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While they were leaving the store Allie's phone makes a quiet sound. " It's a text," announced Allie. "What's it about," asked Kaylee. " Their asking if we want to go to Halloween party tonight," exclaimed Allie. "Lets go," shouted Talia. They all drive to Kaylee's house to get changed into their new costumes. " Hey Allie where is that party being held anyway," questioned Talia. " I think it's being held on the old forbidden road," added Allie. " What," shouted Talia. " There's a reason it's forbidden you know," snapped Kaylee. " It'll be fine," agreed Allie.

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