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Goodbye
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Mystery
I was tucking my daughter into bed. We were saying our prayers and she said, "Goodnight Mom, goodnight dad, goodnight sis, goodnight Grampy Tom, goodbye Grammy Beth. The next day, Grammy Beth was dead. The next night, my daughter was saying her prayers and she said, " Goodnight Mom, goodnight Dad, goodnight sis, goodbye Grampy Tom." The next morning, Grampy Tom was dead. I realized I had to get her to stop saying that stuff to get my relatives back. It seemed a lot easier in my head.. Keep reading to find out what happens next!! -Cimorelli_fan_4_life
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