Slashers x reader, but you're childhood friends
Part 1
Characters: Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Bubba Sawyer, Thomas Hewitt
Michael Myers (RZ)
• You've been special since you were a kid. Something traumatic happened in your childhood that your relatives sent you to Smiths Grove. Although you were otherwise a calm child, so they visited you, brought you sweets and toys. You were just being weird. And dangerous.
• Michael didn't talk to anyone after the incident, especially at the hospital. He wasn't particularly bothered by other people's company. But you managed to catch his eye. This often happened at general meals at the hospital. The children were brought here in groups, you were in "his group." The other kids in the room seemed to be.. veggies like, because they were constantly being stuffed with pills and sedatives. But you didn't make the local doctors uncomfortable, so you were still sane. And Michael saw that sane. Oh, there was something special about you. He could almost swear that you were surrounded by some incredible light that attracted him. His mother had the same light, the light of an innocent, pure soul.
• Your "friendship" was strange. It's just that at some point you decided to sit at the table with the boy with paints and crayons while he was making another mask. You just calmly sat down next to him, looked at his pumpkin mask for a couple of minutes and handed him your big glitter markers. You didn't say anything, but it seemed like the two of you didn't need words to understand each other.
• As it turned out, the walls of the hospital also made you a creative person, even though you were just painting. Now the nurses saw you and Michael sitting quietly together in a corner surrounded by art supplies. There was a strange symbiosis in your couple. You passed paints and pencils to each other without words, or just evaluated each other's work without saying a word. The doctors considered it a good sign of recovery, but it was more than that.
• At dinners, you didn't sit across from each other, but sat next to each other and held hands. You gave him your pudding boxes, and he gave you your favorite juice. It was as if you were one organism that was divided into two bodies, two kindred spirits who finally met and found peace next to each other. And it was strange in its own way.
• Loomis admired your "communication." He even began to rejoice that Michael was finally feeling better. He even started trying to arrange therapy sessions for the two of you, but you two just sat there and said nothing. Or you could start talking for two, but you didn't talk too much. It's enough for Loomis to start feeling hopeful, not enough for him to notice progress.
Jason Voorhees
• You came to this camp for the first time, but from the very beginning you failed to make good friends. It seemed that all the children knew each other and immediately divided into small interest groups. But it didn't bother you much, after all, you knew how to have fun alone. You also had a sweet tooth. And you loved the days when they made sweet soft buns with small berries on top. And you decided to take a desperate step and made your way to the kitchen. To steal some more.
• What was your surprise when you found someone in the kitchen.. a boy. The boy looked strangely small for his age, although for some reason you were sure that you were the same age. He was small, thin, and looked unhappy. Although you saw a woman coming up to him from time to time (she was the one who baked your favorite buns, you remember that) and calming him down. Obviously, it was his mom. You were genuinely sorry for this boy, he must have had no friends because of his peculiar appearance. He must have been sick or something. And you came over. At first, the boy was afraid of you, but you quickly gained his trust. This boy's name was Jason.
• You began to communicate quite well, you found out that his mother works as a cook at the camp and that's why he spends his entire summer here. Jason turned out to be an incredibly kind and nice guy. You painted with him, fed the forest squirrels together, and picked berries near the camp. You really liked this boy because he was sincere, with a big heart. And when Pomela Voorhees saw that her boy had a real friend, she started giving you extra buns from the kitchen. Well, that's a nice bonus. On bun day evenings, you often sat with Jason in his cabin with a cup of juice and a plate of buns. It was insanely good.
• You're very good with your hands and you love making things, so you and Jason built a real house in the woods and set it up as your secret hideout. It's also convenient to hide from other children from the camp, so the two of you often use it to avoid running into bad guys.
• Since Jason's mom works at the camp, he spends his entire summer here. That's why you asked your parents to keep you here for a few more shifts. Jason was incredibly grateful to you for that.
• When you finally left, you promised Jason that you would come back every summer and even asked for his address so that you could write letters to him. Jason read every one of them. He also cut out the cute stickers and stamps that you put on your letters, so he got a separate notebook with your letters and drawings. This is his main treasure.
Bubba Sawyer
• Moving to such an insanely hot place was not your choice, but, of course, your parents did not ask you. While they were sorting things out, you were sent to get acquainted with the neighbors. You reluctantly went to the neighboring plot. Already near someone else's house, you noticed a boy sitting on a swing. He was chubby, not very tall, and had insanely curly hair. He was sitting on a swing and cradling a baby doll in his arms. He awkwardly patted the doll on the back and made unhappy noises every now and then, adjusting the tiny cap on his doll's head. An interesting boy.
