Dec. 3, 2025
The Weather Outside is Frightful: Deadly Christmas Hurricane!
Looking for a chilling Christmas horror story with ghosts, storms, and a cursed secret? This holiday horror episode of Weekly Spooky takes you to the Florida coast on Christmas Eve, where there’s no snow—just black water, violent wind, and something in the dark that refuses to let go.
Chet Miller is a grieving widower spending Christmas alone in Nokomis, Florida, the TV off and a vintage Christmas radio humming carols in the corner. When a sudden Christmas hurricane slams into the coast, he refuses to evacuate. He’s convinced his late wife is still with him in the house, and he won’t abandon her memory… or the mysterious leather journal he keeps close at hand. As the storm intensifies outside, the whispers inside his home grow stronger, and the line between grief and haunting starts to tear open.
With floodwater creeping under the door, power lines snapping, and that old radio picking up voices it shouldn’t, Chet finds himself trapped between the rising storm and a presence that wants more than his company. Is it the ghost of the woman he loved, or something far older answering a desperate, dangerous wish? On this night, the biggest threat may not be the hurricane—but what he invited in when nobody was listening.
If you love Christmas ghost stories, coastal horror, and supernatural thrillers where the weather and the haunting hit at the same time, this creepy Christmas podcast episode is the perfect dark companion for your winter nights. Turn off the lights, turn up the volume, and find out what happens when the weather outside is more than just frightful.
The Weather Outside Is Frightful — by Charles Campbell
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Chet Miller is a grieving widower spending Christmas alone in Nokomis, Florida, the TV off and a vintage Christmas radio humming carols in the corner. When a sudden Christmas hurricane slams into the coast, he refuses to evacuate. He’s convinced his late wife is still with him in the house, and he won’t abandon her memory… or the mysterious leather journal he keeps close at hand. As the storm intensifies outside, the whispers inside his home grow stronger, and the line between grief and haunting starts to tear open.
With floodwater creeping under the door, power lines snapping, and that old radio picking up voices it shouldn’t, Chet finds himself trapped between the rising storm and a presence that wants more than his company. Is it the ghost of the woman he loved, or something far older answering a desperate, dangerous wish? On this night, the biggest threat may not be the hurricane—but what he invited in when nobody was listening.
If you love Christmas ghost stories, coastal horror, and supernatural thrillers where the weather and the haunting hit at the same time, this creepy Christmas podcast episode is the perfect dark companion for your winter nights. Turn off the lights, turn up the volume, and find out what happens when the weather outside is more than just frightful.
The Weather Outside Is Frightful — by Charles Campbell
🎧 LISTEN NOW and subscribe for spine-tingling horror stories every week!
🎉 Unlock exclusive bonus episodes and support the show on Patreon!
👉 WeeklySpooky.com/Join
📬 Contact Us / Submit Your Horror Story!
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🎵 Music by Ray Mattis 👉 Check out Ray’s incredible work here !
👨💼 Executive Producers: Rob Fields, Bobbletopia.com
🎥 Produced by: Daniel Wilder
🌐 Explore more terrifying tales at: WeeklySpooky.com
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The wind is screaming, the walls are shaking, and a
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surprise Christmas hurricane is tearing Chats Florida home to pieces.
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But he won't leave because his dead wife is still
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sitting at the kitchen table. How did you get in here? Ho? Ho?
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What's that you want to be scared? Come with me?
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it's Christmas Eve on the Gulf Coast. The lights are twinkling,
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the eggnog is poured, and the forecast says nothing worse
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than a chilly rain, no snow, no blizzard, just a
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quiet night for families to gather and remember the ones
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they've lost. Now, imagine one of those families is broken.
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A widower refuses to leave the house he shared with
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his wife because he swears she's still sitting beside him.
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He talks to her, hears her whisper in the rattling windows.
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You see the storm rolling in off the ocean isn't
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just wind and rain. It's carrying something that remembers a
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promise made in secret and sealed with hair, blood and ink.
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And tonight it's coming to collect. The weather outside is
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frightful by Charles Campbell Nokamus Florida, Chrismas eve Chet Miller
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stared out the kitchen window of his two bedroom home.
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It was a little chilly this evening, but nothing out
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of the ordinary. He lived in a Gulf town and
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hurricane season was supposedly over. Funny thing about weather, even
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with all the advances in pattern technology, Doppler radar and
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what not, is that it can still show you its
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fury with nary a warning when it wants to. Chet
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was a widower. His angel of a wife, Erica, passed
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away the year before. Their only child, a daughter named
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Summer after their favorite season. Lived in North Augusta, South Carolina,
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with her husband, Micky Toole, whom she met in college.
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No grands yet, but Summer was still a young woman.
