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I knew my daughter was possessed the moment I saw those eerie red eyes.

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Convinced that she was a vampire, the other kids locked Michelle outside and counted the minutes until the sun came up.

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I didn’t want my parents to treat my sister the way they treated me, so I gave them a taste of their own medicine.

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You know, that stuff you’re standing in isn’t really sand.

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"Mom! Kayla dropped the tablet in the bathtub!" yelled my son.

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I had no idea why my adopted daughter always begged me not to take her to the doctor, but after her accident I had no choice.

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He snapped his fingers and erased half of all life from the universe.

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Everywhere in town my neighbors and old friends stare at me and whisper, judging me for the terrible things I’ve done.

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Dad used to tell me stories about the small town by the lake where he lived as a kid, all about his big family celebrations, the fancy church with the metal gate and his lucky friends who did special, important things for the town.

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It took me three seconds to fully wake up and two to realize I was in a vat filling up with liquid, but only one to realize I wouldn’t drown.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I knew my daughter was possessed the moment I saw those eerie red eyes.	31
Convinced that she was a vampire, the other kids locked Michelle outside and counted the minutes until the sun came up.	31
I didn’t want my parents to treat my sister the way they treated me, so I gave them a taste of their own medicine.	30
You know, that stuff you’re standing in isn’t really sand.	29
"Mom! Kayla dropped the tablet in the bathtub!" yelled my son.	29
I had no idea why my adopted daughter always begged me not to take her to the doctor, but after her accident I had no choice.	29
He snapped his fingers and erased half of all life from the universe.	29
Everywhere in town my neighbors and old friends stare at me and whisper, judging me for the terrible things I’ve done.	28
Dad used to tell me stories about the small town by the lake where he lived as a kid, all about his big family celebrations, the fancy church with the metal gate and his lucky friends who did special, important things for the town.	27
It took me three seconds to fully wake up and two to realize I was in a vat filling up with liquid, but only one to realize I wouldn’t drown.	27