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Halloween Terror Tales: Scary Stories of Masks, Mazes, and Madness
In this terrifying Halloween horror anthology from Weekly Spooky—the top-rated podcast for scary stories, haunted legends, and audio horror fiction. This chilling compilation brings together 8 original tales of cursed costumes, haunted airwaves, serial killers, and cornfield nightmares—all soaked in Halloween atmosphere.
• Never Enter the Old Corn Maze on Halloween — by William Rayne
A teenager enters a forbidden corn maze on Halloween night—where the legends say the dead can reach the living.
• I Went on a Halloween Hiking Trip with My Friends. My Reading Light Saved My Life — by Michael Kelso
A camping trip turns to terror when a mysterious figure stalks the group through the woods… and only one faint light stands between survival and slaughter.
• The Strickfield Slasher — by Rob Fields
A masked killer haunts the streets of Strickfield. When bodies pile up, one determined student must survive the night and uncover the truth.
• Stalk — by Mike Ashkewe
Joshua “Foxy” Fox returns to his hometown looking for fun and connection… but finds something far darker stalking him in the shadows.
• Special Halloween Hours — by Rob Fields
Two college students work a Halloween night shift at a retro video store… but what lurks beyond closing time may be more than just horror movies.
• Never Buy a Halloween Mask from a Yard Sale — by Michael Kelso
A father finds the perfect mask for his daughter’s costume—until the mask begins to change her… and reality itself begins to unravel.
• Retro Halloween Revelations — by Rob Fields
Destiny Mirren and her companion Sienna return from the Afterlife to settle old scores and confront the supernatural truth of Strickfield’s dark past.
• The Graveyard Shift — by Shane Migliavacca
At a remote radio station, one Halloween night takes a terrifying turn when a strange caller disrupts reality—and no one is safe from what comes next.
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Hello, my spookies. October isn't over yet, and we're not
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letting it go without a fight. Tonight, We're diving deep
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into the Weekly Spooky Vault one more time to bring
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you eight of the scariest, weirdest, and most Halloween soaked
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stories we've ever shared, packed with haunted cornfields, cursed costumes,
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masked killers, and late night terrors on the airwaves. Some
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of these tails will chill your bones and others might
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just make you check your closet yet again, but all
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of them are here to make sure you're in that
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spooky season mindset no matter what you're doing, whether you're
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going on a nice fall walk or working a double shift.
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We here at Weekly Spooky want you to have a
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good time with scares, shadows, and to touch of Mayhew. Okay,
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more than just a touch. I'm your host and narrator,
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Enrique Kuto, and I ask you please settle in light
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that pumpkin scented candle and prepare yourself and remember tomorrow
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there's a brand new horror tale for you to enjoy. Now,
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let the Halloween horrors begin. Never enter the Old corn
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Maze On Halloween by William Rayne. There are always plenty
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of strange rumors circulating in small towns across the world.
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The one I grew up in has everything from tales
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of lizard creatures beneath the woods to a bizarre bridge
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that leads you somewhere else if you can cross it
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on foot. Still, the one tale that I can personally
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attest to is the haunted corn Maze just outside the
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city limits. The labyrinth had been out there since law
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before I came along. What always unsettled me about the thing,
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be it from simple urban legend or the truth of things,
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nobody seemed to know who even made it. Another unnerving
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aspect of it was that, while there was no caretaker,
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it never became overgrown or unkempt. Sure, the elusive individual
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who put the whole thing together may well have family
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members who maintained it when nobody was around. Given the
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fact that it was out in the middle of nowhere,
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but nobody knew one way or the other. It was
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a strange thing, for sure, But the rumors of that
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place throwing open the door to the other side on
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that one particular day of the year always freaked me out.
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When I was a kid, it was the Halloween of
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two thousand and five that I learned this was not
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a place to be so casually visited, not by the
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living anyway, not on the thirty first of October. I
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was around thirteen at the time, while my brother was
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approaching seventeen. I idolized Derek had since we were kids.
