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A rainforest, an anti-clan of people who lived in a rainforest. It reminded Jeff of home.
Except, in this forest, nobody would find him. Surely, the others were looking for him? Surely the Boss had sent them out to find him, right? Not that he cared if they did or not, he had ran for a reason and if they chose to try and find him or not didn't matter. He didn't need anyone hovering over his shoulder, Telling him when and when not to be angry, telling him when and when not to use his knife. Telling him who he could and who he couldn't kill. He didn't need that, he could live without his friends.
Jeff laughed.
Friends? Since when did Jeff the Killer make friends? Never, he never had any friends. They were just people who took him in, who showed him kindness, because they were just as insane as he was, they knew his pain. But they didn't, they didn't understand everything he had to go through, everything and everyone he had watched die with a smile. His mom, dead, his dad, dead. His brother, sweet Liu, dead. All dead by his paws, all dead by the knife hanging around his neck on a rope necklace.
At least he was beautiful now.
Jeff was a husky, but he wasn't beautiful at all. He was out of his mind for ever thinking he was, but if anyone were to dare point it out... Anger was always a huge thing with Jeff. He carved a smile into his face, a large one. The cuts were ridged messy, like they had been done in a frenzy, and old. Jeff had made that smile such a long time ago, yet he still found them so new and pretty. His lovely white fur was stained with blood, blood of countless people, blood that he would never be able to wash off because it stained his fur forever.
He was so damn beautiful.
How dare anyone think otherwise. The boy suddenly got mad, baring his teeth at nothing and growling lowly. He pushed his shoulders back threatheningly, glaring daggers at the ground in front of him as thoughts swarmed his head. His so-called 'friends' thought he was ugly, they said they could 'fix' him. It was them who needed fixing.