the sugar people in my walls

the sugar people in my walls

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Mystery
Floor Bords Creek with each foot step I took it felt cold and lonely but I wasn't alone I never been I always felt watched at least since we moved into this dumb house I chould voice in the wall calling me controling me asking for sugar I hear faint whisper's at night from the wall sugar feed us sugar there a faint crack in the wall almost big enough to fit my hand through every one in the while I see glowing green eyes coming from there this is my story the story of the sugar people
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