I Bought a Haunted Thanksgiving Table
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A rolling cold sensation started at the nape of my neck and worked its way down my back and then my arms.
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That’s a little weird,
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SOLD.
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Reggie didn’t have time to dodge out of the way.
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Brain-shattering illumination
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“But he isn’t happy.”
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“He says his turkey is too dry,”
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“But he’s really mad.”
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a satisfied sigh.
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If only I had known then what I know now, I would have dragged the thing out of the house at that very second.
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In the dark, however, all manner of paranoias run the asylum of our minds.
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And what if Wendy was right, and I did read too many true-crime books?
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I prefer happy endings, not bloody ones.”
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Crash. Burn. Flames and cries of despair. All hope… gone.
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I had hoped to wake up refreshed that morning. Instead, I found a low-grade anxiety waiting for me, greeting me as I opened my eyes on the new day. And I couldn’t seem to shake it.
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It was like I had unlocked a secret door that must never be opened.
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Jealousy stabbed my heart at how easy it was for the device to slip out of functioning and into a state of rest.
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I cracked it open at the spot I had left the bookmark and started reading. Or rather, trying to read.
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I finished a page, then realized I hadn’t really read it, so I started over.
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Zero days without incident.
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She was like her old self again… only different in a way.
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The table,
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Everything changed when the table came into the house.
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There can’t be something wrong with the table, can there?
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She seemed normal again.
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A storm was coming. Would we be ready for it?
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You need to get rid of that table. Don’t just sell it or donate it, either. You need to burn it.”
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Do yourself a favor… no, do us all a favor, and destroy it.”
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The nightmare was over. But in another way, it was just beginning.
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“Crazy is waking up in the middle of the night to find your wife standing over you with a knife and meat fork, ready to dig in like you’re a Thanksgiving turkey.
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“I’ve got a chainsaw in the barn,”
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My head slammed into the unforgiving surface. Then, my world went black.
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Rough rope bound my hands on the opposite side of whatever structure I’d been tied against.
Gabbie Roberson
WENDY WTF
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Then it was lights out, Scotty.
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Stupid physics.
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Wendy, whom I now understood to be possessed by the spirit of the serial killer, Edgar James Rush.
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“Measure this!”
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In the other, she held Tory’s severed head, gripping it by the hair. Blood still steadily dripped from the stump of a neck.
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which, mind you, was still on fire.
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possessed by a murderous spirit, out of her mind, and thrashing about like a crazed animal
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“Live stream?” I said. “I thought she was just recording it.”
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“She kept me in the barn for three days.”
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Several gun reports rang out in quick succession, and all the bullets reached their target.
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And they were blue once more.
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“Goodbye, Scotty,”
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My house could burn… the whole world could burn for all I cared. My Wendy was gone.
Gabbie Roberson
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I might as well have died in there.
I would live. I would go on. But thankfulness was the farthest thing from my heart.
Gabbie Roberson
OMG CRYING