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ARIZONA my gi, Katie, to stay with some friends of hers and spend a few weeks partying and getting high and s--- before heading back to school for the year. We drove up in my Dads car. It's a really old Ford make, and it's pretty beat up. The road there We were really in love. That was the first time I realized that Ihad never truly been in We were about half the way there when we realized we were going to run out of gas long before the nearest petrol pump. Katie's head was out the window, sunglasses on in the blistering heat outside. Nothing but the wild desert landscape to be seen in all directions. We became seen another car no one out there to find us. I sped up slightly, driven by these fears t was then that we came across the Gas Station. Smack bang s blew in the breeze bene ath it.Outside were two rusted gas pumps. At first we didn't know if it was occupied it seemed so pulled up and saw the petrol stains in the dirt we were e started refilling the cara eat and me, sol looked up at the sign to check, and was reassured that the store curtains at the door window. I pushed harder and with effort, got into the When I first went to open t according to the torn sign that hang in between the dull Inside it was totally abandoned, and left to ruin. Complete isles lay on the ground, the fridges were smashed and glass coated the floor Despite the brightness outside the interior of the Gas Station was dark and metal remnants on fgrass had along the wall and felt the criss cross of iy beneath my fi There came the crying again, a nd now I was creaked with rust in its joints. Inside there lay several wooden steps into the basement. It was pitch black, and the smel was horrific. I heard the buzzing of flies and felt two land on my face. The drip drop of water alerted to me to how flooded the bas ement was- the dank wat er would be up to anyones knees. Again, there came the crying, and a small splash in the far corner of Hello?" I called out, "ls anyone there? Istarted approaching the corner. The smell was hardly bearable, and cold water wrapped around my legs. The sobbing was getting hing move amongst the shadows. Heilior licaled angalin. hat's rongmaletely dark r. It was to bend down to avoid the pipes, which leaked all down my back and Hunched over. Sobbing quietly, head in its hands down here?"I whispered behind me. outstretched my arm to touch t's tiny shoulder, but it then to to As it's face swiveled around to look into mine I remember screaming, and swinging my head up in recoil, cracking it on the pipes up above. The face was whit e as a sheet, pale like a hideous, moving mask empty black holes, huge and wide ning even as he eyes and mouth w As I desperately tried to escape, it splashed towards me at rapid speed, huge black eyes, and I only scrabbled up the stairs with gre at difficulty, as staring into me with its felt my legs beginning to give way b t sprinted out of the water and up the stairs towards me. I slammed the door, flipped the lock and tore out of the store, into the old Ford. Katie began to laugh when she saw me, jeans wet, trembling with For about half an hourI could barely come to tell her what had happened in the store between gasping breaths. She listened and gave me a lo ok o carto the side of the road and began to cry herself I asked her what was orror I finally gave in ad told her e lled the ng was just p k when I saw this little girl and a man, her fat her I guess, standing behind the window on the door me with blank eyes a hanging jaw. But the girl, oh god the girl... she was staring straight at me grinning this huge smile that just stretched so far across her face.I couldn't see any hair on her, and her sin was so dark. Not dark, lke a colored girl but dark like a shadow. And her smile just shone through the window l fthe eye and looked a back they were gone. Then a little while later, you came back out It was dusk by now We had nowhere to stay. We had not traveled nearly as much as we had hoped to that day and the nearest motel past the gas s o we just drove up fromt roadside where we were, into the dlearing a little way up came sometimes. We had obviously come the night after a big party -there After a while I tried to reassure her that we were ok. I calmed her down, put my arms around her and we started to kiss. I moved over to get on top of her when she suddenly started screaming lke hell itsef It's HERI It's HER she screeched, fumbling to start up the I turned in time to witness a small black face, grinning literally ear to ear with only darkness inside. It was crawling into the car through my ng my face like a rig That was what I noticed first I was too shaken to think much of it, but there were no clouds that could be blotting them out. There was just the vast night skhy, devoid of all light. Then, a few minutes after we had been driving forward, stil sweating and breathing heavy, we passed the gas station. My heart skipped a beat. The gas station was at least half an hour away. In the opposte direction. All the lights were on, and I saw the door sliding open. As we shot past it Katie was in such hysteics she found it hard to keep driving We stopped the car, in the middle of the desolate road. I decided we should seats, so that I could drive. She shuffiled across from her seat to mine, and I opened the door to get out As soon as I was outside the foul stench of the basement overwhelmed me. I gagged, then despite my best efforts not to, vomited down the side of the car. It was then I noticed