It's No Good

Title: It's No Good (Parts 20/20)
Author: R Dimeria
Email: Forest_elf_77@hotmail.com
Rating: 18
Spoilers: FG
Inspiration: Depeche Mode's "It's No Good" on Ultra or The Singles 85-98

Summary: Who, needs a summary? It's Jenny and Julian.

Disclaimers: These character belong to LJ Smith. Except for the ones that
don't. Those are mine. The Song is by Depeche Mode, "It's No Good" off of
their album Ultra. Yes, there typing and grammar errors, live with it.

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Part 2

Sept. 15
Jenny had always been a nice girl. Her relationship with Tom had always
been nice, she had nebeenbeen that type of girl. Basically, Jenny was a
virgin. Even though Tom and she had been together for years, they had never
made it past the make-stage of the relationship. She had found out what a
'blow-job' was in her sophomore year of high school, from a boy in her gym
class. She had very limited and narrow views on sex, at least she did, until
she had met Julian.
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Sept. 19
Jenny's parents became frantic with worry ovheirheir missing daughter.
Jenny's roommate, Marie, still hadn't heard or seen Jenny. Jenny was now
missing for 4 days, and it was quickly becoming day 5.
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Sept. 19
\r Au Audrey got everyone together at Michael's house to discuss what should
be done. After the incident with Summer people were talking. Everyone was
assuming that the group must be responsible for Jenny's disappearance.

And the group had no idea where to start looking for Jenny. Julian
hadn't left an invite this time, or a warning. Zach's opinion was this time
Julian was playing for keeps, no more of that game nonsense, this time he
just took Jenny. Tom was in agreed with Zach, Julian was the type of monster
who would force a girl against her will. What Dee couldn't figure out was
how did Julian come back to life? Who would write his name in the stave of
life? Her first thought was maybe Jenny wrote him back into life, but she
dismissed that idea. Jenny valued her freedom too much.As they sat
discussing Jenny's disappearance Summer changed the radio, thinking the song
was creepy.

I'm going to take my time
I have all the time in the world
To make you mine
It is written in the stars above



Part 3

Sept. 15
"Hey miss?!"
Jenny turned to see who was calling her. It was a man, about her father's
age, in a blue Saturn, with music pouring from inside:

It is written in the stars above
The gods decree
You'll be right here by my side
Right next to me
You can run, but you cannot hide

She stopped and replied. "Yes?"
"I'm trying to find my daughter's dorm, she supposed to be in Jackson Hall,
could you help me?" The soft spoken, slightly balding man asked.
"Sure" Jenny took a step towards the car and pointed to a large brick
building.
"That's Copeland Hall, if you take a right down there you'll see a building
on the other side, that's Jackson Hall."
The man had stepped out of his car, and looked to where Jenny was pointing.

Sept. 19
The group of friends sat in Michael's living room brainstorming what to do
about Jenny. The radio played softly in the background:
You can run, but you cannot hide
Don't say you want me
Don't say you need me
Don't say you love me
It's understood
Don't say you're happy
Out there without me
I know you can't be
'cause it's no good



Part 4

Sept. 15

"Thank-you" He held out his hand to Jenny, she shook his hand. He shook
her
hand hard, surprisingly hard considering his small frame. The top of his
head came to just above Jenny's chin.

"Oh, you're welcome." Jenny said as she tried to dislodge herself from
the short balding man's grasp. She felt resistance, then suddenly was
tugged hard towards the car. He swung her body as he jerked her, causing
her to slam her head on the frame of the car door. Jenny stumbled, trying
to straighten herself up. Before she was able to recover the frightening
little man grabbed Jenny hard by the shoulders and slammed her hard against
the car until she was knocked unconscious. Jenny's last coherent thought
was of the song playing softly from inside the car:

Don't say you're happy
Out there without me
I know you can't be
'cause it's no good
I'll be fine
I'll be waiting patiently
Till you see the signs
And come running to my open arms

Sept 20

It was 10am. The group of friends had spent most of the night debating
whether or not to storm the shadow world in search of Jenny. Tom and Dee
had been 'pro' storming the shadow world. But Audrey had been 'con' storming
the shadow world. She had a major point in her favor, they hadn't been
invited, and without an invitation from Julian, they would be fair game
to any of the Shadow Men who they encountered. Before when they had entered
the shadow world they had been invited by Julian, so Julian had been the only
Shadow Man to be a threat. This time all the Shadow Men would be a threat.
They would never make it to Jenny ali\nMic\nMichael started to make some coffee for everyone. Dee and Audrey went
out to pick up some doughnuts for breakfast. And Zach turned the radio on,
the early morning radio show was doing a tribute to 80s bands and was
playing Depeche Mode's "It's No Good":

'cause it's no good
I'll be fine
I'll be waiting patiently
Till you see the signs
And come running to my open arms
When will you realise
Do we have to wait till our worlds collide
Open up your eyes
You can't turn back the tide
Don't say you want me
Don't say you need me
Don't say you love me
It's understood
Don't say you're happy
Out there without me
I know you can't be