Afraid to Pee After a Horror Movie? Understandable.

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A/n: Speaking of horror movies, one of the 4y/0's fav movies is a nightmare on elm street 💀 all three of the kiddos love horror, and they haven't been having nightmares, So I guess it's fine ??? I think i'm helping to raise psychopaths tho becaus...

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A/n: Speaking of horror movies, one of the 4y/0's fav movies is a nightmare on elm street 💀 all three of the kiddos love horror, and they haven't been having nightmares, So I guess it's fine ??? I think i'm helping to raise psychopaths tho because they gasp and laugh when people get murdered ???

Recently they've been obsessed with Michael Meyers. The 15 month old gets so excited when we watch the Halloween movies.

This one is for the amazing @whatever23t, thank you so much!!😆

Virgil was alone, which in and of itself was a danger to everyone he knew. If he was alone, there was a high chance that he could get bored—and nobody liked bored Virgil. Bored Virgil was scary.

Luckily for everybody in the group-chat, Virgil decided that instead of tormenting them, he would watch a movie instead. His downfall, however, was that he decided to watch a horror movie.

Now, usually, Virgil was okay with horror movies. As the dark and brooding emo of the group, he didn't think it would be appropriate to sit down and watch my little pony all day.

  His anxiety sometimes blew out of proportion when it came to horror movies, he would overthink every little detail—sometimes he even thought he saw shadows out of the corner of his eyes, and felt a presence in the room.

So yeah, watching a horror movie alone wasn't the brightest idea, but he figured he would be fine, he wasn't a baby, he could handle it.

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...So, yeah, turns out that he could not handle it. Like, at all.

He was scared to death, shaking, and didn't move from his spot on the couch for a solid five minutes as the end credits rolled, and the only reason he did move is because the music that went along with the end credits was extremely creepy.

He had turned the lights off for effect, but now he was regretting that choice as he paused the movie to stop that god awful music. He really didn't want to move—not at all, but he needed to turn the lights on so that he didn't start screaming. Were the stairs creaking?!

He shook the thought away, and tried to calm himself down. He heard a noise, and jumped up, running towards the light switch like a bat out of hell, only to discover that the sound was the washing machine beeping.

He let out a sigh of relief—he couldn't do this, he couldn't be alone. The sun was setting and it was going to be dark out soon. He needed company, at least for a little while. He knew that Patton and Janus were out on a date, so they were out of the question. Logan was at a book club like he was every Friday evening, the nerd—so that left him with the option of the twins.

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