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Even when he was younger. He always seemed to be
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so much more worldly than I am, though I imagine
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just about anyone with a few more years under their
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belt would come off as more knowledgeable than a wide
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eyed and curious kid. He had already abandoned the sacred
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traditions of trick or treating, something I was not yet
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ready to give up. But when he invited me to
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attend a party with him on the night of the
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thirty first, I both eagerly and reluctantly agreed. As much
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as I loved spending time with my brother, I wasn't
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thrilled about turning my back on the opportunity to score
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a bagload of candy. Derek knew how much I loved
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getting dressed up and going door to door, so he
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promised me he'd take me around the neighborhood before we
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headed out that night. Being a costume part alar we
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were headed to, he decided to bring a bag himself
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when he joined the crowd of kids playfully running from
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one house to the next. In all honesty, he looked
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as happy as I was while we toured the surrounding blocks. Sure,
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his vampire costume wasn't exactly the most extravagant garb for
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the occasion, slick back hair, phony fangs in his mouth,
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and a long black coat. Honestly, it paled in comparison
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to my Michael Meyer's outfit. But I knew his girlfriend
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Alicia was going to meet up with us at the party,
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so I couldn't blame him for dressing more stylishly cool
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and all. Supposedly, her little sister was going to be
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there as well, something that left me both nervous and
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a little intimidated. If I'm being honest, I had only
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recently started appreciating the opposite sex at that time, but
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it was enough to make my palms sweaty while restricting
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my tongue's ability to function properly when attempting to form words.
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Regard Tredless of my apprehensions, I was having a great
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time just hanging out with Derek even with his friendly
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reminders that I needed to just be myself when we
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got there. When the sun finished its descent for the night,
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it was time for us to head back to the
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house to pick up my brother's car. We dropped the
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candy in the house, gave an obligatory goodbye to our folks,
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and got on the road. I hadn't been informed about
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where the party was taking place, but I had just
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assumed it would be at one house or another. When
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we passed by the last neighborhood before the city limits sign,
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the butterflies dancing in my stomach began to sink to
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the bubbling acid below. Where are we going? I asked,
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though I had a solid idea of the answer. I
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didn't tell you, Derek said, looking genuinely uncertain. The parties
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out at the old corn Maze. Oh, come on that please?
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Don't still freak you out, does it? He asked, with
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a chuckle. What, No, of course not, I just didn't.
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There's nothing to be scared of, kid, We ain't going
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into it or anything. Just seemed a good kind of
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creepy spot for the party, is all I couldn't argue
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with that. It was one hell of an eerie spot
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out there in the middle of nowhere. I knew some
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of the older kids would go out there sometimes, but
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I still felt uneasy about it. I was certain that
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most of the stories folks told about the old maze
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were made up, just spooky tales to mess with the
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younger generation and all, but they would still get my
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imagination going. You sure we should be going out there tonight, though,
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I asked, attempting to hide the trembling in my throat.
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They're just stories, Danny, Derek said, with a smile. You
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know that, right, I mean, yeah, but it's only to
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scare people. Kid. Halloween was invented by the candy companies.
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You know, nowhere gets haunted just because it's the third first.
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It's all bullshit, just like every other stupid story around
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these parts. You gotta stop being so scared of everything.
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When I head off to college, you're gonna be on
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your own. I love you, kiddo, but I ain't always
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gonna be around to protect you. It was hard to
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argue with him, as he fully believed every crazy urban
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legend to be false, this one more than others. I
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still felt a little embarrassed by the way he talked
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to me. Yeah, I was very easily freaked out at
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that age, but I was getting better that creepy old Labyrinth,
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though I never wanted to get within a shout of
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that place. I trusted my brother on just about anything,
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but I couldn't convince myself to side with him on this.
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A few years before, some guy named Jackson Fiddle supposedly
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went missing while investigating the Labyrinth just around the thirty
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first Sure, I didn't even know if he was a
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real person, being that just about everyone seemed to know
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everyone in our life town, and I had never heard
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of the guy before the rumors of his disappearance. The
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story about the woman who showed up at the emergency
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room on the morning of November one of ninety eight,
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all bloody and beaten, though, that one messed me up
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for a while. From what she said, or from what
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folks said, she said her car broke down out by
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the old corn Maze. This being before everyone and their
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mother had a cell phone, she couldn't reach out to anyone,
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so she just started walking somehow or another. Whether she
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got turned around or just wasn't paying attention, she ended
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up strolling right into the neatly preserved labyrinth. When they
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asked her why she didn't just turn around, she claimed
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she tried, but it closed up behind her as soon
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as she crossed into it. As far as what happened
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to her when she got lost in there, that varies
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from person to person. Some say that some local boys
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up to no good followed her inside after having sabotaged
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her car to break down. According to that version of things,
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they beat her and raped her, leaving her for dead
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in that damned place. After she crawled her way out
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of there, she managed to get back to town, but
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was never the same since. Other more exaggerated stories claimed
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that she came up on some devil worshipers in there
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who tried to sacrifice her before she managed to make
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her escape. Some even say that she ran into anything
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from supernatural creatures where wolves or Wendy goes and the like,
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to aliens looking to run some experiments on her. I
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think the alien one came around because the pathways through
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the maze aren't so much cut down as the stalks
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are folded flat against the ground. Seems like it's sort
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of like how crop circles are arranged where supposedly no
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man or machine could have bent them so perfectly, and
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all that craziness. Oh yeah, a lot of tall tales
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came from that old place. I suppose my story is
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no different, or will be when I get done telling it.
