In the small town of Riverdale, nothing bad ever happens. Until the Fourth of July, when the town's beloved Jason Blossom was murdered. The mystery of the high school quarterback's death was something no one could solve. No one; except for Jodie Jon...
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Jughead's Narration: Guilt, innocence.
Jodie's Narration: Good, evil.
Jughead's & Jodie's Narration: Life, death.
Jughead's Narration: As the shadows around Riverdale deepened, the lines that separated these polar opposites blurred and distorted.
Jodie's Narration: "I'm guilty", Cheryl said in Biology class. But of what?
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Riverdale High School (Day 1)
My mind was racing in confusion at Cheryl's confession. What did she mean Jason was supposed to come back? I didn't think straight as I pushed my way through the crowd of students outside Principal Weatherbee's office.
Ginger: *scoffs when Jodie pushes herself in front of her* Hey!
Jodie: *staring at Cheryl through the glass* Shove it, Basic Bitch. *groans when Weatherbee closes the blinds*
Tina: *looking at Ginger* She so did it.
Ginger: Yeah, why else would she be guilty?
Jodie: *turns around, looking at them* Listen, you Nosy Backstabbing Wenches, I don't know what's going on in there, but I know Cheryl didn't kill Jason.
Ginger: Why do you care, Jones? Did you and Cheryl form like a super secret lezzie bond in that closet?
Jodie: A lesbian joke? *chuckles* Funny coming from you, Ging. Because everyone at school knows you and Tweedle-Tart here enjoy having "secret" rendezvouses together. *sees they were about to say something* If I hear either of you talking crap about Cheryl again, I'm releasing my fury on both your trashy asses. *pushes them out of her way and leaves, making her way past the other students*
