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Meanwhile, Sidney and Mary were in Sids bedroom hanging out, while Sidney typed on her computer. "Sid.. are we gonna do anything fun tonight." Mary whined to her sister. Sidney had smiled softly and looked over at her twin. "Just give me a few more minutes." Sidney said as she continued typing. Then there was a crash at the window causing the twins to jump in surprise.

Mary put her finger in front of her mouth as a "be quiet" while Sidney creeped over to the window. Mary sees a shadow outside as Sidney stuck her head out the window. "Uhh Sid.." Mary said quietly, when a hand popped out and grabbed Sidney. The girls screamed when the man entered the room. "Hey, its just me." Billy said, looking at the girls confused. Sidney looks up to see the handsome boy that jumped through the window.

"Hey Billy.." Mary waved at her friend. Billy just nodded in her direction, his eyes darker than usual. "I'm uh.. I'm gonna go to my room. I'll see you tomorrow." Mary said, with a knowing look in her eyes.

Mary Prescott was the twin sister of Sidney Prescott. Although they were the same age, Mary was older than Sidney by two minutes. She liked to think that her and her sister were close, but there was always a tension. Sidney stole the boy she liked, the friends she had, and the grief she never got to grieve. When their mother died, all the attention went onto Sidney, because she witnessed it. Mary was not the same. She was alone, the only two who actually showed her equal attention were Billy & Stu, her two best friends.

She knew her mother was a whore, she knew about Cotton Weary and the affair, and she knew about the affair she had with Billy's dad, even though Sidney was completely oblivious. Billy told her everything, well almost everything. He tried to protect her from the stuff that was bad, and usually used Stu to cheer her up. Lately, she's noticed that both boys haven't been acting themselves.

Mary was addicted to scary movies and serial killer documentaries, so naturally she didn't get scared by much. She was completely capable of handling her own. She overheard her sister and Billy in the other room talking. And naturally since she already knew what Billy's motive was.. it just made sense that she was part of it.

-In the Other Room-"Billy.. what the" Sidney said, but Billy stopped her before she could respond. "I'm sorry.. don't hate me." Billy said as he crawled through the window. Before they could continue their conversation, Sidney's father knocked on the door. "I heard screaming. Is everything okay?" The older man said. "Yes everything's fine Daddy" Sidney replied.

Their father let it go, and told her that she would be on her own for the next few days, and if she needed anything to call. When the door closes, Sidney looks behind her to begin talking again, when Billy appears with a stuffed animal. "Close Call." Billy said chuckling.

"What are you doing here?" Sidney asked him, with an eyebrow arched. Billy looked at her. "Well, it occurred to me that's I've never snuck through your bedroom window." Billy smirked. He then continued "and I was home, bored watching the television. The Exorcist was on, and it got me thinking of you". Sidney looked at him slightly offended, while her sister who was listening in on the other room snorted, and had to stop herself from laughing.

Billy hurried up and explained himself when Sidney assumed he wanted sex. Billy shook his head at her to correct himself, when Mary interrupted the conversation. "Okay Billy Boy, stop toying with my sister." Mary looked at him darkly.

Billy eyed her, wondering if she knew what he was up to. "Alright fine Bloody Mary.. I'll leave." Billy chuckled. Sidney was confused on how her sister got the nickname, but realized it wasn't her business when she saw the look Mary was giving her boyfriend. Billy climbed back out the window, not before giving Sidney a kiss goodbye, and Mary left the room with a purpose for tomorrow.