Deaths Door - *on hold*
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  • Reads 7,368
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  • Parts 14
  • Time 1h 39m
Ongoing, First published Sep 07, 2011
It is believed that when you go to the old abandoned Clark house on New Years Eve at eleven fifty nine and go to the blue door at the end of the hall on the second floor and twist the door handle, deaths son will come and collect you, taking you to his world. Everyone thinks this myth is just a legend passed down through the many generations of the people that live in my town, but I know that it is true and this New Years Eve, I am going to prove it.
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(Prequel to Clair de Lune) "We're born to believe the opposite of different is normal, and vice versa. Well, I'm the opposite of both." I lost my parents just before my fifteenth birthday. The circumstances were deemed accidental and it was swept under the rug. Truth is, someone covered up the whole situation and I was sent somewhere I knew no one would find me. I was swept under the rug too. Critter Ridge Orphanage is an old building placed in the pines somewhere in the state of New Jersey, run by a kindly woman and housing a family of others like me. Boys and girls all different in their own aspects. They didn't like me and I didn't like them, which was fine. Miss Huld, the owner, seemed to like me enough and that was all I needed. Things changed, though. They found a dead body on our property and everyone scrambled to lock the doors and bar the windows. The normal kids at school all started to edge away from us, from me in particular. They called us witches and devil worshippers. They were scared they might be next. I couldn't keep my nose out of where it didn't belong and then everyone was involved in the mystery. There's ghosts around every corner in this house, and if we don't figure out what's wrong here, we might just become the next ones.