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Nicole (Main storyteller) (1:22)
Max hi listeners. I have a story I want to tell you.
Chrissy (1:38)
There was this doctor over at St. Augury's who would kill his patients. Oh yes, it was madness.
Nicole (Main storyteller) (1:46)
Aren't you afraid the light taker might get you? I'm sorry I didn't listen to you.
Chrissy (1:52)
That adrenaline. I want more of it.
Nicole (Main storyteller) (1:55)
I snapped. Totally lost it. He had no idea what was on those tapes. It was like a song.
Chrissy (2:03)
Ollie and the Outcast.
Nicole (Main storyteller) (2:06)
So gather around and listen. It was just a game Christy had made. Looking back, I wish I never went into her basement. Wish I never saw that painting on the wall. Looking back, I wish I never played her game at all. But mom and dad had a work party to go to. So last Friday night they walked me next door to Chrissy's house. I remember it being cold outside. So cold. I ran back into my house to grab a warmer coat. It was dark too, and only the street lamps dotting the sidewalk offered any kind of light. I'd never been to Chrissy's house, even though she lived just four streets down. Our personalities were worlds apart. She was awkward, flip flopping between shy and too in your face. The only reason we were friends was because we shared the same recess. Every time she invited me to play after school, I made up an excuse to say no. But this time I asked her. My mom and dad were going to a work conference and they needed someone to watch me, and since none of my other friends were free, I had to ask Chrissy to check with her mom. To my regret, she said it was okay. As we neared Chrissy's house, I had this awful feeling in my stomach. I turned to mom, telling her I didn't feel well, and she laughed. She ran her hand through my hair and told me it would pass and that she and dad would be back in just two hours. Just two hours. What mom didn't know is evil, awful things can take place in just two hours. We stood in front of Chrissy's house and dad rang the doorbell. We waited. No answer. Dad knocked on the front door. We waited. No answer. I was beginning to think I'd run into a bit of luck, that maybe Chrissy's mother had forgotten about me and I wouldn't have to stay here with this strange girl. Then the porch light flickered on and the front door creaked open just ajar. A pair of dark brown eyes peered through and a small, timid voice accompanied them.