the runner. A pale white thing, sprinting towards us through the fog、ts limbs practically a blur I could make out no face. How long had it been following us? Running after again, not talking. Kate whimpered and I silently prayed. Then we passed ing steering wheel The weeping b moaning became e etal position, holding her head in her hands.T wailing increased, becoming d For a split second I thoughtI saw a girl, in a white dress look oon there was nothing In my tiredness and fear I had completely lost track of the r never tried again after The finest slither of red light had begun to settle on the horizon. It was still as dark as hell, but at least I was able to see the road ahead of menow. Katie had been silent, face concealed under her hands for some time. I decided to check the time, so Iturned on the radio. At first there was only static Instead of the time, or anything at all, the digital read out simply appeared black I fiddled with the dial, trying to change the station. In ning names and numbers under I swtched back to static. I knew which name was next home. Katie's friends lived way out in the country, with no one else around a mile. The grass was climbing the wals outside. How long had they realized that while she had been silent she was biting on her lip blood was trickling d own her chin and the skin around her mouth was tom and chewed through. She grabbed the newspaper, and some masking tape from off the table and began blocking out the windows.After the nights events I didn't know whether I would be insane to join her or stop her I simply watched She covered the windows, jammed the door and turned the lights off. For some time, it could have been minutes or hours, we sit silent in the dark. offered to turn the television on K ie said nothing, siting blank and black and white image fl white face with empty eyes and an impossibly huge smile flashed up, the owing wider der the longer we stared into it There came the sound of weeping. From the television, or in the house? I could not tell. We t's been three days now I haven't seen Katie today She spends her time in the closet, cryingI once tore the door open, and e contorting i ng always wecome to a thing, usually shining white. I hear the shower running, and will walk in to find not hing Then, when I'm in the bat hro om I will hear the television flick back on. It always goes to the face. In the I've called the police twice Katie's friends too, just as fruitlessly. There are knocks at the door a lot now Through the newspaper, on the other side of the window I see their hands s and side down. T up. Sometimes I find tiny pieces of glass on the ground. A leak sprang up about a day ago in my room downstairs. Black spots of mold have appeared smell throughout the house, seepingi

ARIZONA my gi, Katie, to stay with some friends of hers and spend a few weeks partying and getting high and s--- before heading back to school for the year. We drove up in my Dads car. It's a really old Ford make, and it's pretty beat up. The road there We were really in love. That was the first time I realized that Ihad never truly been in We were about half the way there when we realized we were going to run out of gas long before the nearest petrol pump. Katie's head was out the window, sunglasses on in the blistering heat outside. Nothing but the wild desert landscape to be seen in all directions. We became seen another car no one out there to find us. I sped up slightly, driven by these fears t was then that we came across the Gas Station. Smack bang s blew in the breeze bene ath it.Outside were two rusted gas pumps. At first we didn't know if it was occupied it seemed so pulled up and saw the petrol stains in the dirt we were e started refilling the cara eat and me, sol looked up at the sign to check, and was reassured that the store curtains at the door window. I pushed harder and with effort, got into the When I first went to open t according to the torn sign that hang in between the dull Inside it was totally abandoned, and left to ruin. Complete isles lay on the ground, the fridges were smashed and glass coated the floor Despite the brightness outside the interior of the Gas Station was dark and metal remnants on fgrass had along the wall and felt the criss cross of iy beneath my fi There came the crying again, a nd now I was creaked with rust in its joints. Inside there lay several wooden steps into the basement. It was pitch black, and the smel was horrific. I heard the buzzing of flies and felt two land on my face. The drip drop of water alerted to me to how flooded the bas ement was- the dank wat er would be up to anyones knees. Again, there came the crying, and a small splash in the far corner of Hello?" I called out, "ls anyone there? Istarted approaching the corner. The smell was hardly bearable, and cold water wrapped around my legs. The sobbing was getting hing move amongst the shadows. Heilior licaled angalin. hat's rongmaletely dark r. It was to bend down to avoid the pipes, which leaked all down my back and Hunched over. Sobbing quietly, head in its hands down here?"I whispered behind me. outstretched my arm to touch t's tiny shoulder, but it then to to As it's face swiveled around to look into mine I remember screaming, and swinging my head up in recoil, cracking it on the pipes up above. The face was whit e as a sheet, pale like a hideous, moving mask empty black holes, huge and wide ning even as he eyes and mouth w As I desperately tried to escape, it splashed towards me at rapid speed, huge black eyes, and I only