Scary Story - Audiobook, Dark, Soft-spoken, Mysterious, Haunting
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (Canadian-General) North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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Lee made her way to the old shack and knocked on the door. She couldn't believe someone actually lived here. She waited a few moments, and when no one seemed to be coming, she knocked again. When there was still no answer, she opened the door and stepped inside. She noticed immediately a foul odor like the smell of roadkill on a human day. She almost slammed the door and left. Right then, But new. This may be their only hope of getting out of these woods today. She held her hand over her mouth and continued on. Inside the air felt heavy and cold, and a dark, empty feeling filled the surroundings. Hello, Lee looked around but saw no one. The only sound she heard was the crackling sound of a stove that was cooking some kind of meat. Hello, she walked over to the stove and begin gagging as she noticed that whatever was cooking was far from fresh. She covered her nose and mouth and almost vomited it. Seeing the maggot ridden, moldy flesh roasting on the fire by Nelly had had enough of this. She would rather have chanced getting lost in the woods than staying in here another moment. But as she looked up, she found herself staring face to face with a pale, gaunt man who seemed had appeared out of nowhere. Yet at the same time may have been there all along. Lee screamed and almost fell backwards into a pile of feathers, bones and other unidentifiable animal parts. The man just stared at her, a broad smile on his face and a darkness in his eyes. I, I I wanted to ask you, that is, um, We were lost, and Lee had noticed that the heaviness in the air and the foul smells had grown stronger since the strange man appeared. I was wondering if you could give me some directions back to Hickory River State Park, the man said nothing but continued staring at her. With that same strange smile, Lee began to sweat despite the coldness of the air. I'm sorry, she said, and turned to leave, but heard the man move and turned back around quickly. The man was now poking at the meet with some metal object. He turned to her with an insane look in his eye and asked, Will you stay? Stay with me. I really felt her stomach drop in. A feeling of dread passed over her