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Why is it that so many kids have their first paranormal experience at sleepovers? It's surprisingly common. Did you play Bloody Mary, or Light as a Feather Stiff as a Board? Have seances, or play with a ouija board at a slumber party?
The last story in this one is my own and y'all are welcome to laugh at cringy pre-teen Candis.
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