@hyckss: i say this as a certified crazy person: it takes one to know one. ( college verse!wes / addict!wes? )
inbox content: i forgot the meme bc i’ve been so mia :(
"wes,” samantha’s tone takes her back to her babysitting days. she never had to speak to wes so firmly; that kid was guaranteed good as gold, easiest ten bucks an hour she ever mad. sam’s not his mother, that is a role that she can never fill, no matter how deeply she worries and cares for tara’s friends. they’re all grown now, old enough to have flown the nest — but ghostface as an identity doesn’t just live in woodsboro. no, sam can never replace judy hicks ... but she takes wes by his shoulders in the way a desperate guardian might and grips him tight.
“listen to me, wes,” as uncomfortable as it is, her eyes don’t waver from his baby blues; “i need you to really, really listen to me. you are not crazy,” oh, sam wishes that someone had told her that as wes’ age ... or much, much earlier. “you are not fucking crazy. you saw some fucked up shit way too fucking young,” sam would know what that is like; “that doesn’t make you crazy, i swear. don’t ever let anybody tell you different, okay?”













