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Happy Girl Short Story

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Dannah McCotter Happy Girl

She was a happy little girl because it was winter break she could go outside and play she can go play with her friends in the snow. It’s the time of year where everyone is singing and eating cookies and drink hot chocolate after having fun in the snow. It also is almost Christmas so everyone is buying gifts so all the store are crowing. but that all changed really fast after dinner her parents were fighting..all she could think is they can’t be fighting they haven’t fought for years.Then she heard a knock on the door . Then she thought who could that be. When she looked out the window, she didn’t see anyone. She thought they might have walked away. Then the doorbell rang again so she looked out the window still …show more content…

Just then her uncle said I have to go I will be back. Ok honey yes it is true but you can’t tell anybody!! What you guys have lied to me my whole life no we just never told.why did when were going to tell me. We were hoping you didn’t have the gift you now how you were playing with dog well that was mine and your dad’s dog he died when you were still in my tummy.your dad found him then he saw him as a ghost first then he was playing with him then he saw something he went to go check it out found out it was the dog. So he picked up the body and brought it home he buried him in the backyard. We were waiting till you were older so you would understand. Then the little girl started screaming her mother asked what is wrong there is a ghosts behind you and it is not my father. Run don’t stop why mom why because just because they are ghosts doesn’t mean they can’t hurt you I will hold him off as long as i can. So she opens the door her dad is there but he doesn’t look hurt like he did before and he said come on I will so you some place safe ,but we have to hurry or else. So she starts running he starts giving different ways to go left right stright. Finnly they get to a bar dad i can’t go in

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