Dr.Kaspbrak | Eddie Kaspbrak x Reader

Beverly's Bathroom

I was watching cartoons in the living room. But I wasn't actually watching them. I was thinking about yesterday. Hopefully I can tag along with them again. But I don't wanna invite myself.

The phone rang. My mom was busy doing the dishes. "Y/n, can you get that?" She asked. "Sure, mom." I replied getting up and picking the phone up. "Hello, Uris home." I said into the phone. "Y/n?" Beverly questioned. "Oh, Beverly? Hey." "I need you and Stan to hurry over. Can you tell the others too?" She asked me. "Oh okay, sure." "Thank you so much." She sounded really worried. Hope she's okay.

I know about her dad. I think everyone does. It's so sad what he does to her. No one does anything about it. Instead they spread rumors about her as if that's gonna help. I never believed any of that.

When I used to hang out with the others, Bill and I would talk about Beverly. He'd tell me about how pretty she is. He'd ask me for advice, but he never used it because he was so nervous. I'm pretty sure he still likes her.

I dialed Bill's number into the phone. I waited for him to answer. "Huh-hello?" He asked. "Bill? Beverly told me to call you and the others and tell you all we need to go to her house." I explained. "Wuh- why?" He asked me. "I'm not sure. Didn't say." I said. "Oh-okay." He said.

After I called the rest of them I walked upstairs to tell Stan. "What? Why?" I sighed. I had to answer that question 5 times already. "I don't know, that's all she told me." I replied. He rose his eyebrow. I told him everything, which wasn't much word for word along the way because he still had trouble understanding.

We eventually met up with the others along the way to her apartment. "No, we gotta go to through the alleyway!" Stan disagreed. "The alleyway takes way too long." Eddie replied. "No, the alleyway is so much faster." "The alleyway is dangerous and disgusting!" "HOW IS IT MORE DANGEROUS?!" Stan asked, in disbelief of his logic. "It smells like piss and it's gross! Just take the side streets for once, Stanley!" Eddie explained "oh my god." Stan rolled his eyes. "The side streets are the same. They smell like piss and shit." "Dude, you guys will argue over anything!" I laughed.

"Okay, okay, can you just tell me what she said exactly?" Eddie changed the subject. "She didn't say anything. She just said that we need to hurry over." I told him. "She didn't say anything? Okay, okay." Eddie nodded. We turned to see Beverly running towards us. "You made it, I- I need to show you something." Beverly stuttered.

"What is it?" Eddie asked her. "More than what we saw at the quarry?" Richie smirked. I turned red. He did not just say that. "SHUT UP. JUST SHUT UP RICHIE!" Eddie shushed.

"My dad would kill me if he finds out I had boys in the apartment." Beverly shook her head. "Then wuh-we'll leave a lookout." Bill said understandably. "Ruh-Richie stuh-stuh-stay here." "Whoa, whoa, whoa! What if her dad comes back?" Richie asked watching us all run up the stairs. Stan turned around. "Do what you always do. Start talking."

"It is a gift." Richie upsettingly replied.

We all followed Beverly down the hall. Her apartment had very dim lighting. Her weird acting made it even more scary. She stopped infront of a door. She was hesitant to open it. "In there." She pointed. "What is it?" Stan asked. "You'll see." "Are you taking us to your bathroom? I just want you to know that 89% of the worst accidents in homes are caused in bathrooms, and-and-and and I mean that's where all the bacteria and fungi are, and it's not really a sanitary place.." (I'm sure you can guess who said all that.) Eddie muttered.

Bill reached over to open the door. It creaked. It revealed a bathroom covered in blood. "I knew it." Eddie gagged. How the fuck did he guess that? "What the fuck happened? That's one hell of a period." I whispered just enough for them to hear. "You see it?" Beverly questioned, sounding suprised. How could we not? "Yes." Eddie answered. "What- What happened in here?" Stan asked turning to her.