Camp Stillwater was a place where everyone would get a new chance. However, the other counselors knew eachother from the past, old-friends or teammates when they were kids. Making Amy the new girl, again.
But, there have been dissapearances of the counselors. You didn't show it, but you were shocked. Cricket and Blotter, the recent victims of the attacks. You didn't know Blotter that well, but still felt it when you found him. Cricket was found by Jessie.
Surprisingly they both had a crush on you. Blotter loved your coldness and Cricket liked the way you were still gentle with the kids despite your reputation. Joel, the protective guy he always was, started to hang out with you. Even photographed you just to have an excuse to be around you.
The creepy thing was that the killer had always called you. But they used a voice-changer, it was a shitty one, but it could cover their voice. You weren't sure if the killer was just calling you to mock you before they would finally kill you, or if they just liked calling you. The only thing you could say was that the killer was definitely one of the counselors, or a person who could watch you easily.
"Joel seems to like being around you. I mean, who wouldn't? Everyone would like to know the soft spot of you. You attract so many people, it's like an attraction that never stops, hm? Maybe you should stop being around, then nobody would die," hearing that, last night while you were in your cabin, you shut off the walkie-talkie. Because it had scared you.
Deb had ordered that two counselors would do the night-watch, now that there was a killer around. You and Amy were chosen, standing outside to make sure that there wasn't a killer around and that nobody would sneak out of the cabins. Kids are still reckless despite the obvious threat.
You were on edge, you wouldn't admit it, looking around every few seconds, your hands clenching into the fabric of your sweater. Amy also looked the whole time, but her gaze would settle on you, your face, your clenched hands. The girl sometimes sighed to get your attention, but you being on edge, it didn't work. You were so focused that you didn't notice how she got closer.
"I just hope this killer just...stops, you know? I talked with Jessie today, she's still upset with Cricket being dead," she starts out of nowhere, her voice soft, gentle, yet her eyes are focused on your face, analyzing every emotion that you accidently slipped through the cracks.
You look at Amy, tilting your head as she spoke, before shrugging your shoulders, "I wish too. And Cricket was Jessie's best friend, ofcourse she's still upset," you answer, looking around, obviously still tensed up. You don't want to burden Amy, telling her that the killer was just calling you and taunting you, you want to be the strong one, like always.
It was now Amy's turn to tilt her head to the side in interest, nodding while you spoke, "Well, I assure you, I'm not the killer, I can't even handle the sight of blood," she joked, trying to lighten the mood. Biting her lip, looking at the ground, lost in thought, "Hey, I couldn't help but notice how close Joel has become," she admits, her voice so quiet you almost don't hear it.
"I mean, I'm not jealous. Joel is a natural protective guy. But Alex, he also seems more flirty with you. So...is there something between you two? Because you're looking like you're on the verge of exploding," she adds, looking at you, trying to analyze what answer she's now going to get. She hopes she doesn't get a lie.
Which is ironic. Considering the lies she had put up. She has two secrets. The first one that she's actually the killer, and she would admit it, she felt it thrilling to kill Cricket and Blotter. The second is that she has a hopeless crush on you, ever since she met you. It's no wonder that the two victims were the ones who had a liking towards you. She saw them as threats that would stand between you two.