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When they last spoke, Summer stopped just shy of begging
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him to spend Christmas with her and Micky, but Chet resisted.
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It wasn't the almost nine hour drive that kept him
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in nochomus. It was the ghost of Erica that wouldn't
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let him leave. You know you can go, Erica whispered
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softly in Chet's ear, and leave you here all alone.
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I would never leave you. Chet replied, he could feel
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his wife's sweet breath tickle his neck. There's a storm coming,
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My dear, you must go. I'll be fine, Erica said,
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and placed her ghostly hand on Chet's cheek. Her touch
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was so very cold and so very welcome. There is
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no storm coming. You're just trying to trick me into leaving.
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But I know what will happen when I leave, and
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so do you. Chet said. He was met with silence
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and knew this particular conversation was over. Chet turned in early.
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His body was weary, but his mind was buzzing. Lay
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in darkness, looking through the ceiling into the abyss above him.
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Thunder rolled like a midnight train to nowhere. There's a
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storm coming, My dear, you must go, echoed in his mind.
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Rain pelted the roof with reckless abandon and the whistle
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of wind grew in pitch Chat just laid there. North Augusta,
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South Carolina, nine pm, Christmas Eve. Mickey. Wake up, Summer said,
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as she shook her husband awake. He had a little
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too much eggnog. What time is it. It's not time
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for Santa Claus. Mickey replied with a humorous grogginess. Something's
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wrong with daddy. Huh? What he in the hospital, Micky asked,
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now fully awake. No, I just I have a feeling,
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a feeling, Just call him, Micky said. Summer grabbed her
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phone and did just that. Her brow furrowed as she
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quickly ended the call. I think his phone is dead.
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It went straight to voicemail. Summer said, do you want
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me to call Nakomas PD and see if they'll do
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a wellness check. He may have turned it off and
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went to bed early. They might wake him up when
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they go banging on his door. Micky said, I don't know.
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I guess I'll try him again first thing in the morning,
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and if he doesn't answer, then I'll call the station.
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Summer replied she felt defeated and helpless her father there
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never seemed to be his old chip her self after
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her mother had died. Summer remembered the funk she fell
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into when her mother passed, and it was Mickey that
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helped her out of it. They both tried to help
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her father, but he insisted he was okay and for
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her to go home with her husband. Erica and Chet
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both approved of Mickey stable guy with a mild demeanor.
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He was emotionally right for their daughter. And Summer would
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need his calmness in the storm of her mother's death.
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The couple stayed up until just after midnight, and Summer
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resisted the urge to call her father one more time
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before they turned in Nochmus, Florida. It was the fierce
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wind that made Chet rise from bed. He grabbed the
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remote and turned on the television, where a b C
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affiliate Channel seven was reporting on unexpected severe weather. The
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Santa tracker that normally scrolled along the bottom of the
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screen was replaced with shelter in place warnings it was
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too late for any sort of evacuation. Meteorologist Enriquet Fields
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was telling folks to batten down the hatches as best
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they could because they were assuredly going to lose power. Well, Erica,
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I guess you were right, Chet said with a smile,
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and meandered into the kitchen, where he popped a Kyrig
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cup into the fancy coffee machine Summer gifted him on
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his sixtieth birthday. One of the kitchen table chairs slid
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out on its own, inviting Chet to sit down. Why,
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thank you, dear, Chet said, before taking a seat. The
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wind was really howling now and he was surprised the
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main power hadn't kicked off already. Erica and Chet learned
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many years ago that living in a Gulf town required
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having a generator at the ready in case of a
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sudden power outage. They had a fancy generak generator that
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would activate automatically when the power went out, and Chad
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had a feeling that it wouldn't be long. Now do
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you remember when we met, Erica asked, the welcome cold
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sensation engulfed his hand. I do you were working at
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Sea Treasures and Pleasures, and I was this young out
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of towner looking for work. Chet fondly recalled. Alarms filled
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the air, the lights flickered, and the generator kicked on.
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The television went off, not that Chet needed it, because
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he was stuck right there, sitting in the kitchen with
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the ghost of his beloved on a super early Christmas morning.
