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James:
Have you found it yet?
Sarah:
No not yet I can’t see it anywhere
James:
It’s getting late we should really try to find this hotel
James:
Wait, look over there I see it take a left from here this should lead us to the front gate of the hotel.
Sarah:
Pretty spooky place for a five star hotel right?
James:
Ya ya common let’s go in I’m really sleepy.
So this is where the story begins we go into the hotel which was a special invitation given to us and apparently a FREE two night stay at which they called a five star hotel. We walked in and were greeted by this man who didn’t even tell us his name and was wearing a mask pretty spooky. All he did actually was give us our room keys and told us our room number with sign language. After all we were pretty tired so we decided to just go to our room and sleep for the night and to explore our hotel in the morning. The hotel after all did look pretty nice until we arrived to our room. In our room the smell smelt like an animal died had died there and rotted away. There were cracks in the walls and I think one of the windows well someone broke the glass. We didn’t fell like going back to the lobby and complaining about our room so we decided to just pass it on for the next morning. Well there wasn’t actually a next morning that night as soon as we slept something terrible happened I would wake up every hour thinking someone just broke into our room bit it was just the thunder rumbling also Sarah had problems that night she thought there was someone whispering right beside her ear but when she woke there was no one there. Well that night they were there three of them of which one was the one we met at the hotel entrance. Well lets say all he did was grab me by the neck inject a poison which wont let me control my body then run after Sarah who was caught already by the other two masked men. We then surrounded her and the other three guys were kind of saying a spell which

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