Mate? Fate? I DON'T THINK SO!!

Mate? Fate? I DON'T THINK SO!!

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Going to visit my dad is usually the same old same old. I visit for a week or two and then I'm off again going to go live with my mom. My dad and I always do the same thing when I come to visit, which is squeeze as much fun as we possibly can into the small amount of time we have together, before I have to leave again. But as I pack my bag I know this visit is going to be a little different than all the others. I don't know, I'm pretty sure it has something to with my eighteenth birthday coming up. Or the weird dreams I've been having? It could also be that longing feeling that seems to be growing in the pit of my stomach. Well ... whatever it is, it can't possible be life changing ... can it?
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When I was younger, I had one fear. I had one thing that always creeped me out. One thing that always gave me the chills. It was this large house that was on my street. House number 1402. That house had never had normal inhabitants and since the first time I passed by it, I hated it. When I went off to college I thought I was done with that house. I moved away and began my whole new life. Then on my 21st birthday, my mother asked me to come home. She needed my help, and I couldn’t say no. So, back home I went. Just like that. Easy as pie, I packed my things and left. That house was still there, and it still freaked me out. Even though I had planned on ignoring it completely, fate had other plans for me. There was always something about that house, maybe I just never looked at it the right way. Maybe from the start I should have dug deeper. Maybe coming home wouldn’t be as easy as I thought.

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