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Alternate Yandere Charlie 2 part 1

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  1. from /hhg/ - Hazbin Hotel #288
  2. AU of OG hazbin hotel: https://pastebin.com/mSk5pfCb
  3. Yandere Charlie story 1: https://pastebin.com/zvWzN3WC
  4. Alternate Yandere Charlie 2 part 2: https://pastebin.com/iLEBgFDT
  5. Alternate Yandere Charlie 2 part 3: https://pastebin.com/rB7iXJGQ
  6. Alternate Yandere Charlie 2 part 4: https://pastebin.com/j8NNSPDq
  7. Alternate Yandere Charlie 2 part 5: https://pastebin.com/ZaYuWfnd
  8. Alternate Yandere Charlie 2 part 6: https://pastebin.com/w8jWgWm3
  9. Alternate Yandere Charlie 2 part 7: https://pastebin.com/Z1J5uFBP
  10. Alternate Yandere Charlie 2 part 8: https://pastebin.com/is3GDzzJ
  11. Alternate Yandere Charlie 2 part 9: https://pastebin.com/6nakPYnc
  12. Alternate Yandere Charlie 2 part 10: https://pastebin.com/4E333aKP
  13. ---
  14. >reposting Alt yandere Charlie sequel from a few days ago
  15.  
  16. >You awoke to the sound of one of your coworkers spilling their coffee on another coworker and delivering a barrage of apologies
  17. >You silently scolded yourself for drifting off AGAIN
  18. >And judging by your boss clearing his throat next to you, you were in for a bit of trouble
  19. >"Enjoying your nap Anon?"
  20. >You held in a sigh as you blinked a couple times to really wake up
  21. "Sorry Mr Kowl,"
  22. >He rolled his eyes
  23. >"This is the 3rd time this week I've caught you dozing off, is everything good at home?"
  24. "Yeah, just not getting much sleep."
  25. >Kowl hadn't been as hard as he was on you back when you started here.
  26. >If this happened months ago, you would've found yourself on the street within 20 minutes
  27. >But not today
  28. >"Well take it easy then, can't have anything bad happen to any of our staff, a lawsuit is not what we need."
  29. >Kowl went back to his office, leaving you alone again at your desk.
  30. >You checked the clock
  31. >4:30
  32. >You only had a half an hour left of your day before you could go home.
  33. >And it went by quick, considering you had little work left to do.
  34. >Finally when the clock did reach 5 you left the building and began your walk back to the apartments.
  35. >Chicago, it wasn't Manhattan or L.A, but nevertheless it was a busy city.
  36. >But you lived a little ways away from all the bustling traffic in the more quieter areas, wasn't a rich area, but you didn't hear anyone ever getting robbed or mugged at night.
  37. >Even then as you walked, the sun began dropping, winter approaching fast, and with it longer nights.
  38. -
  39. >As you walked, you began feeling like you were being watched
  40. >Despite knowing you weren't, the feeling was going away.
  41. >Even after doing a full check around you, the feeling of anxiety persisted still
  42. >Finally it faded as you as you entered your apartment building.
  43. >Once you reached your room you felt at peace once again.
  44. >You got yourself washed up and showered before getting yourself in more comfy clothing.
  45. >Dinner consisted of a microwaveable meal and a small water bottle.
  46. >Nothing really stuck out on T.V, now that the Kung-Flu was practically gone.
  47. >You found a classic movie and watched that before bedtime rolled around, which was early tonight due to your exhaustion
  48. >Before going to bed, you opened up your journal to look back on some entries.
  49. >Past the cover, you were met by a drawing
  50. >There were to figures standing together holding hands.
  51. >One of them was some ordinary joe, the other a girl with long red hair
  52. >Above then we're two words in all caps:
  53. >"TOGETHER FOREVER!!!"
  54. >You flipped past it, trying to pretend the drawing didn't exist.
  55. >You didn't draw it, Charlie did
  56. >It had been several months (9 months) since the events of that week happened.
