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She felt awful for him he’d seen Patrick die and he had no explanation for the horror he’d seen.

Jason had spent the majority of his spring break gathering a mob, whipping the already frightened town up into a frenzy. Chrissy and Max had to wear their headphones at all times, playing their favourite songs on repeat, but they were still here, still fighting. The Party had spent the majority of their spring break hunting Vecna, trying to protect Hawkins, trying to save the world. You’re still dating Jason, Chrissy reminded herself firmly, though she hadn’t seen Jason in days. The sight of his smile alone made Chrissy feel better it made her feel like she could do anything…Even fight a horrible psychic monster. He was gentle with the kids in a way that took Chrissy by surprise and she was starting to think nothing about him would surprise her anymore. He was everything that Chrissy’s mother said an Omega shouldn’t be: loud, opinionated, stubborn, dramatic and fierce. Chrissy felt embarrassed by how much she stared at him. Lucas, who was brave enough to run from Jason and the basketball team as they became convinced that Fred and Patrick’s deaths were the work of Satan.Įrica, whose sheer confidence made Chrissy feel brave too.Īnd Eddie. Lucas himself, another Alpha who people expected to be an Omega or Beta. Max, who grinned at Chrissy and Lucas and said, “Oh man, birds of a feather, huh?” Was it any wonder Chrissy jumped at the chance to join The Party, to end this nightmare? This odd, rag-tag group who saw right through her and liked her for who she was. “Well, talk about a role reversal,” said Eddie, the oddest and sweetest Omega Chrissy had ever met. By contrast, Eddie had laughed through his frightened tears as Chrissy sobbed against his neck. To top it all off, Chrissy Cunningham, sweet little sunshiney Chrissy, being an Alpha?Ĭhrissy had already felt off-kilter, reeling from shock, her eyes constantly wandering to Eddie throughout the day, a silent reassurance that last night was real, but then Jason had reacted with…Frustration? It wasn’t disgust, not quite, but his “Congratulations, babe,” was flat and he didn’t quite look her in the eye. Presenting after the stress of an alternate dimension monster trying to kill you? Even weirder. Reaching eighteen without presenting was considered unusual to say the least.

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