HALLOWEEN FRANCHISE X OC’S III
So you did that on purpose." Allyson told her grandmother.
It was now officially one day closer to the Halloween party, and the two girls were still unsure which direction to take their relationship in. But despite that and despite loving grandmothers, Laurie Strode was still trying to help Allyson make a change in her life.
"He was injured, he needed medical attention. And Dr. Mathis is the best-" Laurie got cut off while pushing her hands through pumpkin guts.
Meanwhile Victoria, Allyson, and one of their friends sat together in the living room and played go fish. "Don't believe a word she says.." Allyson laughed as she placed a card down.
"She's a strategist, she's trying to play Cupid." Victoria muttered.
"That she is." Allyson said, staring at Victoria with a smile.
As they continued to play the game, Laurie continued to dig her hand through pumpkins and talk about Corey. Victoria didn't really comfortable at that moment. But she knew Laurie was just trying her best to distract her granddaughter from the infamous holiday approaching them.
It had been all in one night that Allyson lost her boyfriend and her mother, so of course a distraction was needed with someone new to talk about. Victoria and Allyson still hadn't told the older woman about their small relationship.
So Laurie trying to play Cupid was bound to happen. Victoria took a deep breath as Laurie asked if Allyson was going to invite Corey to the Halloween party. "You know, you need to find someone to that can let go. Someone that makes you want to rip off your shirt, show grief your fucking tits and say 'you know what? Let's go!'"
Victoria and Allyson laughed, and they stared at each other. Both wondering if they were the one for each other. What was supposed to be an experiment with each other's sexuality and just a one night stand, turned into a full of friendship with benefits. But the question of wanting more just wasn't in the cards yet. Both too nervous to say or do anything.
A few minutes later, Victoria got a call from her mother. Saying that her grandmother was in hysterics and saying that her grandfather was waiting for her in the shadows.
"Ive got to go.." Victoria told Allyson "Thank you for inviting me over. It's been fun."
"Wait.." Allyson grabbed her hand before she was about to walk out of the door "There's something I should tell you."
"Yeah?"
"It's Corey. I told him my car needed fixing and tomorrow he's supposed to fix it.." Allyson told her "I didn't mean to, it just happened and-"
"Allyson, it's fine." Victoria said, still very happy "And you can invite him to the party too if you want. I could honestly care less."
Allyson pleaded with her "But I can tell it's bothering you. Just—just tell me what you think."
"I think since we're not in a full fledged relationship that it shouldn't really matter who you invite. We're just friends with benefits, that's all." Victoria tried to be as honest as she could "And if he comes at least he's opening up.
More than he opened up to me, but still. If you're happy, Im happy."
Allyson started to fidget "Honest?"
"I promise."
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Later that day, Victoria arrived at her childhood home. Her mother opened the door for her and pointed to the stairs, indicating that her grandmother was upstairs. Victoria sat her bag and coat down and rushed upstairs.
There were some moments in Victoria's life where she had to tend to Bonnie. The doctors and many psychiatrists she's had diagnosed her with PTSD, Autism, depression, and multiple other disorders that explained why she had a hard time raising her daughter.
Bonnie admitted that she never really wanted kids, but when she discovered she was pregnant with Tara she started to go through a rough patch. So she had an old friend help raise Tara, so her mother didn't have the best childhood. And still the doctors of Haddonfield forced her to take in the woman when she started to get sick.
So often times when Victoria was little, she would find Bonnie talking to herself while staring out the window. Saying stuff like "Why have you done this to me." "You were supposed to stay away." Things that even people that knew Bonnie couldn't explain.
They said Bonnie had a messed up childhood, the Myers murders started when she was eleven. Victoria speculated Michael knew her in some way. That's why he stayed away from the Bowman's. Every other family in Haddonfield had been affected by Michael, except for them.
None of it ever made sense.
"Grandma?" Victoria said, she quietly walked into her grandmother's room. She sat on her wheelchair with her shaky hands folded.
"He's hurting.." Bonnie murmured "He needs our help."
"Who does?" Victoria asked.
"You know who, your grandfather." Bonnie started to cry. She stared out of her bedroom window. The fall wind breezing through the room.
" Grandma, you haven't seen him in years. Mom doesn't even know him. He's probably dead." Victoria says "Are you still seeing him?"
"He visits me everyday, sweetheart." Bonnie looked at her granddaughter "He wants to meet you, he never got to."
"Then tell him I'll be waiting. Tell him where I live. I want to know where he's been too."











