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¶ ¶

Here's to our first dinner
in our new house.

It was in a pretty bad area.

You girls be sure
and lock your door at night.

We had no other options.

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Kristin, Lindsay, get in here!

Something's not right.

It's okay, it's okay,
it's okay, it's okay.

Kristin's covered in blood.

Kristin!
Oh, my God, what's happening?

She's just screaming
her head off.

I'm really scared.
I don't know what to do.

You need to get out
of the house right now.

Stop!

I thought I was gonna die.

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I was in my senior year
of college.

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I was an animation major.

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Everything that I'd been doing
for the last four years

had been leading up to this,
my graduation.

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Hey, Kristin!

Hey!

Me and Lindsay bonded with
each other almost instantly.

Mwah, mwah, mwah, mwah.

Kristin is a loyal friend.

She will do anything for you.

Look who I just ran into.

Who?

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Lindsay?

Aah!

Jerk.

We're always playing tricks
on each other.

I totally got you.

We're always laughing.

We're always joking around.

Hey, Stacie.

I see you found
a new actor for your film.

Stacie is a very quiet person.

Hi.

They're both loud
and they complement each other,

and I'm kind of the quiet
one of the group.

So how's the house
hunting going, guys?

I've got one more left.

We just arrived.
Do you want to see it?

Our biggest problems are the fact
that we didn't have a place to stay

before the new quarter started.

So we really needed to find a place
and we needed to find it quick.

It was in a pretty bad area.

There were some drug issues.

It had a little bit
of a reputation.

Come on, term's
in a couple of weeks.

Let's at least look inside.

We had no other options.

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- Ooh.
- What do you think?

It was literally everything
we were looking for.

It had the three bedrooms,
the two baths.

It's pretty big.

It was awesome.

Aah!

I got you good, girl!

Don't do that.

The house was just
what we needed.

You like it? She likes it.

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A week later,
we moved into the house.

My father helped us move down.

- I can take that.
- Okay.

Thanks.

Having Kristin attend college
in Savannah

is very far from our hometown
in New York.

I had some concerns because
it was a rougher area of town,

but her brother Kyle was only five minutes
away in case anything ever happened.

- Thanks.
- Hey, Kyle.

Promise me you'll look
after your sister, okay?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

Yeah, I'm not gonna be far away.

And you're fine, right?

Dad, don't worry.

You're sure?

It's only for a year.

I graduate soon,
and then I'll be out of here.

At the end of the day, she was
going to the best college

for animation, and that's what
she really wanted.

Okay.

Take care, okay?
And call me if you need me.

Okay.

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We lived
in a very noisy neighborhood.

It was a lot of people
walking around.

A lot of cat-calling.

Hey!

Here's to our first dinner
in our new house.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

- What?
- Get out of my face, boy!

The first night we moved in...

There were gunshots.

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We ended up getting
a knock at our door.

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Hmm.

Thought I could see lights.

Ya'll supposed to be here?

She was immediately
on top of us.

We're students from the college.

We just moved in.

College girls, huh?

You can call me Mama,
everybody else does.

- Hi, Mama.
- Hey, Mama.

Hi.

We've been having some problems in
the last few years with this place.

Mama said that at night
there had been squatters

and homeless people coming in
and out and living there.

You girls be sure
and lock your door at night.

That's not really what somebody wants to
hear when they first move into a house.

Thanks.

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Hi.

Ladies.

It's coffee time.

Rock, paper, scissors.

- Fine.
- See you, loser.

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I see the chair on top
of the dining room table.

I kind of thought
that maybe Kristin or Lindsay

were pulling a prank on me
or just trying to mess with me.

Stacie?

What the heck was that?

- You tell me.
- It wasn't me.

It obviously wasn't me.

We're all just kind of staring
at each other going,

"Okay, well, one of us
must have done it."

Suit yourselves.

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Stacie got more upset 'cause she
thought she was the butt of the joke.

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One evening,
we were working in our rooms.

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I was working on my senior film.

I had a few shots
to catch up on.

I was a little bit behind.

Animation is very intense.

There is 10 hours of work
in one second of good animation.

We were pretty much
in the house all the time.

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I was working on my computer and I was
trying to get this work done before Monday.

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All of a sudden...

The power just cuts out.

- Aargh!
- You guys?

Is this happening to you too?

Oh, my God.

