Fright Christmas
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I called out. “Come back!”
I spun around. I searched the shadows.
“Where are you?” I shouted.
My voice echoed all around me.
Ghosts, Kenny. Three ghosts who love to have fun. And play jokes. Just like you. His words came back to me.
Ghosts. Give me a break.
Did he really think I was going believe that one?
I checked my watch.
Ten minutes to nine.
The first ghost was supposed to show up at nine.
I felt my heartbeat quicken. Then I laughed at myself.
Get a grip, Kenny, I told myself. Do you really... think a ghost is going to appear in ten minutes? In the middle of Dalby’s Department Store?
Yeah, right.
I gazed around the darkened store, searching for another exit sign. I spotted one over in a corner of the store and jogged to it.
As I brushed past the scarves, I felt someone watching me. The bearded man. Hiding somewhere in the shadows.
I could feel his eyes on me.
I stopped and spun around.
“Hey, I know you’re there,” I shouted into the darkness. “Come on. Show me the way out of here.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I called out. “Come back!”
I spun around. I searched the shadows.
“Where are you?” I shouted.
My voice echoed all around me.
Ghosts, Kenny. Three ghosts who love to have fun. And play jokes. Just like you. His words came back to me.
Ghosts. Give me a break.
Did he really think I was going believe that one?
I checked my watch.
Ten minutes to nine.
The first ghost was supposed to show up at nine.
I felt my heartbeat quicken. Then I laughed at myself.
Get a grip, Kenny, I told myself. Do you really... think a ghost is going to appear in ten minutes? In the middle of Dalby’s Department Store?
Yeah, right.
I gazed around the darkened store, searching for another exit sign. I spotted one over in a corner of the store and jogged to it.
As I brushed past the scarves, I felt someone watching me. The bearded man. Hiding somewhere in the shadows.
I could feel his eyes on me.
I stopped and spun around.
“Hey, I know you’re there,” I shouted into the darkness. “Come on. Show me the way out of here.”
What to read after Fright Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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