scrabbled up the stairs with gre at difficulty, as staring into me with its felt my legs beginning to give way b t sprinted out of the water and up the stairs towards me. I slammed the door, flipped the lock and tore out of the store, into the old Ford. Katie began to laugh when she saw me, jeans wet, trembling with For about half an hourI could barely come to tell her what had happened in the store between gasping breaths. She listened and gave me a lo ok o carto the side of the road and began to cry herself I asked her what was orror I finally gave in ad told her e lled the ng was just p k when I saw this little girl and a man, her fat her I guess, standing behind the window on the door me with blank eyes a hanging jaw. But the girl, oh god the girl... she was staring straight at me grinning this huge smile that just stretched so far across her face.I couldn't see any hair on her, and her sin was so dark. Not dark, lke a colored girl but dark like a shadow. And her smile just shone through the window l fthe eye and looked a back they were gone. Then a little while later, you came back out It was dusk by now We had nowhere to stay. We had not traveled nearly as much as we had hoped to that day and the nearest motel past the gas s o we just drove up fromt roadside where we were, into the dlearing a little way up came sometimes. We had obviously come the night after a big party -there After a while I tried to reassure her that we were ok. I calmed her down, put my arms around her and we started to kiss. I moved over to get on top of her when she suddenly started screaming lke hell itsef It's HERI It's HER she screeched, fumbling to start up the I turned in time to witness a small black face, grinning literally ear to ear with only darkness inside. It was crawling into the car through my ng my face like a rig That was what I noticed first I was too shaken to think much of it, but there were no clouds that could be blotting them out. There was just the vast night skhy, devoid of all light. Then, a few minutes after we had been driving forward, stil sweating and breathing heavy, we passed the gas station. My heart skipped a beat. The gas station was at least half an hour away. In the opposte direction. All the lights were on, and I saw the door sliding open. As we shot past it Katie was in such hysteics she found it hard to keep driving We stopped the car, in the middle of the desolate road. I decided we should seats, so that I could drive. She shuffiled across from her seat to mine, and I opened the door to get out As soon as I was outside the foul stench of the basement overwhelmed me. I gagged, then despite my best efforts not to, vomited down the side of the car. It was then I noticed the runner. A pale white thing, sprinting towards us through the fog、ts limbs practically a blur I could make out no face. How long had it been following us? Running after again, not talking. Kate whimpered and I silently prayed. Then we passed ing steering wheel The weeping b moaning became e etal position, holding her head in her hands.T wailing increased, becoming d For a split second I thoughtI saw a girl, in a white dress look oon there was nothing In my tiredness and fear I had completely lost track of the r never tried again after The finest slither of red light had begun to settle on the horizon. It was still as dark as hell, but at least I was able to see the road ahead of menow. Katie had been silent, face concealed under her hands for some time. I decided to check the time, so Iturned on the radio. At first there was only static Instead of the time, or anything at all, the digital read out simply appeared black I fiddled with the dial, trying to change the station. In ning names and numbers under I swtched back to static. I knew which name was next home. Katie's friends lived way out in the country, with no one else around a mile. The grass was climbing the wals outside. How long had they realized that while she had been silent she was biting on her lip blood was trickling d own her chin and the skin around her mouth was tom and chewed through. She grabbed the newspaper, and some masking tape from off the table and began blocking out the windows.After the nights events I didn't know whether I would be insane to join her or stop her I simply watched She covered the windows, jammed the door and turned the lights off. For some time, it could have been minutes or hours, we sit silent in the dark. offered to turn the television on K ie said nothing, siting blank and black and white image fl white face with empty eyes and an impossibly huge smile flashed up, the owing wider der the longer we stared into it There came the sound of weeping. From the television, or in the house? I could not tell. We t's been three days now I haven't seen Katie today She spends her time in the closet, cryingI once tore the door open, and e contorting i ng always wecome to a thing, usually shining white. I hear the shower running, and will walk in to find not hing Then, when I'm in the bat hro om I will hear the television flick back on. It always goes to the face. In the I've called the police twice Katie's friends too, just as fruitlessly. There are knocks at the door a lot now Through the newspaper, on the other side of the window I see their hands s and side down. T up. Sometimes I find tiny pieces of glass on the ground. A leak sprang up about a day ago in my room downstairs. Black spots of mold have appeared smell throughout the house, seepingi

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