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the short frights podcast
presents poppy
story written by RM
Lyle stories take time to sink their
teeth into us I could tell you now how
this one ends but it wouldn't have the
same impact not yet anyway
it's not until you see yourself in the
story until it feels real that you
become truly
invested don't get too invested this was
something poppy had to keep in mind she
was a hospice worker which required a
certain level of Detachment to protect
herself from the pain of her patient
inevitable
ends however poppy couldn't wait for Mr
Creswell to die his coughing fits
unsettled her his delusions drove her
mad and now as she prepared to sew up a
tear in his night gown she wished more
than ever for his Swift
demise poppy opened a drawer to retrieve
a needle and felt a chill in the
air why oh why did Mr Creswell
insist on leaving the window windows
open distracted Poppy's hand
slipped she pricked herself with the
needle and watched as a spot of blood
bloomed on Mr creswell's
gown then from the other room she
thought she heard something
one of Mr creswell's sickly
coughs she listened
carefully there it was
again poppy didn't want
to but she knew she should check to see
if he was
okay the floorboards creaked beneath her
feet as she approached the
room as usual there lay Mr
Creswell tucked under the covers of his
bed
he was so weak it sometimes looked as
though he were dead
already but
no he was still very much
alive the door Mr Creswell rasped
something outside wants to hurt
us please don't leave me don't let it
in nowhere to run puppy stay with
me poppy hid she could hear Mr Creswell
pleading with her through the door don't
leave please Poppy I need
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you Mr Creswell Rose from the
bed he was coming to find
her coming to stop her from
leaving coming to keep her
to let her know just how badly he needed
her to teach her that there would be
consequences if she were to ever
disappoint him like this
Mr Creswell was just outside the
door he stood
there unmoving
now our story is coming to a
close and dear
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poppy is out of
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time the short frights podcast
presents poppy story
written by RM
ly stories take time to sink their teeth
into us I could tell you now how this
one
ends Don't You Want To Know How It Ends
poppy I'll show
you Mr Creswell took her delicate face
and slammed it into the ground over and
over until the floorboards
splintered he thrashed her about the
room until her body was mangled and bent
until she was nearly
unrecognizable and so
ended Poppy's story
[Music]
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