I Love How I Hate You | By : potmunkey Category: BtVS AU/AR > FemmeSlash - Female/Female > Buffy/Faith Views: 4976 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0 |
Disclaimer: I do not own Buffy the Vampire Slayer (BtVS), nor any of the characters from it. I do not make any money from the writing of this story. |
This is actually a standalone of my first fic The Clearing, I didn't want to upload it here by itself cuz well, it's not smutty or naughty enough, but the sequel, I Love How I Hate You (which is) will come in the following chapters.
Title: The Clearing
Rating: PG/PG13
Pairing: none
really
Disclaimer: Don’t sue me I have no money
Spoilers: none
Feedback: This is my first fic and I would love to know if
ya’ll think I should keep trying or just drop it and stick to reading
fanfic
Summary: This is totally AU, from Faith’s POV, there are
no slayers, no demons, no vampires, etc.
Faith and Buffy are friends, just high school kids having a little fun
during the summer, well, Faith’s having fun at least.
Author’s Note: This is actually a true story, just not
with Buffy & Faith (duh), but I did this to a good friend of mine – and
yes, she’s still friends with me – I just figured that this kinda seems like
something Faith would do…
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She’s deathly afraid of the darkness; because she
believes she grew up in a haunted house.
I just think some mean-spirited spirit traumatized her as a child. She hates admitting that she’s scared of the
dark, because it’s one of her deepest darkest fears. Being the cruel individual that I am, I feel
the need to exploit this fear. I justify
this by telling myself that by doing so I am helping her conquer this fear –
hehe, whatever I need to tell myself to get the job done. Actually what I plan to accomplish is to show
her that there’s nothing in the dark to be afraid of – except me. Now before you start chastising me, I was
only sixteen at this time.
Buffy, my victim, is a bright preppy fifteen-year-old
student – wait, no – she’s a dropout, but she’s still very fifteen and
spoiled. She has strawberry blonde hair,
bright green eyes, a fake tan and seriously needs an attitude adjustment. Normally, I would avoid a girl like her as if
she were syphilis, but my buddy Xander wanted to nail her so Buffy and I
partied together. Even when Xander
didn’t – or couldn’t – nail her, I ended up with a new sidekick. Buffy also happens to live out in the
boonies, which works to my advantage; it’s 28.3 miles out of town and a
thirty-five minute drive – twenty if I drive.
When I say boonies, I mean it too.
The roads are long straight two-lane country roads, with rolling hills
that are fun to drive on. Driving down
Compton Road is like a mini-rollercoaster ride in your car – that’s the only
redeeming quality of the boonies. There
are vast acres of open farmland, the trees are nature’s skyscrapers out here,
and the fields are blanketed with green grass.
Might be nice to live out here if you’re a serial killer or want to run
a meth lab without being disturbed, but I hate it out here. It stinks like cow shit twenty-four seven and
there’s not a Starbucks for ten miles, that’s unheard of. Ten miles!
As much as I dislike the countryside, I find myself
making a daily trip out to this hellhole – and sometimes two or three
trips. What a freakin’ waste of gas
huh? I digress; it is on one of my daily
excursions out here when I got this idea.
At first, I felt a bit guilty for coming up with such a devious, yet
clever, plan to traumatize my unsuspecting sidekick, but I get over it
quickly. A quick phone call to my
partner in crime, Xander, and the plan is in motion. We meet the next day at the closest
Starbucks; we drive out to the clearing back and forth a few times – I want to
make sure he can find the spot easily in the dark, since, out here, everything
looks alike at night. Down a dusty
gravel road, it is only about 150 yards to the small clearing, but because of
the slight bend in the road you can’t see the street. The clearing itself is not large either,
being only somewhat larger than a regular classroom; because it’s shrouded by
soaring trees, it seems much smaller, especially at night when visibility is
minimal. The stage is set and my plan is
ready to be executed.