  57. >You and two of your friends went on that hike in Colorado
  58. >You got lost and found the Hazbin Hotel and met Charlie
  59. >Then after that, all hell let lose
  60. >A part of you wished that one day you would just wake up and forget all about that week
  61. >That it would all just seem like one horrible nightmare
  62. >But that drawing sat there as an ever present reminder
  63. >You thought that Charlie drew it while she had your diary during your stay.
  64. >You did try to get rid of that drawing, but nothing worked.
  65. -
  66. >When you tried erasing it, the drawing came back the next day
  67. >When you tried tearing it out, the page reappeared magically as if it weren't torn out
  68. >When you tried using white out, the whiteout literally BURNED AWAY right before your own eyes, leaving the rest of the journal untouched
  69. >When you burned your whole journal, it reappeared on your bed the next day, opened to the drawing
  70. >And of course just leaving it hidden away at a library didn't work either, the damned thing reappeared right outside your door, opened to the drawing
  71. >You guessed Charlie must have enchanted the whole goddamn book, and so you gave up and left it be
  72. >It wasn't like it was hurting you or anything.
  73. >As you read your past entries, you came across a tear mark in your journal, like someone had ripped out a page.
  74. >Another thing Charlie did to your journal, she took a page from it.
  75. >You had a good guess as to which one it was, since you couldn't find a specific entry afterwards.
  76. >After you finished reminiscing, you closed the book and left it on a nearby shelf.
  77. >After turning everything off in your apartment, you went to sleep within seconds.
  78. >At least here she couldn't reach you, here Charlie couldn't do anymore demonic crap, right?
  79. >Oh boy, how wrong you were.
  80. -
  81. >You woke up in a bed that wasn't yours that was in a room that also wasn't yours
  82. >However, it did look familiar to you.
  83. >You got up and examined yourself
  84. >You were wearing casual clothing on instead of the pajamas you slept in
  85. >When you opened the door leading you out of the room everything became black and white, literally
  86. >It was like seeing everything through some old video.
  87. >You were standing in the muddle of what looked like a hallway lined with doors similar to yours
  88. >Then you noticed that each of them were numbered.
  89. >And when you read your number
  90. "..........."
  91. >66
  92. >You had room 66 back at the hotel
  93. >And the room you had just left was room sixty-freaking-six
  94. >It all came flooding back to you
  95. >You were back at the Hazbin Hotel
  96. >This couldn't have been real you thought to yourself
  97. >You knew you had to get out.
  98. >You weren't going to jump out the window, you remembered the deer demon Alastor who roamed the woods at this hour.
  99. >And of course he'd probably love to pay you back for blasting him with a shotgun to the face.
  100. >So, you decided on going to the lobby and working your way from there.
  101. >As you walked down the corridor, you noticed how quiet it was
  102. >Not a single noise could be heard as you kept a steady pace
  103. >Just like before
  104. >That's when you heard it
  105. >A scream, a man
  106. >He was in trouble
  107. >"HELP, HELP SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME"
  108. >You knew that voice from somewhere, but you just couldn't remember where
  109. >Soon you heard footsteps echoing down the hallway, coming towards you.
  110. >Before you could do anything else, the runner cane into your view
  111. >"Hey, you gotta help me, we need get out now."
  112. >Then he did a double take and his jaw dropped
  113. >"Anon?"
  114. "Yes?"
  115. >He was silent
  116. "Do I know you?"
  117. >When you looked at his face again, you slowly began to realize who this was.
  118. >But before you could say anything, footsteps were coming closer to your location.
  119. >"FUCK, we have to leave, he's going to kill us."
  120. >You had no choice but to flee with the man who Stacy cheated with.
  121. -
  122. >And now, continuing from there
  123.  
  124. >The two of you ran down the hall, frequently checking behind you
  125. "So, Mike was it? What are you doing here?"
  126. >"No clue, I woke up in an empty room and this guy started chasing me."
  127. >Same as you, except that you were chased
  128. "What did the guy look like?"