Our deadline was in a few days, and
I'd lost about two hours of work.

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I found a few candles
'cause I don't like the dark.

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I didn't want
to be in there alone.

Girls?

Lindsay? Kristin?

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Linds?

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Hey, wait for me.

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Linds?

Aah!

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There you are.

We decided to go out onto the street
and figure out why we lost power.

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Maybe we blew a fuse
or something.

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We found our power box.

Can someone shine a light?

Yeah.

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Nothing happened.

So what now?

Wait until light I guess?

Okay.

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I remembered that my laptop
was fully charged

and instead of sitting
in the dark

we could be listening to music.

So I decided to go
into my room and get it.

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When I get a few feet from my
door, something's not right.

I don't see any lights
coming from my room.

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Every single candle
was blown out.

There was no reason
for them to be out.

The window wasn't open.

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And then I saw
something really weird.

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Every single one of my figurines

was turned around
and facing the wall.

Kristin, Lindsay, get in here!

Who was in our house?

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Kristin, Lindsay, get in here!

Come on guys, this isn't funny.

I'm like, "What's not funny?
What's going on?"

Look at my collection.

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It was very creepy.

It was very, just, unnerving.

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My first instinct
was they're pranking me.

They're trying
to make me scared.

Come on, it's got to be you.

No.

We were with each other
the whole time.

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- Oh, no.
- What?

I started to think maybe
while we were outside

that someone
had snuck into our house.

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We had to search the house.

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I wanted to go through every possible
place that anybody could hide.

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We checked in the bathroom.

We searched the laundry room.

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Every shadow seems
to be a person.

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And then... bam!

The lights came back on.

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There was nothing there.

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- Let's get out of here.
- Yeah.

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We were always a little bit
cautious in the house after that.

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It was around midterms, and we're
constantly pushing ourselves.

We probably pulled about
three all-nighters a week.

We were more worried about
our work than anything else.

The pressure was really immense.

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We had a deadline coming up.

I felt trapped in that house.

Hey, Kristin, how you doing?

Hey, I'm good, Dad.

And what about your brother?

Does he... does he come by
and visit every so often?

Yes, yeah he comes by
to check up on me.

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Don't worry.

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All of a sudden,
I just started hearing,

like, a thump noise.
Like a pounding sound.

What's going on?

Dad?

Hello? Kristin?

Dad? You're breaking up.

Lindsay!

Lindsay, cut it out will you?

Sorry!

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Then I start hearing
the thump noise again.

I immediately thought
it's Lindsay.

Lindsay, knock it off.

It's too late to be doing that!

All right, what is that?

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That night,
I was settling into bed.

And it takes me quite some time
to get to sleep.

My mind tends to wander.

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Finally, I fall
into a deep sleep.

I suddenly wake up.

And I'm looking around
thinking why am I awake?

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I look around.

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And there's this woman.

She's staring at me.

I blink.

And then she's gone.

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What did I just see?

Maybe it's the stress of school.

Maybe it was just a dream.

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Spring Break came, and I was
just so excited to go home.

Both me and Lindsay lived
in North Carolina,

so it's not that long
of a drive.

I was ready to be out
of Savannah at this point.

Okay.

I was happy to get away
from that house.

- Love you.
- Love you too.

I'll see you soon.

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Living in New York, and going
to school in Georgia...

it's such a long trip.

There was no way I could even
take the time to go home.

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When the girls left, I was
feeling a little bit unnerved.

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I really didn't want
to be in the house alone.

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Later that day, I was sitting
in my room reading a book.

All of a sudden,
I start hearing banging.

When Lindsay jogs in her room,
the whole house shakes.

But there was no one else
in the house with me.

It's coming
from Lindsay's bathroom.

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It just stops immediately.

Where the hell
have you been all night?

At work. I work all day!

It wasn't that weird for us
to hear random noises

echoing through the house...

But the window is open again.

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At this point, I'm spending
more and more time in my room.

It's a text from Lindsay...

Saying that she needed me to go in her
room and find a notebook for her.

My heart just stops.

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When I look again...

it's just Lindsay's graduation gown...
hanging from the ceiling.

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I was so angry with Lindsay.

I thought she was
messing with me.

She knew I was alone
in the house.

My phone buzzed, and it's a
picture message from Kristin.