It’s a Monday night and a perfect night to be
implementing my plan. Buffy and I catch
a late movie; we then stop for some Krispy Kreme on the way back to her
house. While she wolfs down the
doughnuts, I covertly text Xander and he drives down to the waiting spot. When I drive past him I flash my high beams
three times to let him know it’s me. He
waits ten seconds, and then follows me to the clearing with his headlights
off. He parks his car along the road to
avoid being detected by her. I drive
very slowly down the unpaved road to make it seem longer.
“Why are we pulling over here?” she squeaks already a
sign of freight in her voice.
“I think I’ve got a flat, my car started pulling hard
to the right,” I respond nonchalantly.
“Oh, okay.”
“Don’t worry about it, just stay in the car. I’ve got
it,” I say as I get out, making sure I take my keys along with me.
Now, I could not have asked for a more perfect
night. Not only is it black as pitch,
the fog is so thick you could cut through it with a knife. Xander is right on time with his glow-in-the-dark
Jason mask and real chain saw. Buffy is
sitting inside the car, oblivious to what’s about to happen. Right now, she is carefully checking her
makeup; a girls’ gotta look good for a slaughter, y’know?
Xander lets a rip with his gas-powered chainsaw and
the sound thunders through the clearing.
I can visibly see Buffy jump inside the car. It’s a good thing the sound of the chainsaw
is so loud or she’d hear us laughing.
Just then, I throw myself against the passenger side window, smearing our
very realistic fake blood all over my car and the window; letting my body go
limp like a rag doll as I slide to the ground.
I can hear her blood-curdling scream as she sees Xander’s silhouette in
the darkness. As I lay on the ground
trying to stifle my laughter, I know that she is fumbling for her cell phone –
little does she know I’ve already stolen it on our way over here – wouldn’t
want her calling for help now, would we?
Xander does look very menacing waving the big power tool about like a
maniac. I reach up with my “bloody” hand
flattening it against the window, I hear her screaming and pleading as my
partner in crime pretends to jab me with the saw. A part of me is touched that she is so
disturbed by my apparent death, but I’m having too much fun to really
care. From her perspective, I’m positive
that it looks as though he’s murdering me in a very gruesome way. I let my hand slide down the glass like in
horror movies as he continues jabbing away.
When I’m clearly out of sight, I crawl around to the driver’s side to
watch. When he’s finished “killing” me,
he wipes some of the blood away from the glass letting her clearly see
him. He taps her window and comically gives
her a thumbs up, he follows that by pointing at her giving her the universal
“heads off” gesture then gives another deafening roar of the chainsaw.
Right then, I throw open the driver’s side door and
yank Buffy from the car as if she were a cork in a wine bottle. Caught completely off guard, she lets out the
most horrific high-pitched shriek I’d ever heard – anywhere. I quickly bring her to her feet and plant
kiss on her forehead before she realizes it’s me; I step back and give her a
big smile, from ear to ear, then quickly burst into hysterical laughter.
“You should’ve seen the look on your face,” I manage
to choke out through my laughter – I’m laughing so hard my eyes have begun to
tear up. A look of shock and anger
immediately settles across her face, I know she want to hide the fact that she
was crying.
“Damn, we had you goin’ good,” Xander laughs, while
taking off his mask and turning off his chainsaw. “Don’t be mad,” he adds, trying to hug her,
“it was just a joke.”
“A joke?!?” Buffy screams as she shoves him to the
ground and tries to kick him. I restrain
her, still trying to suppress my laughs.
She struggles to break my hold only to try and attack me.
“That was not funny!” she screams, as she
tries to hit me. Her attempt is feeble
as I grab her oncoming hand and spin her around. She then lunges at me as if she were drunk,
both arms flailing about like branches of a willow tree on a windy day. At this point, poor Buffy is far too
hysterical to be able to make contact, though her rage is definitely there. I try not to laugh too hard as I dodge her
swipes easily.
“Yeah, it was way funny,” Xander chuckles from
the ground, on that cue she goes back to kicking him.
It really was pretty funny, least I thought so.
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