  129. >"Looked to be in his 30s, weird hairstyle, something from decades ago probably. And his eyes were fucking burning."
  130. "Hang on what?"
  131. >"I'm not lying, his eyes looked like they were on fire. You know him?"
  132. "No, just.....lets keep going."
  133. >Fiery eyes, old hair cut.
  134. >It couldn't have been him could it?
  135. >The memory of the man you met in the basement hadn't faded, you remembered him clear as day.
  136. >Just then Mike stopped you in your tracks and point up ahead
  137. >"That's him, right there."
  138. >Sure enough, there stood the man from the basement
  139. >He looked the same as he did the night you first saw him.
  140. >He smiled when his eyes met yours
  141. >This time, your legs actually worked, you and Mike bolted
  142. >But the man was also running, and he was armed
  143. >You then heard what sounded like a stab, and then Mike yelp in pain
  144. >You turned to see that the man had tossed his knife at him, and now Mike lay behind you bleeding out
  145. >"NO NO NO, ANON, ANON DONT LEAVE ME!!!!!"
  146. >He gave one last scream as the man grabbed him by the legs and dragged him into the darkness.
  147. >You heard more stabs and slashes as the man made quick work of Mike.
  148. >Soon his blazing eyes glanced at you again.
  149. >You found a unlocked door and slammed it shut behind you.
  150. >You locked it just in time, the man began trying to bust his way in.
  151. >You backed away from the door to catch your breath.
  152. >Then the banging stopped, but you didn't dare move.
  153. -
  154. >When Anon did leave the room, he did so slowly
  155. >Back tracking to the spot he lost Mike, he found a trail of blood staining the carpet.
  156. >The drag marks led deeper into the darkness, where Anon wasn't going
  157. >Nope, he saw what the man did to Mike, and he wasn't having any of that
  158. >He crept through the dark hallways and stopped whenever he heard even the smallest of sounds
  159. >Finally he made it to the lobby.
  160. >The doors were just up ahead, all he had to do was open them and leave.
  161. >"Anon?"
  162. >That voice, you didn't like it
  163. >A familiar girl's voice echoed through the lobby, as a scarlet girl materialized in front of you
  164. >It was Charlie, here red hair and arm being the only signs of color in the black and white haze
  165. >"Anon, it's you..."
  166. >You began backing away,
  167. >Charlie's arm stretched oily, beckoning you closer
  168. >"Finally........I've found you......."
  169. >She walked gracefully towards you, or it seemed like she did, your vision blurred a small bit
  170. >"You won't get away, not this time. We'll be together forever."
  171. >Her hand clamped around your wrist, it felt like your wrist was on fire as she did.
  172. >But just then, you woke up in your own bed
  173. >Sweat dripped from your forehead as you checked the time
  174. >6:30
  175. >Was that it? Was it all a dream?
  176. >You laid back down for a little bit, contemplating on what just happened
  177. >It all felt so real, it couldn't have been a dream
  178. >And Mike, he was there too
  179. >Last you checked, he and Stacy never got back together.
  180. >Instead he moved away to Miami and wasn't heard since.
  181. >When you checked your wrist though, you saw what looked like a burn
  182. >But on the back of it, you saw some kind of tattoo or marking.
  183. >And you knew that wasn't there when you went to bed the night before.
  184. -
  185. >After you were done, you quickly went through your morning routine and got to work early, hopping that the workload for today would help you forget about the nightmare
  186. >As you worked, the marking on your wrist began burning up at random times during the day.
  187. >You'd be writing a report, filing stuff away, or doing just about anything, when all of a sudden, it would burn.
  188. >But as quick as it came the pain left just as quickly.
  189. >And soon enough you found yourself outside the building ready to go home
  190. >This time however, outside your apartment building, a man approached you
  191. >He wore a long brown coat, and looked to be in his late 40s
  192. >His grayish beard gave him a older vibe to him.
  193. >"Are you Anon Moose by any chance?"
  194. "Yeah, do you need something?"
