I'll Haunt You When I'm Dead Page #4
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Matthew! I'm begging you.
Don't make a sound.
And don't you move.
Evan.
Evan?
Evan!
- Evan, get the door open!
- I can't! It won't open!
Evan, she's coming!
Please!
Please!
Please let me go!
Please, let me go! Please!
Evan.
Tell me something.
Let me go!
Do you really and honestly think
I'm gonna let you go?
Please. Please.
Please!
Listen to your voice,
all breathy and delightful,
even when you're terrified.
No!
Is that what she sounded like
in bed, my dear?
I'm sorry.
Please, don't do this!
I'll do anything!
Oh, I think you've already
done enough, haven't you?
Franklin!
You seduced my husband.
You brought his illegitimate
b*tch into the world.
Poor little Samantha.
And you've held the brat under my nose,
expecting me not to sniff it out,
expecting me not to do anything about it.
Aah! No!
Franklin.
Look. I want you to see this.
Franklin, look at me!
No!
No!
No!
No!
No!
Are you ready, young lady?
What...?
No!
Please, don't hurt him.
Please.
Sam.
Hey.
Sam. It's me.
You shouldn't have closed that door.
Please.
Hey, guys. We're home.
- Something's wrong.
- Where's the lights?
You shouldn't have burned that box!
No! No!
No! No!
Mommy. Mommy. Mommy.
Mommy. Mommy. Mommy.
Mommy. Mommy.
No!
No!
Mommy!
And that, as they say, is that.
The Ashers left,
and the girl was sent away.
She was just a cancerous
little thing, like her mother.
How did I feel when I heard?
I felt nothing.
I wonder now if the boy
will haunt that rotting house forever,
along with my family,
waiting for others to arrive
to share the truths they'd find,
the truths we'll all someday find.
Death, after all, is the house
we all finally come home to.
Rest assured of that.
See, every ghost story might begin
with a house and a tragedy,
but they don't always end the same.
Sometimes, the tragedy stays buried,
and some houses are more dead than others.
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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