The Bloody Musical: A Short Story

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The Bloody Musical
It was a chilly Saturday morning where the sun shined bright and beautiful, the leaves falling off the trees. Jack woke up startled by the racket of pans surrounding the kitchen. He ran downstairs grabbing a piece of crunchy toast with gooey jelly on it while waving bye to his family. “Hey Jack, did you bring the soccer ball,” Questioned Sally,
“No, sorry I think we should play Truth or Dare instead,” replied Jack.
“You sure I hear that nobody has played that game ever since Emma went in the maple theatre for a dare and never came back out,” scurried to answer Rene.” We’ll be fine as long as we don’t dare each other to go in the theater” answered Jack. So the group went along daring each other to do this and that but one

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