She's like, "Why in the hell
did you put your graduation gown"

on your ceiling?"

I told Kristin, "That's weird.
I did not do that."

I put it in my closet."

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Lindsay's my best friend.

She's telling me she didn't hang it
up, but I'm looking right at it.

It was freaking me out.

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I started to wish that
I had gone home at that point.

I was so... trapped.

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Hey, sweetie, what's up?

Hey, Dad.

Kristin called me and told me
that some strange things

were happening around the house.

Right.

Lindsay swears that she didn't do it,
so I don't know how it got there.

Hmm.

I wondered if there was
somebody playing jokes on them.

Maybe not the girls, but maybe... the
house had a history of vagrancy.

Make sure all the doors
and windows are locked, okay?

I was starting to get concerned.

I'm sure it's nothing.

It's just... ¶ ¶

I don't know, lonely here.

I told Kristin I was coming to
Atlanta on a business trip,

and when it was over, I wanted to come
down and spend a couple of days with her.

I'll only be a few hours away
if you need me, okay?

Okay, thanks, Dad. Bye.

At this point, I'm spending
more and more time in my room.

I literally only leave it
for bathroom breaks,

and that's only during daylight.

I don't leave
after it gets dark.

And I start hearing
this weird singing.

I'm thinking that it's coming
from the neighbor's house.

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I start to realize that it's actually
coming from inside the house.

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It sounds like it's coming
from Stacie's room.

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I'm starting to panic.

I need to get out of the house.

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But I'm afraid of leaving
the house in the dark.

I call Lindsay immediately.

Hey, what's up, girl?

Lindsay, there's someone
in the house singing, humming.

She sounded obviously panicked.

Wait, what? Humming? Slow down.

Lindsay, I know it sounds crazy,
but I need you to listen to it.

So I take the phone
and I hold it against the wall.

Do you hear it?

There is someone in this house
singing, humming.

And I just feel so creeped out.

Lindsay, I'm really scared.

I don't know what to do.

It's okay, just, okay,
just call your dad okay?

He's gonna know what to do.

Okay, I'm gonna call him.

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Kris?

Dad?

Kristin called me
in a real panic.

She was terrified of what
was happening in the house.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa...
- There's someone's singing.

Slow down, slow down.
What's going on?

She told me, "There's
singing in the room next to me."

Just listen to it.

It raised the hair
on the back of my neck.

My first concern was...
is there someone in the house?

Make sure you lock your door.

I'm calling your brother
right now, okay?

Okay.

All right, then.

Yeah, I'm here.

My dad called, telling me, you
know, "You need to get over

to Kristin's house."

Kristin?

Hi.

Kyle immediately
came in and said

he wanted to confront
whatever was happening.

I'm like, okay, wow, there's some crazy
lady that I'm gonna have to get rid of.

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The door knob, it was ice cold.

I'm freaking out.

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As soon as it clicks...

The singing stops.

And nothing there.

No one's there,
no one's in the room.

There's nothing here.

I never believed in, like, ghosts, or
paranormal, or anything like that.

But, you know, this...
this is weird.

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Look, are you sure you don't want
to just stay at my place tonight?

I had to finish my senior film,
and I had so much work to do.

Yeah.

I didn't have a choice.

I really wanted to speak
to my dad again.

Right, well, I'll... I'm heading for
Savannah first thing in the morning, okay?

All right, sweetheart.

¶ I know, I know ¶

So I went to the new
burritos place

that opened down the street.

Oh, my God, it was so good.

Next time you come and visit,
I have to take you there.

It was amazing.
You're gonna die.

When we're not together,
we like to FaceTime.

You know, it's so nice to just be
talking about any old junk again.

Gee, thanks a lot.

No, I mean to not have
to think about animation, or.

It makes me feel like there's
someone else in the house.

Makes me feel a little bit less uncomfortable
with everything that's been going on.

Hang on, I think
I just heard the door.

Don't go anywhere. BRB.

Right, where am I gonna go?

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Just one second!

Sorry that took so long.

Wait, what's that?

What?

She goes, "Kristin,"
my door's open.

Did you go in there?

And she looks behind her
and she looks back at me.

Are you trying to freak me out?

No, I swear.

Can you go check it out?

No way.

She goes, "It's still daylight."

It's fine. You'll be fine.

"Go in there."

I'll stay online with you.

Fine.

