Marc x Nathaniel Yandere Oneshots

Don't cry, my love! This is for your own good...! Don't you understand...?

Marc was frozen in place. He just stared. Stared at the horriblly bruised bodies on the courtyard floor. Many had cuts and scrapes, some were beaten up.

Before he walked into the school, a voice in the back of his mind told him something was wrong, but didn't think too much of it. He should've listened.

What's worse is that there was only one person alive. Someone he trusted, and loved.

"Oh, Rainbow, are you okay?"

The nickname that sounded so sweet the first time they started dating, now sounded so dark and sinister coming out of his mouth

He couldn't escape. All he could do was back away from his deranged blood-soaked boyfriend, only to trip over Sabrina's corpse and fall on his back

"Honey, are you hurt?"

"..."

"Marc, please understand that I did this only for you."

Marc scooted back as Nathaniel  advanced forward

"They were trying to tear us apart!" He yelled "They had the nerve to tell me that I'm too possessive, that I'm not a good boyfriend!" He calms down, then smiles, but there's a twitch in his eye

"You don't think that, do you, Rainbow?"

Marc's back was against a wall. Nathaniel bent down to stroke his cheek gently. He noticed the bright green eyes looking a little glassy "Aw, Rainbow, don't cry." He cooed "I did this for your own good...! Don't you understand? I did this for us..."

He gently pulled Marc forward and kissed him on the lips, a sadistic smile as he sank into it

Marc didn't want to enjoy the kiss, but... Nathaniel was still his boyfriend, even if he did murder just about everyone in the school. It honestly kind of excited him.

He didn't know why, but something about his boyfriend being covered in blood just made him feel alive. So, he kissed back, and wrapped his arms around Nathaniel to keep him there

Nathaniel caressed his face, getting some blood on his skin, but Marc didn't object. Their amorous moans replaced the silence of the school, but were soon drowned out by the police sirens