Story requests! (G/t shorts)

Jack's revenge

Request from @Gracie_is_everything

Anti woke up with nothing but the feeling of icy cold all around him. His body ached as he lay flat on whatever surface he was upon, the cold seeping through his black t-shirt and black ripped jeans. His vision was blurred and dark, making it hard for him to see his surroundings. Anti hissed as he sat up, placing a hand on his head as it throbbed angrily.

"What happened to me?" Anti grumbled to himself. As his vision cleared, his eyes widened as he realized he was in an enormous glass jar. The jar was placed on a vast table which was in an empty room except for a single small light lit above the table, giving the tiniest amount of light for Anti to see with. Great, just great. Anti thought. He looked around. How the hell did I get stuck in a jar? I couldn't be small enough to fit in one... unless...

Anti was snapped from his thoughts as a door behind him opened, causing him to whip around and see a silhouetted figure against the light. His brow frowned downward as his face pulled out his nastiest scowl, knowing exactly who just walked in.

"Hello, Jack." Anti snarled, glitching in anger.

"Hello Anti." Jack replied coldly. He closed the door behind him, leaving the room once again with just the light of the lamp illuminating the room. Anti glared at his immense acquaintance as Jack pulled out the one chair in front of the table and sat down, scooting closer to the jar Anti sat in and resting his hands in his lap.

"How do you like your jar?" Jack asked. His face was completely emotionless, almost like he was a robot.

"It's cold." Anti growled.

"Good."

"Oh, shut up you gloating ass." Anti snapped.

"I'll shut up when I feel like it." Jack replied.

"Enough! What have you done to me?!?" Anti yelled, standing up in anger as if to face off the titan.

"If you're really that curious, then I'll tell you." Jack replied, leaning in towards his alter ego. Anti took a couple steps back to the sudden larger figure, but his brave face remained unbroken. "I shrunk you down. That way you won't be able to hurt my friends again." Anti looked both shocked and angry at the giant before him. How could he do this to him?!?

"How dare you shrink me down to this size! Return me to my normal height right now or I'll stab you!" Anti ranted.

"Please, you couldn't do anything at that height." Jack rolled his eyes. "If you want to go back to your normal height, then you have to apologize first. And you also have to give me your knives until I know you're not going to practice your slicing and dicing on my friends."

"I don't have to apologize for shit." Anti growled, staring daggers into Jack's eyes.

"Then you're not going back to normal height." Jack retorted. Anti watched as the giant stood from his chair and began to walk towards the door.

"Hey, wait a minute! Come back here!" Anti yelled after him. "You know you can't leave me like this forever!" Jack paused as he grabbed the doorknob, his back turned to Anti. He then turned around, making eye contact with the little glitch demon.

"I know." He replied coldly. "But I'm still leaving you there. For however long it takes." Anti's eyes widened as Jack turned the doorknob and exited the room, leaving him alone yet again with only the small light above him to keep him company. Ironically however, not too long after Jack left, the lightbulb turned off, covering the room in darkness and taking away Anti's ability to see. Now he really felt vulnerable. Anti felt a knot swell in his throat as he laid down on the cold glass beneath him, doing his best not to feel so alone in the overwhelming darkness. But he couldn't help but let hot streams of tears fall down his cheeks as his little glitches lit up the glass. He curled into a ball, hugging his sides to try and keep in the warmth and comfort himself, doing his best to reassure him that it would be ok. Jack was just messing around... right?

Wrong.

This was Jack's revenge.