"It's not your fault!" She yelled at him. Leaven was angry. She was not leaving him here. His eyes fluttered from his sleepy state, "I have nothing to live for out there?" Leaven finally let the one thing she'd been wondering leave her mouth, "What is out there?" "Boundless human stupidity, he drawled. "I can live with that.", she sniffled. "Quentin..." Kazan muttered.

Sidney is all grown up and has a 17 year old daughter attending Woodsboro High. Nothing has happened for nine years and Sid's hoping it will stay that way. Until unknown emails and phone calls, as well as anonymous letters showing up start sending red flags. Soon, Sidney is worried Ghostface is back for her daughter. Rated for graphic details, violence, and language.

When life falls apart, it's like a broken mirror. Shattered pieces fall everywhere and you're never sure if you ever really got them all up. They also never go back together the same, if at all, again. When Marina commits suicide, Laura's life begins to fall apart, she begins to lose those she once called friends. Real friends come together to help her try to pick up those pieces.

"Aren't you a virgin" Davina nodded. Then the memory came back to her. "Maybe not". This may be a one-shot... I need feedback to know if I should go on or not. Rated for language and suggestive dialogue.

It's been 4 years since the Flirtual killer was caught. Now Lindy is remeniscing on her new, happy life.

This is just my take on how I would've liked the scene in the mall to go. I thought it would've been better for Luke to get to explain himself. I didn't like that he lied to Tammy, so I wrote how I thought the scene should go. Read and Review please :)