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Narrative Essay On A Haunted House

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They claim the house was haunted, but it looked okay to me, so…. When I first saw the house it didn’t look as bad. There were rumors about everyone should go to the house during Halloween and that a old scary couple lived there and no one has ever seen them. The rumor is pretty dumb when you think about it. It sounds like every story in every scary movie so it’s hard to believe it or not. But my friends believed it so of course that wanted me to go but at first I wasn’t sure if I should go. Eventually I gave in and I’m going, right when we all got there it looked like a nice house so all my friends decide to knock on it and “Aghhh” there is an odd sound we all jump back and want to run but my friend knocks on it again and the door bursts open and we all go in and I really didn’t want to go in. My friends are in and I wasn’t about …show more content…

I’m looking at the gooey stuff and it looks so nasty but I feel bad if I don’t eat it so I just say I had so much candy. His wife is talking about every Halloween someone ends up coming to their house and never making it out something always happening and me and my friend look at each other freaked out and I want to get out of here really quick. I get up and we all do and as I’m rushing to go the old couple try 's to stop us and I don’t want them to know that I want to leave so I walk and ask if they can show me the bathroom and as she walks over I start running and I point to my friends to the door and we all run out and we keep going and we are all out of breath and when we stop we all think what a crazy night and now we now why no one should go there it is haunted and

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