaura bit her lip anxiously, knowing exactly what Frankie felt.

But Draculaura only knew what Frankie felt because she, herself, was feeling it.

The sickening, green feeling of agonizing jealousy.

Draculaura knew she had a problem.

She was in love with you as well.