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Ghostly Tea Parties and Eerie Tales - Scary Paranormal Story · Shallow Nights: Scary Bedtime Stories

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  There was a Manor in Sussex, England.
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  A queen had once gone there for holidays when she was very
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  young. But something strange occurred
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  at that particular residence when she turned 21.
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  It was on a cloudy September afternoon.
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  On a Friday, September 13th to be exact, she was said to have
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  died on the property. No one was certain either way,
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  but the woman had never been seen again.
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  The flowers stopped growing on that dreary day forever.
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  The lake flooded the property, and ever since then, anyone who
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  wandered there noticed that the leaves never grew on the trees.
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  There were people who were said to reside in that house.
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  Or were they ghosts? No one in the town was entirely
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  certain. Bonnie McIntosh, the
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  housekeeper, was seen by some, but not by others.
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  She had Ebony skin and she was always wearing the same outfit,
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  trapped in time forever, it seemed.
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  She could exit the house, cook and clean, but she was never
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  once seen anywhere except on the property.
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  There was no car around, and anyone who saw the woman
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  wondered how she actually went about getting groceries.
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  One day, a little girl by the name of Lucy was exploring with
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  her friends, even though her mother had warned her not to,
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  and she got very frustrated with Samantha, who kept beating her.
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  When they were racing, the two of them and Samuel chanced upon
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  the place. The clouds were overhead, the
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  property went on for miles, and finally they saw the woman.
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  They'd heard the rumors around town, but were never quite sure
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  whether or not they should believe them.
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  The trouble was that Samuel saw nothing.
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  The 2 girls, however, were talking to the same woman, the
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  housekeeper, who the boy thought must be some sort of ghost.
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  Who's to tell who was right and who was wrong?
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  Perhaps the woman was a distant memory to the two of them.
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  Perhaps the boy simply didn't see her because he didn't want
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  to, didn't believe she existed and never would.
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  Nonetheless, she made them tea and biscuits, set the table and
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  talked about many, many issues that were quite current.
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  She knew about all of the goings on in England, the new cafe that
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  had just opened up on 3rd St. the hip new pub as well.
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  It was rather odd. Finally, they decided it was
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  time to leave the property. Samuel, the boy simply strolled
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  out, beckoning for the girls to follow him.
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  The two of them could not leave. There was an invisible barrier
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  that stopped them from doing so. Suddenly they saw a banner on
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  which was written the forever house, held by the housekeeper,
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  which then rapidly disappeared. The boy told them to try
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  climbing over the wall, thinking it was odd that they could enter
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  but could not exit, and saying that he was going to call either
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  the police or the mental hospital because they were
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  seeing what to his eyes was nothing but a ghost, an
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  apparition of their subconscious.
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  Lucy tried to climb over the wall, as did Samantha, but they
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  would always fall right before they were able to reach the
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  other side. Samantha got to the very top,
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  was about to jump, and as she did, fell backwards.
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  Samuel swiftly dialed a number on his phone.
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  It was his uncle's. He told him of the dilemma that
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  he and his companions were in and the man made his way to the
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  Manor. The problem was that by the time
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  he had arrived, the housekeeper had already made supper for the
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  2 girls that was apparently absolutely delicious.
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  The boy was horrified to try it, thinking he would join this
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  deceased woman in what must be one of her hauntings.
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  She insisted that the house had been given to her by Elizabeth.
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  No one could confirm or deny this, and that she had promised
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  herself to tend to it as if it was her own for many, many years
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  to come. The moon began to rise over the
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  trees, the lake murmuring on the grounds with whispers that could
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  perhaps be either human or animalistic.
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  It was impossible to tell because the sounds were all
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  muted. The only thing that anyone could
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  hear clearly was the housekeeper's voice.
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  Finally, at Lashed, the uncle arrived.
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  Henry was his name. He wondered exactly what was
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  going on. He thought that maybe he was
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  alone because at first he didn't see the house.
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  He only saw Samuel, screaming for his friends at what looked
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  like empty space. As he took a deep breath, the
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  place emerged, seemingly out of thin air and the children with
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  it. But he too did not see the
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  housekeeper. Uncle, I'm so glad that you are
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  here. The girls are inside and they
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  can't get out. Perhaps you can help.
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  I've been inside the kitchen and been served tea by what appears
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  to be a ghost, but the girls see and hear her.
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  They tell me she's absolutely splendid, quite a lovely woman.
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  Awed, the uncle exclaimed before entering the home.
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  He went inside and wondered what exactly he would do.
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  He wondered what he would say and where he would go if this
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  woman really existed. He entered the kitchen and saw
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  the 2 girls laughing and knocking their knees with their
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  hands, talking to the air as if it was a very engaging woman
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  eating biscuits and drinking tea.
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  I have never seen anything so strange in my entire life.
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  He mused, then prodded them gently to leave the property.
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  He took their hands in his and marched them to the gate.
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  Samuel walked off of the property quite easily.
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  Hold on to my hands tightly. He said.
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  The 2 girls did so and they were able to move through the barrier
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  effortlessly. Samuel was waiting for them.
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  There you are nephew, I don't know what you were on about.
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  He paused, looked at the 2 girls and pointed his finger at them.
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  What did I tell you about talking to strangers, hmm?
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  He furrowed his brows. I'm going to tell your mother.
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  Samuel smirked, and Samantha extremely told him that it
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  wasn't funny. Mothers could get awfully
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  furious about these sorts of things.