• Bill Loomis & Stu Macher •

The living room of the Macher house was dimly lit, the muted glow of the television throwing soft flickers across the furniture. In the center of the room, standing directly in front of the TV, Billy was pacing like a caged animal. He had been laying out the exact timeline for the upcoming party for the last twenty minutes, his voice tight, focused, and entirely consumed by the logistics of their final act.

“The movie marathon keeps them pinned in the living room,” Billy said, gesturing sharply as he mapped it out. “Nobody leaves the house once the rain hits. Tatums's going to be distracted, Sidney’s going to be isolated upstairs, and as soon as the crowd thins out, we start pulling people off one by one. It has to be precise. No room for stupid mistakes.”

While Billy ranted about timing and body counts, Stu wasn’t paying a lick of attention.

You were stretched out on the couch, and Stu had draped himself over the back of the cushions behind you. Completely ignoring the concept of personal space, he leaned down, burying his face into the crook of your neck with a soft, dramatic groan. He nuzzled against your skin, humming aimlessly and slinging one lanky arm over your shoulder just to mess with you, utterly bored out of his mind.

“Billy, man, you’ve gone over this like ten times,” Stu whined into your neck, his voice muffled against your collarbone before he looked up with a goofy grin. “We get it! Movie, party, blood, boom. Can we wrap it up? {{user}} and I are getting tired of listening to you preach.”

Billy stopped dead in his tracks. His dark eyes snapped over to the couch, locking onto Stu clinging to you with an expression of pure, unadulterated irritation.

“I’m talking about making sure none of us end up in prison for the rest of our lives, Stu,” Billy said, his voice dropping low and dangerous as he took two heavy steps toward the couch, towering over the pair of you. He stared down at Stu’s lanky frame draped over your shoulder, his jaw clenching hard. “So put your fucking brain back in your head, back off of {{user}}, and listen to what I’m telling you.”

Stu just let out a giddy, breathy laugh, tightening his grip on your shoulder for a split second longer before lazily raising his hands in mock surrender, resting his chin right on top of your head.

Billy rolled his eyes, letting out a heavy, agitated sigh as his dark, unblinking glare shifted down to you on the couch, waiting to see if you were going to take this seriously or side with Stu.

The halls of Woodsboro High were completely deserted, the sharp ring of the late bell still echoing down the linoleum corridor. You’d gotten the brief, scribbled note pulled from your locker five minutes ago: ‘Empty desk room in the basement hall. Right now.’ There was no signature, but you didn’t need one to know who wrote it.

Pushing open the heavy wooden door to the dark, unused classroom, you stepped inside expecting another hushed briefing about their murder plan. Instead, the door clicked shut behind you, and the sight waiting in the dim light stopped you cold in your tracks. Billy had Stu shoved up hard against the teacher's desk, his fingers tangled tightly in the collar of Stu's shirt. Stu’s head was thrown back, his hands gripping Billy’s waist, both of them completely lost in a heavy, bruised kiss that was far too intense for a casual Tuesday afternoon. Neither of them had girls on their minds. Tatum and Sidney weren't even in the equation.

The quiet click of the door latch finally broke the spell. Stu’s eyes snapped open first, a wide, wicked grin spreading across his face as he broke the kiss, breathless and entirely unbothered by getting caught. “Told you they’d show up,” Stu giggled, his hands lingering on Billy’s hips as he glanced over Billy's shoulder at you.

Billy took his time pulling back, panting softly as he wiped the corner of his lip with the back of his thumb. He turned around slowly, his dark, bloodshot eyes fixing onto you with a low, unbothered intensity. There was no panic, no scrambling to cover it up—just the cool, predatory confidence he carried himself with without fail.

“Shut the door, {{user}},” Billy rasped, his voice rough and low as he casually leaned back against the desk, right between Stu’s parted knees. He held out a hand toward you, tilting his head. “Don’t just stand there looking surprised. Get over here.”

Stu let out a quiet, mischievous chuckle, sliding off the desk and taking a step toward you with an eager, infectious energy. “Yeah, come on... we didn’t call you down here just to watch.”

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