Kirsten smirked as her, Cody and Veronica waited for Kirsten's old team to arrive. This one was going to end differently-she wasn't just going to scare them, she was going to make them see just how inferior they were.
Okay, so she knew that she was being unfair, and an ass but-hey! They started it! She wouldn't be forced to do this if they would've just listened and not have betrayed her!
"Kei!"
Kirsten looked up from her perch on the railing to see her friends glaring at her. They were pissed, and it was obvious. This time they weren't going to hold back. Kirsten smiled-good, this time it may actually be fun.
"Hello." she smirked, jumping down, and stopping herself an inch before she hit the ground-so that her feet wouldn't get anymore hurt than they already were. "I'm so happy you guys decided to show up."
"This isn't going down the same way as yesterday, Kei." Angela glared, tensing her hands so that her nails somewhat resembled claws. "We are going to get you this time."
Veronica smirked, and stepped somewhat protectively in front of Kirsten. "We'll see about that."
Kirsten turned to Rose, and smiled menacingly. "Storm... my dear, sweet, sister. I shouldn't be surprised that you're leading in the attack to kill me."
Rose looked upset for a a second, before glaring, thunder boomed behind her as she did so. "I don't want to do this, Kei. But I will."
"Don't call me Kei." Kirsten glared back, "My name's Ren, now. R-E-N. Ren." she levitated so that she was right in front of her twin's face. "Can't you read? Or is your dyslexia keeping you from realizing the difference between Ren and Kei? Are you really that stupid? R-E-N. Ren. Ren. Ren."
Rose shrunk back a bit, as Kirsten got all up in her face. "Don't be afraid of dieing." the red head taunted. "Be afraid of having never lived in the first place. Isn't that right Flippy?"
"Kei!" A.J. grabbed a hold of Kirsten and turned her around, the turbulence of the turn caused them to stumble a few feet from Rose. "I have no clue what you're saying but you have to stop it! We're your friends!"
Kirsten smirked. "Friends?" she turned around so that she wasn't facing A.J, "Tell me A.J, do you even know what I'm saying." she whirled back around so that she was facing the younger girl. "DO YOU HAVE ANY CLUE JUST HOW FRUSTRATING IT IS TO HAVE TO MAKE SURE WE'RE FACING EACH OTHER JUST SO THAT WE COULD HAVE A NORMAL CONVERSATION? INSTEAD OF TRYING TO FIX ME, WHY DON'T YOU FIX YOUR HEARING YOU IDIOTIC SLUT!"
"KEI!" Kirsten mentally groaned-would they ever stop calling her that?-as Owen grabbed her hands from behind and Zac covered her mouth with his hand.
"This isn't you! Stop insulting us! We're your friends!" the brunette yelled.
Kirsten glared at them, before biting on Zac's hand, who let go and stepped back. She felt Owen's hands tighten on her wrists, before he wheeled her around so that their faces were only inches apart.
"He's right, Kei." he whispered. "We're your friends-we wouldn't do this if we didn't care about you." and with that, he kissed her.
Kirsten's eyes grew wide, for a second, she just basked in the joy of having his lips on hers-she'd always wanted to know what it felt like. But, then she got a hold of herself and stepped back.
Her eyes were filled with tears as Veronica and Cody flew in front of her. She shook her head, before whispering: "I have no friends." and flying off.
_Teen_Titans_
Kirsten was awoken that night by an uncomfortable pressure on the bottom of her feet. It felt as if someone had numbed them out and then started carving s picture into them. So that it didn't hurt, but you could definitely feel it.
She peeked one opening-she was too smart to let whoever was at her feet know she was awake. There, at the foot of her bed, was Jonsey. He had her right ankle in his hand, holding it in place, so that he could draw whatever he was drawing on the bottom of it.
They stayed like that for a while-Jonsey finishing up whatever he was doing, and Kirsten trying to keep herself from wrenching her foot out of his grasp. Eventually, though, he did though.
Kirsten counted to ten after the door had shut, before grabbing onto her foot and sitting up so she could get a good look at it. The cuts that should've been gone do to the fact that she'd taken the pill since the fight were back and open a fresh.
She narrowed her eyes down at her foot-Jonsey had said that the cuts would automatically come back the next time she took the pill. So, why did he sneak in to carve over exactly where the cuts had been, before?
Not knowing what made her think to do so, Kirsten stepped out of bed and went walked over to her garbage can. (she wasn't too surprised that she felt no pain, even though her feet had just been carved out.) Sure enough, in the garbage can was the gauge that Jonsey always wrapped around her feet after a fight. Each one stained a bright red.
She took one out and glared down at it. Jonsey had said that the cuts would disappear-obviously, he'd lied. But, why did he hide it from her? And why did he sneak back in to recarve her feet when it was quite obvious she was still in enough pain to be able to fly. And, if the pill didn't take away the cuts, why did he always make her take it?
Kirsten clenched her hands into fists, before moving over to her desk and taking out a pen, paper, envelope and one of the purple pills. She was still pissed at those people, but… at the time, she couldn't think of anyone else to turn to.
_Teen_Titans_
"I can't believe Kirsten!" Rose hissed, sitting down on the black couch. "How could she do that to us? How could she just bring up our biggest insecurities and rub them in our faces!"
Owen shook his head, as he stared down at the carpet. If even Kirsten's own sister had begun to almost hate her, than all hope might be lost, already.
"We don't know the whole story." he put in, hoping it would help. "And we do all know what tricks Jonsey can pull. Kirsten may not be at fault."
"She was the one who chose to believe him." Rose hissed, "So it is all her fault."
Owen sighed, shaking his head, before letting his head hang off the back of the couch. Just then, the door opened, and Zac, A.J. and Angela came piling in. Zac with an envelope with a bulge in it.
"Rose!" Angela gasped, grabbing onto Zac's elbow with the hand that held the note and waved it around, "It's addressed to you and it has an unknown address on it!"
Rose raised an eyebrow before holding out her hand. A tiny tornado formed in Zac's palm which picked up the envelope and brought it over to her own.
She opened the envelope up, and a purple pill fell out. Rose picked it up from the floor and examined it, before reading the letter that came with it.
"It's from Kei." she gasped, still looking at the letter.
"What?" Zac gasped running over to her.
"It's from Kei." Angela repeated for A.J. before running over to Rose, as well. "What does it say?"
"It says she suspects that Jonsey is up to something." Rose said, eyes scanning over the letter. "She says that he keeps feeding her this pill, and she doesn't know what it does. She wants us to figure out what's in it."
Angela repeated what Rose said, as the leader got up and moved out of the room. No one dared to follow her, because she had the air about her that said she wanted to do this alone.
The curly black haired girl hopped down on the couch and smiled over at Owen.
"So… Owen." she smiled, "Why did you kiss her the other day?"
Owen blanched-everyone had been all up in his face since that fight. If they weren't pissy about her betraying them, they were chuckling about him kissing his long time crush and her pushing him back.
"Shut up." he hissed.
"Okay." Angela shrugged.
"No, no, no." A.J. said-they'd been speaking facing her so she could follow the conversation. "I wanna know-why exactly did you kiss her?"
"I-I don't know." Owen shook his head. "It just felt like the right thing to do at the time. Like it would help her figure out that we were her friends."
"Nah." Zac smirked, "I think you just wanted to."
Owen glared over at the brunette "I'm not afraid to kill you, you know."
Zac looked like he was about to say more, but they were interrupted by Rose barging into the room.
"Guys," she said, "I think you'd better come see this."