The Killer's Girl (Watty Awards 2013)

Chapter 39- Work to Do

Iris's P.O.V.

I opened my eyes and realized I was still laying on Jeff. Looking up, I nearly passed out. His eyes were wide open and staring directly at me. He let out a small snore and I realized that he was asleep, hunched over me. The sun was just beginning to rise. I slipped out of Jeff's lap quickly.

Slowly, I crept into the living room. All of the bodies, including BEN's, were gone, as well as Slender Man and Karen. There were still bloodstains everywhere, and a lot of furniture was broken. Sighing, I sat in the wreckage.

Skully's words haunted me. "At least if I had a child, it would be born breathing." All the harmful memories came back, but I pushed them away.

Another memory flashed through my head. BEN's dead body, laying there. HD gave up living for a whole year, just so I wouldn't have to. Sure, he acted like an ass sometimes, but he was a good man.

A hand was placed on my shoulder. Jeff sat next to me. We didn't say anything as we looked at the shattered room. "Last night... I..." I picked up a photo of Jeff and I. The glass frame was shattered, but the photo itself was still in tact. I placed the photo next to me and sighed. "I... What happened?" I whispered. "Three psycho bitches attacked us." I glared. "I know that part, but I mean... What happened to the bodies. BEN, Pinkamena, Jane, Skully... They should all be here!" Jeff shrugged. "Slendy probably moved 'em."

I walked back into our room and sat on the bed. Laying back, I shut my eyes, thinking. When I opened them, Jeff was standing in front of me. "Jeff, I..." He took my hand. "I... I know. Everything is freaking you out. I was starting to clean a bit. Hoody can repair the broken furniture, and a little mopping will clean the blood up." I nodded. "Jeff... I don't want to think about that right now... I really just don't."

Jeff laid next to me. He and I stared for a little while, not moving. He tugged at my shirt a bit. I was unsure at first, after all that had happened, this wasn't exactly the greatest time for it. After a minute or two, I just decided to let him. I needed to get my mind off of that.

He and I went at it for a little while. A small smile crept upon my face as he pulled out. Jeff was great at it. Amazing. I suppose he thought I was great, but I wasn't sure. Who knows.

As sunlight finally began to pour in, Jeff laid next to me. "Come on, Iris. We have some work to do."