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I imagine most will read these words with as much
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skepticism as Derek had back then. I can't blame any
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of you, of course, truth be told, I still have
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a hard time believing it to this day. For the
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sake of picking up the pace, or in not dragging
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this out any longer than necessary, I won't waste time
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getting into much concerning the party itself. Yes, there was
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a veritable herd of teenagers out there when we arrived,
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each one dressed in everything from lazy to extravagant costumes.
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That alone set my mind more at ease when we
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got there, the fact that everyone there looked to be
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just having a good time, hidden behind one mask or another.
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We spent more most of our time hanging out with
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Alicia and Sandra, her sister. She was a bit younger
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than me, but she was a really cool girl, also
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quite pretty in her gender swapped Freddy costume. The fact
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that we were both dressed as eighty slashers made it
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easier for me to get over my nerves. We talked
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a lot about scary movies and the like, something we
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were both huge fans of. Everything was going great, even
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after I took it upon myself to sneak a beer
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from the table they had set up beside the keg.
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It would not be until later in life that I
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developed a taste for it. That first sip of whatever
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cheap brand the underage drinkers had gotten their hands on,
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damn near flipped my stomach. Derek full On slapped the
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red Solo cup out of my hand when he noticed it,
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looking at me with an expression of disappointment and anger,
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before cracking up so hard he spilled his own drink
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across the grass. Can't blame you for trying, kid, he said,
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wrapping his arm around my shoulder, when a couple of
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the older looking guys walked up, causing my brother to
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visibly tense up. Our night went from a fun and
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relaxing time to something that still haunts my dreams to
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this day. Got some balls showing up here, Russell said,
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the guy wearing the cheaply made Frankenstein costume, something quite
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fitting to his considerable bulk. The fact that he called
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my brother by our surname made me believe this wasn't
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just friendly badgering. Yeah, what we gonna do about this?
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The other, smaller, more slender guy dressed as a mangy
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looking werewolf, asked, cracking his knuckles. Back off Nate, Derek said,
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pushing himself in front of Alicia and me. Everyone's just
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trying to have a good time, guys. We can settle
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this another time. Nah, Bud Frankenstein said, how about we
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settle up right now? Head back to the car, Danny,
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my brother, said, giving me a quick glance before turning
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his attention back to the duo before him. I'll be there,
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and his words were cut short when the werewolf pushed him,
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causing him to almost topple over his girlfriend. Most of
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the crowd stopped whatever they were doing, turning their attention
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to the fight that was likely to break out any minute.
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There were murmurs throughout the group as they gathered around us,
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forming a makeshift circle, something that assured me that things
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were about to get messy. Not here, Derek said, not now,
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They're not a part of this. Sandra and Alicia were
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attempting to back away while I was darting my eyes
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from my brother to the guys who had some score
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to settle. Tell you what, the big guy said, placing
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his hand on his buddy's shoulder as if commanding his
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guard dog to heal. I got an easy resolution to everything.
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If you guys got the balls, dude, just drop it. Okay,
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this is didn't say you could speak yet, Frankenstein cut in,
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pushing my brother back again with one hand. Derek looked
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fit to burst. I knew he could hold his own
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in a fight. I'd seen it myself when some bigger
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kids were giving me a hard time at school. Sure
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they were a year or two younger than him, but
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he taught them both a solid lesson after he caught
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them trying to clean my clock. He kicked both their asses,
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barely breaking a sweat. Still, the big guy with the
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poorly applied makeup looked like he could easily bench press
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my brother's chevy. So what do you say, willing to
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get your hands a bit dirty to make all this
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go away? Frank said, glaring down his nose at Derek. Fine,
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he replied with a heavy sigh, What the hell do
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you want me to do? Do? No? No, not just
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you He glanced over at me with a menacing smile.
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This is for you and Junior both. Hell, how about
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the little ladies too? Go to hell, Nate, Derek sneered.
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They got nothing to do with this. They do with
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