A Killer Winter Break: A Slasher Novel by Jenna Olson

Author:Jenna Olson [Olson, Jenna]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2024-01-12T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 6: Wednesday 12/20/2023

As I walked out of the hospital building, snowflakes gently fell. I look up as I am mesmerized. These snowflakes are relaxing and don’t make me feel like I am in a terrible situation. My eyes won’t let me look down. My neck starts to cramp, but my entire body is relaxed. The wind is soft as it blows onto my face. The cold weather was pretty hard, but it felt nice.

I try to walk forward to the other hospital as it’s only a ten-minute walk. My head finally let me lean forward. I felt at peace for so long. I couldn’t stand going

back to where I almost died, but I needed to assure myself that the killer was dead.

I texted my sister just to let her know where I was going.

Hey Rina, I’m not in the waiting room. I had to go back to the house to get something. I will be right back. Text me if you need anything! Love you!

Of course, I had to lie because telling her that I was going to the same hospital where the killer showed up to try to kill me was going to have her run out of the hospital trying to be the hero. I don’t want her to worry about me at all. She already has so much on her plate. With me. And mom. She’s technically the older twin, so it’s now her job to look after me, and I can’t have that be an issue.

I try not to think about our mom. I just can’t believe she would kill herself after hurting Sabrina. I wish she would tell me things that were bothering her. Sometimes, a person needs to find someone who listens to them. In my mom’s case, no one was there for her. Not even me.

She would permanently shut me out. And since I was also diagnosed with depression and anxiety, I thought that I could have my mom support me, and we could talk about our struggles together. But bringing up mental health made my mom violent. I mean, she would always get violent with others. Not herself. She would never punish herself like that.

That thought made me think more about her death. What if. She didn’t kill herself? It was him. It was Blank Face. It was the killer.

If Blank Face wasn’t dead, he definitely would be angry with me and would for sure go after my mom and my family.

I stopped, turned around, and returned to my sister's hospital. Now that I know damn well that the killer is alive, I can’t leave Sabrina alone. We both need each other.

I got a notification from my phone when I returned to the hospital. When I turned my phone on, the brightness stung my eyes as it was pitch dark outside, and that was the only light source I was getting. I immediately turn down my brightness and unlock my phone with facial recognition. It’s a text message from an anonymous number.

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