Toby has been trying to befriend everyone in the mansion for the longest time. Over the years friend groups have emerged. Toby has played a part in creating more than a few of them. He likes to make sure that people feel cared for at the mansion. That was Slenders goal anyway, create a home for the outcasts. Toby among them. So when Jack came along it became a problem. He didn't want to be friends. He didn't want to be cared about. He wanted to be left alone. Toby didn't understand why, but that didn't mean he was going to give up. He would befriend the gloomy bastard if it was the last thing he ever did. Jack never wanted any of this. He wanted a normal life, but what could he do with the cards he was dealt? He is shut off from everyone, for his own safety and theirs. He is dangerous. He can't be trusted. Just like everyone else on this god-forsaken planet. Toby was someone who had managed to get in, not break down his walls but make a door in them. He hated it. He didn't want this. He didn't want to care about the annoying fucker, but he did. And what could he do about it? Nothing. A whole lot of nothing. Jason was quick to realize this and try to use it against him. So out of spite, when the opportunity arose, Jack said fuck it and got closer to Toby. Was this just a ploy to get back at Jason for being an asshole? Or was there something more to this feeling?

||Graphic content, mild gore, self harm mentions, suicide mentions. Overall dark themes. Supernatural thriller with a spice of romance.|| ~Semi slow burn, starts off enemies~ Cover art: Itilixx Eyeless Jack is a former Zalgoid that now serves as the medic in a house full of idiotic killers. On a hunt one night he runs into an unfamiliar face, but realized quickly that he could not eat him. The brown haired guy shows up shortly after with two other men as new members to the house, and immediately gets on Jack's nerves. Toby is known for his disorders, but Jack can't quite figure him out. Toby can handle himself, he knows how to patch a wound, fight, he can't feel pain and doesn't question Jack's odd behavior. This is a new experience for the eyeless demon, and eventually he decides to avoid the other, until he gets a taste of the blood that makes him addicted. Toby is completely unaware of his occupation at first, and learns to accept it overtime. This leads to battles he wasn't ready for. Fighting the unknown with no real proper experience becomes his number one struggle, but at least he's not alone for it. He's also completely aware of Jack's behavior, but also kinda likes it?? Toby and Jack's relationship is extremely rocky, and inexperienced. They tend to fight constantly, and Toby's a stoner. Jack can get used to the mood swings, and he can work around the arguments. This is the only human he's cared about in a long time. He hopes this time it won't end horribly. Disclaimer: There is suggestive content and a spicy (smut) scene if that stuff makes you uncomfortable feel free to skip those specific chapters. 🧡

[Completed] Y/N is a 17-year-old girl who has been isolated in a Mental Institution for 3 years now, every passing hour becoming a blur. Days are long, but nights are even longer. She's trapped in her small room, in her head. There is no escape. The closest she can ever get to the outside world is by looking out the small window by her bed, the glass is too thick to break. An old notebook is her only belonging, in which she writes her thoughts in very often. It was the same routine every single day, nothing different happened. Until she saw him. A man, maybe a bit older than her, watching her through her small window. Her little dark world is opened to so many possibilities she is nearly overwhelmed. As time goes on, however, things kinda get out of hand. ➸Disclaimers inside ( i ) ➸Cover Art: Ashiva-K-I on Deviantart

Unfortunately Tobias Rogers needs help, and your the only one who can help him. But that doesn't mean either of you will enjoy your time spent together. Will you be able to get over your dislike and realize your true feelings? Ticci Toby X Reader