Yandere Simulator One Shots Book 2

264: My One Fear Is Losing You

Happy Halloween!

Budo Masuta x Info-chan

Today was Halloween, but Budo and Info-chan were still in school. Or rather, Info-chan's secret room. He was sat on her chair, with her on his lap.
"So, you're really not scared of anything?" Budo asked curiously, raising his eyebrow. The redhead on his lap shook her head confidently. She'd been in several terrifying situations in life, but none of them scared her any more. Only one thing could scare her, but she'd never admit what it was.
"Nothing." She told him. He nodded, running his hand lightly down her back. She giggled softly, moving her back away from him. He smiled, kissing the top of her head. She was far too professional and cold most of the time, even when she was alone with him. He wanted to bring something more out of her.

Eventually it was time for Info-chan to leave. Nobody else was here as far as she knew, so she felt safe enough to leave her office. As she walked through the dark corridor, she heard a very small splash. She looked down, realising she'd stepped in a puddle. She took her phone from her pocket and turned on the flashlight, seeing that the puddle she'd stepped in was blood. She'd assumed a teacher would've noticed, but the police hadn't been called. She looked around, noticing what looked like a drag mark going through the blood. Curiosity got the best of her, and she followed it.

Her heart stopped when the drag marks went under the door to the martial arts club room. That was Budo's club room.
"Budo?" She asked curiously, banging her fist against the door. She was calm, on the outside at least. Her mind was racing with all kinds of horrible thoughts. Her hands were shaking as she pushed the door open and fumbled around for the light.

As light flooded into the room, Info-chan saw a sight she never could've imagined. Budo was lying in the middle of the room, covered in blood. He appeared to have multiple stab wounds, and the knife that had done it was laying nearby.
"Budo!" She screamed, throwing herself to her knees beside him. She shook his shoulder harshly, convinced he was deceased. He didn't move, letting her manipulate his body. "Wake up! Don't let this be real!" She kept begging, not noticing or caring that she was screaming at the top of her lungs. Budo suddenly sat upright, causing her to scream and jump back. He suddenly started laughing, not even realising what he had done to her.
"Babe it's okay. I'm fine." He reassured her, wiping off the 'stab wound' to the forehead with the sleeve of his martial arts uniform. She stared at him, frozen in shock for a moment, before suddenly starting to cry. It wasn't a quiet, soft cry, but full-fledged sobbing. Budo grabbed her and held her close, feeling a little bad. "Babe I'm so sorry. I didn't mean to make you cry." He told her, continuing to hold her close. He rocked her, feeling her arms wrap tightly around his muscular torso.
"You scared me... I was so scared you were dead...!" She told him, sobbing quite loudly. She kept everything in, and now she was letting it all out. Budo held her, seeing how fragile she was for the first time ever. She'd always been so strong and fearless, but she was just as human as him or anyone else.
"I'm not going to die on you like that." He promised, kissing her forehead. She nodded, clinging to him as he carefully got up. "Let's go home, yeah? We'll stop and get some candy on the way too." He said softly to her. She nodded her head again, weakly mumbling 'okay' into his shoulder. He carried her out of the room, not caring for the fake blood in the corridors. He could always help her clean it up in the morning.