Wait for me to die

Wait for me to die

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jul 13, 2017
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Horror
Little Isbell lived with her parents happily in the city. She had a really great life in the city, every morning she would go to the garden and started singing all by herself. All of these happiness will change when her parents stepped out of her life. After her parents died she was sent to her grandparents in the country side. She was expecting her grandparents to treat her well but they did not. Her grandfather used to hit her with his belt or punched her face or cut her with a knife. Isabell's grandmother wouldn't care if Isabell was being hit or cut, she would stand there and laugh wickedly. Isabell couldn't live like that so she ran away from her grandparents. Deep into the forest she found a house that was painted black, she was very scared that her grandparents might found her and kill her so she went into the house. What do you think will happen to Isabell? Will her grandparents find her? What about the house? Do you think there might be a secret hidden in that house? Read to find out
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