• At first, Bubba (as you learned from the boy's mom) just froze on his swing and pretended that he wasn't there. At the same time, he was still clutching his baby doll and trying to cover it with himself. Cutie. It turned out that the boy is much older than you, although his behavior does not show it. When his mother came out, the boy began desperately hiding behind her and clinging to her skirt. The woman explained to you that Bubba was a "special boy", that despite his age, he was still small. Literally. It was a little hard for you to understand, but as soon as you looked into those scared puppy dog eyes of Bubba, you felt.. sorry for him. It must have been uncomfortable. The boy had his own unique world, and the people around him didn't understand him. And other kids could bully. You sincerely wanted to make friends with this cutie.
• It took time for your friendship. You brought him your toys, books, and sweets. Bubba was afraid at first, but over time he got used to you. You've become a frequent guest at the Sawyer house. You've even been invited to barbecue nights. As soon as Bubba opened up to you, he became insanely tactile. He likes to put his head on your lap while the two of you are sitting in the garden and you are reading some fairy tale aloud to him. Bubba loves hugging you and carrying you in his arms like the most precious treasure (he's strong enough, so that's not a problem). Bubba introduced you to his "kids," who turned out to be a few cute dolls on his bed. Despite the pressure of the brothers, Bubba is an insanely homely guy, he likes to take care of someone and something, grow flowers and help his mother in the kitchen. At such moments, he looks really grown up.
• Bubba taught you how to bake pies. He's really good at cooking, especially baking, so he decided to share it with you. He's a quiet boy, and cooking is relaxing in its own way. Although he doesn't mind if he cooks and you just taste it. Every time he gives you a piece to try, his eyes shine with joy and anxiety at the same time, he just wants to feed you deliciously.
• The Sawyers accepted you as their family pretty quickly and really considered you to be one of their own. Bubba's mom just laughed softly and said, "Bubba has a fiance now." Typical adult jokes. But Bubba just muttered to himself and looked away, blushing deeply. He liked the idea.
Thomas Hewitt
• You saw this boy at school. He was scared and withdrawn, with these permanent bandages on his face. You just felt sorry for him. And the other kids bullied him, the older boys. They kicked his textbook bag, tore up his notebooks, and beat him. It was the same that time. When the offenders were briefly distracted, Thomas quickly packed his things into a backpack and rushed away, home. You saw several textbooks and a couple of torn notebooks that he forgot. It might not be your body, but you decided to take it to him.
• You added a couple more of your blank notebooks to the textbooks because Thomas's notebooks were ruined. You knew that his mom worked at a stall next to the gas station, so you went there. She was a very nice woman. She was very touched that you decided to help her boy, so she gave you lemonade and asked you to wait. Thomas came out of the back room of the store. He must have been helping his mom and carrying heavy boxes because his clothes were a little sweaty. When Thomas saw you, he was tense at first, but your gift made him freeze in place. Why are you giving him this? Is this some kind of weird joke? But Luda just patted her son's hair and said thank you. Thomas nodded curtly.
• This was the beginning of your peculiar friendship. Thomas turned out to be a pretty nice boy, so you often began to bring something delicious from home for him (you saw that he usually didn't have lunch with him). At first, he ate like a stray puppy, quickly and nervously, because he thought that at any moment you could pick up this delicious food. But you brought more and more. Thomas has begun to trust you. And one day he brought a toy to school, sewn from different pieces of cloth. Despite the mottled color, the toy bunny came out quite cute and neat. You started carrying it in your backpack.
• Thomas didn't want to show you his face until the last moment, he was afraid that you would get scared and stop being friends with him. But one day he got beaten up too much, and you saw a lot of blood on his old bandages. You were sitting in a small clearing near the school, under sparse trees, where Thomas often hid. You tried to persuade him to let you help him, but he just shook his head and whined in pain. In the end, you knocked him to the ground and carefully removed the bandages. It.. it looked incredibly painful. His face and missing nose. Thomas squeezed his eyes shut, expecting curses or a punch. You took clean bandages out of your backpack (and you wore them, knowing how often Thomas was taken away and how often his knees were beaten) and began to wash the blood. Then you put healing ointment on the sores and used new bandages. You gave him a quick peck on the forehead over the bandages and called him a "good boy," knowing how vulnerable he could be. Looks like it was the first time Hewitt cried on your lap.
• He only graduated from secondary school because it was difficult for him to study, but Thomas didn't worry too much about it. Now he spent almost all his time at home and helped with the housework. Charlie told him that he would soon go to work at the slaughterhouse to help the family with money, he liked the idea. He hid some of his first earned money and saved it for a long time. Thomas bought a necklace, a beautiful one, on a slightly darkened chain, but beautiful. With a big red stone. It was probably plastic, but still. In one of your meetings, Thomas made a pie himself and gave you this necklace. He knows that when people get married, they give each other rings, although he doesn't really understand why exactly the rings are. He just hopes that you'll like his necklace too.











