Jessie had been working under the Operator for a good three years now. She was currently walking down the street that contained the new home of Jay Merrick. It had been two years since the last run in with anything to do with Marble Hornets for the man and he was only just starting to put his life back together. But little did he know that his whole life was about to be flipped upside down and the hell that he endured before was about to repeat itself all over again.
Jessie found his house and stopped across the street from it. She dialled his number on a blocked caller ID, carrying out the plan that was approved by Slender. But unlike Hoodie and Masky, she wasn't at all afraid of the Operator, in fact, she stood against him and defied him often without consequences. This is mainly due to the fact that she is the offspring of the creature and he was fond of her, enough so to go easy on her if she makes a mistake.
Jay had finally gotten his life on track, he had finally let himself try to forget about the whole ordeal that had went down with Marble Hornets. He had broke of contact with Tim, with Brian, and last he heard, Alex Kralie was dead or long gone. He leaned back in his computer chair as his cell phone rung. It was an unknown number. He narrowed his light eyes at it before he silently answered it.
He waited a moment before speaking with a tired sounding 'hello'. Contrary to popular belief, Jay didn't sleep as much as he did back for this ordeal, but with his medicine he did good, considerably better if even. He waited, and waited, before he stood and looked at the open window. "This better not be some cruel joke."
Jessie didn't reply for a good several minutes and just before he hung up she smirked a little. "I'm watching you Jay Merrick... I'm watching your every move.. I see you when you sleep.. I see you when you leave the house... I see you when you look out the window, trying to find me.. well let me tell you this.. you won't find me.. not until I want you to.. if you think the Marble Hornets is behind you, your very mistaken... we're far from finished with you... as for Tim and Brian, they're going to get dragged into this mess all over again and it's all because of you.. just in case you're wondering if you've met me before or not, you haven't... I've been safe under my father's protection for quite some time and only now have I decided to surface for the simple task of hunting you down. In case you're wondering who I am, my name is Jessie. Welcome back to hell, Jay..."
She then laughed a bit as she hung up the phone before teleporting to the forest behind his house, having her father's abilities in full, much to Masky, Hoodie and Alex's beliefs.
Jay silently panicked, his light eyes growing wide as he turned and sunk down. "No. No... Not this again!" He knelt down right in front of the window, deciding to call the last known number he had for Tim. And probably, knowing his luck, the bastard hadn't been taking his medicine again.
As he dialled the number, he rested his head in his knees, beginning to grow quite shaky. He thought this was over, he didn't want to die for the simple fact he had already, technically, died already! He listened and listened, and the phone went to voicemail. His fucking phone was off, just great. He raised to his feet and grabbed something from his desk before he ran downstairs to find his camera that had, thankfully, not sold yet.
"Fuck fuck fuck, I thought this was fucking over... It's been two years! Two fucking years!" The neighbours were used to Jay's complaining, so they didn't bother to check if he needed help, he had been there for nearly two years already. Jay found the camera and a few new tapes, grabbing his keys before he disappeared outside.