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The curig finished brewing his coffee. I'll be right back,
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Chet said as he stood before grabbing his hot cup
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of straight black java. Chet turned on the old snoopy
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transistor radio that sat in the kitchen window since Summer
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left home. It was the same kind he had as
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a kid, and Chet bought one from eBay when Summer
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was a child. She outgrew it and left it behind,
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but Chet treasured it and smiled when he heard jingle
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bells playing from its tiny speaker. If this was his
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last morning on Earth, then listening to Snoopy amid Christmas
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music while reminiscing with his deceased wife wasn't a bad
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way to go. Chet's cell phone was lying on the
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kitchen counter and he wanted to leave it there, but
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he knew Summer would call him. That's why he turned
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it off. He loved his daughter so very much, but
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Chet knew she would make a last ditch effort for
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him to stay with them over Christmas. In his heart,
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Chet wanted to, but he somehow knew if he did,
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his connection to Erica would be severed, and that was
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out of the question. Summer didn't know the ghost of
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her mother was still with him, and Chet was also
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afraid if she ever found out, that would also make
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Erica go away, and if she really learned the truth,
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it may take Summer out of his life. Chet felt
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the chill as he walked back to his chair. You
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should have left, Erica said, no, I shouldn't have. My
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place is here with you, Chet replied. Jingle bells was
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followed by Santa claus Is coming to town. The walls
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started to vibrate and Chet could hear shingles being ripped
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off the roof, sheets of asphalt and fiberglass sent screaming
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into oblivion. What if I told you that I'm not Erica?
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The voice suddenly changed into something sinister, and Chet didn't flinch.
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Stop trying to trick me into leaving. It's too late
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for that, and we both know it. Chet said, Oh,
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I didn't want to leave you. I want you to
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reflect on why you killed me. Erica said, what, I
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didn't kill you? What are you talking about? Chet shouted.
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Outside of the radio and noises from the fierce storm,
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there was silence. Chet stood The windows were liable to
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give soon unless things subsided and quickly. There were a
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couple of small palm trees in the backyard, but nothing
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too substantial. He wasn't sure it was a hurricane, but
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it was definitely one hillacious tropical storm. Why would you
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say that I love you? I would I would never
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kill you. Chet broke the quiet, and there was no
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immediate retort. She had to know it was way too
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late for him to throw his shit in the truck
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and move it on down the road. Anyone driving in
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this shit had a death wish that would surely be granted.
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Sounds of splintering wood didn't seem to bother Chet. The
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music coming from Charlie Brown's pup changed. Oh, the weather
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outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful. And
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since we've no place to go, let it snow, Let
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it snow, Let it snow. There is no snow, there
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is no fire. Chet chuckled, There's only us. Erica replied,
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there's only us. Chet repeated and sipped his coffee as
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their home was on its way to being torn apart.
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Two a m. North Augusta, South Carolina. He's not answering, shit,
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He's not answering. Summer was panicking. A severe weather warning
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shrieked from her phone ten minutes before. But it wasn't
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for North Augusta. It was a tropical storm morning for
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Nochmus on fucking Christmas morning. You want to get in
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the car and drive nine hours, Mickey said, without realizing
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how insensitive it came across. Yes, that's exactly what I
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want to do. We can call the police on the way,
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but I doubt they'll go out in that mess. And
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he's my father. I should have made him stay with us.
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Something told me leaving him alone for Christmas was a
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bad idea. At the very least. We should have spent
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our Christmas down there, even if it was in a hotel,
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Summer said, letting it all out at once. She was
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already getting dressed because she was leaving, with or without Mickey.
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Of course Mickey was going. He was a good man.
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The roof had given up, most of its shingles and
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boards were being severely tested, but so far the house
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was holding on. It's time to tell the truth before
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the floodwaters take the house. Erica said, I don't know
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what you're talking about. Chet replied, you remember what you
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told Summer the day I died. Of course I do.
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Come home. Your mother went to meet the Lord, is
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what I remember. Erica reminded, that is what I said.
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Chet agreed. So how come I didn't meet the Lord?
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Why am I stuck in this prison with you? As
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long as you stay in this town, I can't leave.
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You know it, and I know it. I can't let
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you go, my dear, I just can't You killed me
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because you knew I was going to leave you. You
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killed me because you knew I wasn't satisfied with my life.
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You killed me because you were too selfish to let
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me go. And somehow, through some way, we're going to
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find out this Christmas morning is how you knew I
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would be trapped here? Do you need to die for
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me to be free? Erica asked, who says you won't
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stay trapped even upon my death? Chet asked it was
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his first step toward confession. His ankles were wet. The
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kitchen was beginning to flood as Chet nursed his coffee,
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but old Snoopy kept playing that song on a loop.
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All the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is
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so delightful. And since we've no place to go, let
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it snow, let it snow, Let it snow. Mid August
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two years ago, Chet, are you packed? Oh? Wow? You
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cooked breakfast? Erica asked as she strolled into the house. Yeah,
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just need to load the car, Go, eat your eggs
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and drink your coffee. Then we'll hit the road. Chet
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replied as he passed by, wheeling two suitcases, one for
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him and the other for her, and parked them by
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the front door. Too bad, Erica didn't know his was empty.
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Summer is going to be so surprised she doesn't know
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we're coming, Chet asked, well, she may have an idea.
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