STABBY: DON'T GO INTO THE WOODS
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  • Reads 312
  • Votes 33
  • Parts 12
  • Time 33m
Ongoing, First published Jan 25, 2016
Mature
On a dark and stormy night, the sound of nothing but thunder and lightning and loud pouring rain slapping the windows of the wicked old house. The house was abandoned and lonely. It learks behind the woods, where most people never dare to search. Theres a legend that goes around "whatever gets in, never gets out" and it's true. Brandon, only 14 years old, was dared to go through the woods and into the house. If he successfully completed the task, he was known as the king of dares. Ofcoarse, he accepted the dare. When he left, there was never a sight of him...ever. Some people say he faked his death. Others say, he lost his way out. No one knows the truth. Except for me. Why? Because I was the one who when through it all. Who am I you ask? My name used to be Angie, but from previous events, you can call me "Stabby".
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