(This is from TikTok, and I DO have permission to make this a story, as it was requested.)

Jade Walters, the new girl of Woodsboro High, walked around the school. "Oh, hey there! I haven't seen you here before! I'm Sidney, Sidney Prescott!" A brown haired girl smiled.

"Jade. Jade Walters." Jade responded, "I'm new here."

"Well, I can show you around here, and introduce you to my friends." Sidney offered.

"Uh, yeah. That would be nice." Jade nodded.

Soon, Sidney introduced Jade to her friend group. That consisted of Randy Meeks, Stu Macher, Tatum Riley, and Billy Loomis. 

"Now that you all know each other, please be nice. She's our friend now." Sidney grinned. "I'm mainly talking to you, Billy."

"Hey, I take offence to that. I'm always nice." Billy protested, amused.

"Yeah, when you get into fights." Randy piped in, sarcastically.

By that weekend, Jade had developed a crush on Billy. "So, I'm havin' a party tonight. You all comin'?" Stu asked.

"Yeah, obviously!" Tatum smirked.

"You comin', Jade?" Billy asked.

"Uh, probably. Gotta check with my folks first, if they're around." She nodded. She glanced at Billy, and blushed.

By that night, they all gathered at Stu's place. Music was blaring, teenagers were drinking, or watching horror films. Jade looked at the variety of alcohol, trying to figure out what to get.

"You good?" Billy asked, walking over.

"Uh, yeah. I'm fine." She nodded, nervously.

"First time drinking?" He asked.

"Yeah." She nodded, "It's my first."

"Then sip this." He stated, handing her a lighter brand of beer. "It's not strong, but not too light."

"Thanks." She stated, taking a sip. "Damn. This is pretty good."

They headed outside, to escape the crowded party. "If I can ask, what's your life like?" Jade asked.

"Eh, nothing fascinating. Mom bailed when I was younger, and haven't seen her in twelve years. My dad is shitty. He's a lawyer, but he's also an alcoholic." Billy stated, "How bout you?"

"Eh, it's similar. My parents are heavily religious and conservative towards me. I have two older siblings though. I have no love towards any of them, they treat me like shit. I curse one time, I get punished for two months. If I wear a spaghetti strap tank top, I get all my looser clothes taken." She stated, "But yet, my sister wears crop tops, got pregnant in college twice, my brother swears like a sailor."

For the first time in a long time, Billy felt genuine sympathy for her. "Damn, that sucks. I'm sorry you gotta go through that." He stated. "I really am."

"It's not your fault. Once I turn 18, I'm gone from them, and I'm not looking back." She stated, "I got less than eight months anyways, so."

"Good! You gotta do what you have to do to survive. Do what's best for you." Billy stated.

As the night dragged on, kids began leaving, and some stayed to clean up. "Billy, uh, c-can I do something? And you won't freak?" Jade asked.

"Yeah, course you can." Billy nodded. Jade sucked in a deep breath, leaned in, and kissed him. Billy, shocked at first, relaxed, and kissed her back. His hand went up to her cheek, and after a few more moments, they parted the kiss.

"I, uh, I kinda like you. Like, more than friends. I know we've known each other for a week, but... I don't know, it's confusing." Jade admitted.

"Nah, I get it. You ain't bad lookin' yourself." Billy grinned.

After two more weeks, Billy and Jade finally started a romantic relationship. Needless to say, they did a lot of kissing and cuddling, just to piss off Jade's family.

As time went on, the Ghostface killers all joined up. Stu and Billy removed their masks. "Dude, the imposter." Stu smirked, coldly. "Who's the imposter?"

The third masked Ghostface removed their mask, none other than Jade. "Surprise." She smirked.

"I think Imma make you my new wife." Billy smirked. "So, how many have you killed?"

"Four. You?" She asked.

"One, but it's part of the plan me and Stu have." Billy explained.

"Ah, I see. Well, finding out now that you're a killer, well, that's attractive as hell." Jade smirked, ogling her boyfriend.

"Damn right it is." Billy smirked.

As the trio of killers continued their sprees, they put up facades of normal teenagers, killers in disguise.