  195. >He pulled out a badge, you spotted a gun holstered in his hip underneath the coat
  196. >"Anon, I'm Detective Brian Garret, I'm gonna have to ask you come to down to the station with me."
  197. >He gestured to the police car parked close by
  198. "Why?"
  199. >"I'll explain it as we go, nothing you need to worry about yet, I just want to talk, that's all."
  200. >And so you reluctantly stepped in and found yourself in an interrogation room, Garret sat facing you.
  201. "So, what's this all about?"
  202. >Garret pulled a folder out and opened it
  203. >And pulled out a picture of Mike
  204. >"Anon, you do recognize this man do you?"
  205. "Yeah, his names Mike, he slept with my girlfriend while we were dating."
  206. >He placed the photo down next to him
  207. >"Right, you see, unfortunately this morning Mike was found dead in his home."
  208. >Your mind went blank.
  209. >"He's dead?"
  210. >The detective nodded
  211. "How?"
  212. >"Well, judging how the body was found, we believe it was a homicide."
  213. >He showed you another picture
  214. >Mike had long deep slash marks all along his body, and even a few stab wounds in his chest.
  215. >The memories from last night came flooding back, seeing the man slashing away at the poor guy as you watched
  216. >You almost didn't hear the detective through your own thoughts
  217. -
  218. >"So, you probably know what I'm gonna say next, but where were you last night?"
  219. >So you told the detective about your day from when you left work to when you went to sleep.
  220. >Afterwards Garret told you he believed your story, since you couldn't have done it anyway, with considering that he was still in Miami when he was killed
  221. >After a few more questions, you thought it was all over
  222. >Then he paused, and switched the topic
  223. >"You know Anon, I've done some research on you, turns out you've been involved in two others deaths before this, correct?"
  224. >You nodded, remembering your old pals Peter and James
  225. >"Three men go hiking in the woods, a well goes by, one of the comes out wounded but alive, the other two dead, you wouldn't mind telling me about anything else that happened up in those mountains would you?"
  226. "You said you did your research, don't you already know the story?"
  227. >"I do, some psychopaths lure you into a hotel, killed your friends and tried to do the same to you, yeah I know. But it's just that this case fascinates me. Given the building's dark past, and now this, really gets the mind running you know?"
  228. >You nodded.
  229. "Did you guys find them yet?"
  230. >The detective shook his head
  231. >"I'm afraid not, the guys down in Colorado are already talking about dropping the case, we haven't found any other evidence yet, and chances are they're already out of the country."
  232. >So for a few more minutes you and Garret talked, before he let you go and you went home.
  233. >By the time you got back, your mind was racing with all kinds of thoughts
  234. >This couldn't have been a coincidence
  235. >Something was still there at that hotel
  236. >And it was killing people now
  237. >As much as this troubled you, you didn't know what to do
  238. >Going back to the hotel was a big no no for you, since Charlie could be there and would no doubt want to keep you
  239. >And speaking of, there was that mark on your wrist too
  240. >All of these stayed with you for the rest of the evening as you went to bed.
  241. -
  242. >Elsewhere......
  243. (P.O.V: Charlie)
  244.  
  245. >You flipped through the book furiously
  246. >Last night was a fucking disaster
  247. >Yes, you were finally able to summon Anon, but things got out of hand
  248. >It turns out he wasn't alone
  249. >There was another mortal summoned alongside him
  250. >Though you did learn he was the one responsible for ruining your dear Anon's life by seducing Stacy away from him
  251. >But then again, that was a good thing, cause now Anon was single and was going to mingle, with you
  252. >You just needed to know what you were doing wrong and fix it.
  253. >And you had to do it fast, you load to close the hotel off again just so you could have the space needed to bring Anon in without any interruptions
  254. >You knew damn well what a couple of succubi would do to that innocent boy, and it wouldn't be pretty
  255. >Once you felt confident, you'd try this again, perhaps tomorrow.
  256. >For now, reading had to be done.
  257.  
  258. And that'll be it for tonight. More to come soon.
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