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One day had the petrifying nightmare ever. One night me and my friends, sally, Emma, John, and Franklin, we were coming back from a party. Our attention suddenly changed, as we all feared of the ghostly haunted house. My friends had told me that the house was preoccupied by trace of a ghost, but I never assumed it. I thought they were just not factual. Although I didn’t believe it, I was a bit frightened. They had also told me that the long forgotten abandoned house, laid wasted, waiting for its next victim. The dreadful dark, menacing house was once occupied by a couple but in the past it was once a bright, beautiful & blissful house. Many centuries ago, once it was a finished building, a couple moved in. The wedded couple that moved in had this house especially built for them to start their new lives, but it all changed. Four months later the wife was pregnant, she was excited, her husband couldn’t wait for his child. The next day she slipped on the staircase, she lost her unknown child. More terrifying thing was that the women couldn’t have any child, as for the previous incident. The husband’s attitude had changed after he found out that her wife couldn’t have any child. Therefore he used to drink a lot, used to come late at night, and his life struck in depression.

http://www.goodreads.com/story/show/250387-missing-souls?chapter=3

http://centralcreativewriting.blogspot.de/2011/09/haunted-house.html

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Two months later the wife was pregnant, she was happy, her husband was happy too. But then she slipped on the staircase, and lost her child. Soon after everything in that family changed, the wife was unable to become pregnant because of the previous incident. The husband’s attitude had changed he was less loving, less caring & was barely at home.
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