I walk down
the hallway with Lindsay.

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Lindsay!

What? What is it?

My room is destroyed.

You need to get out
of the house right now.

Get out of the house right now.

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What's wrong?

When my dad showed up
at the house,

I was so relieved knowing that
he was gonna be staying with me.

I went through every room,
every closet.

I wanted to know for sure that
there was no one in this house.

That night, I slept on the floor
in Kristin's bedroom.

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That was the first full night's sleep
I got in the entire week I was alone.

When I woke up, knowing that there was
nothing that happened that night,

I guess there was a little doubt
in my head that...

Maybe my daughter
was under a lot of stress.

When I finished my shower and
I opened the curtain... ¶ ¶

All of a sudden, I hear...
Kristin? Kristin!

Dad?

Kristin, get in here.

Dad?

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Dad?

Written in the steam on the
mirror was "they are mine."

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Kristin? Kristin!

Dad?

Kristin, get in here!

Dad?

I don't want to see this.

Who are you?

What do you want?

Now I'm having
experiences at the house.

And now I'm getting a warning?

A warning from what?

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We got back to Savannah
as fast as we could.

My best friend is there,

and I wouldn't want to be stuck
in this situation by myself.

As much as I didn't want to leave,
I had to get back to New York.

She was pretty adamant
about staying in the house.

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Graduation, for me,
was everything.

I had to stay.

Hey, guys, check this out.

Only 33 days before we graduate.

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We're ready to graduate
and we're ready to leave.

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We had started packing
months before we had to move

because we just wanted
to be out of there.

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Oh, I didn't see
you there, Stace.

It's amazing how much stuff you
can accumulate in a year, huh?

What are you looking
for in there?

Stacie?

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I... I thought I was looking
at evil.

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Kristin?

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Hey, what's wrong?

- Kristin?
- Hey, hey, shh.

There was a woman on the couch.

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This is when I started to believe
that there was something in the house

that we just couldn't explain.

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Ready?

After Kristin saw that woman,

we decided that no one
should be allowed to stay

in that house by themselves,
especially at night.

Hey, college girls!

Doing all right?

You don't look all right.

Uh, yeah, we were just
working late, that's all.

Everything okay in there?

Um... We asked Mama if anything
had happened in the house.

Hey, you mentioned squatters.

I was wondering if any history in
the house we should know about?

Wasn't that the house
that woman passed away in?

No, I don't think so.

You remember,
that junkie girl, Rot Lady.

Her daughter explained
that she believed

that the woman who lived
in the house before us

either committed suicide,
she overdosed.

Me and Tarika saw them put
the body bag in the ambulance.

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She ended up dying in the house.

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Bye.

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At that point we started
to research ways

that we could protect ourselves.

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We read that if you put a
circle of salt around yourself,

it offers some kind of
spiritual protection.

We decided to move
our mattresses from our rooms

into the living room
so we can all sleep together

to make sure that we're watching
each other's backs.

We decided that we were gonna
make a big salt circle

around all of our mattresses.

We couldn't even
tell anybody about it.

We knew we would look crazy.

No one would believe us.

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The salt circle seemed to work.

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There was no noises, no sounds.

There was nothing.

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Graduation is there.

It's right there.

And we were all getting
more excited about it.

Our projects were almost done.

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After that week
we felt safe enough,

so we moved our beds
back into our rooms.

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I woke up.

It was, like, 1:00 a.m.

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The woman was at the base
of the bed.

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She was staring straight at me.

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I put my hands on the bed.

There were sharp things
in my hands.

No, no!

I don't think I've ever been
that frightened in my life.

Please, help.

No!

- Lindsay? Lindsay?
- Kristin!

Kristin, open the door!

- Open the door.
- Kristin!

I can't open the door.

- What's happening?
- Kristin!

And I am shoving
to get to Kristin.

Stop! Please!

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Stop, please!

We're trying to get the door
open, but we just can't get it.

Oh, my God! What is happening?

And Kristin's just screaming
her head off.

Oh, my God. What happened?

And Kristin's covered in blood.

- Where is the first aid kit?
- Oh, God.

The mirror was just shattered,
and glass was all in her bed.

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I just had blood
all over my shirt and my arms.

It's okay, it's okay,
it's okay, it's okay.

There was three slash marks across my
stomach, three slash marks across my chest.

We're gonna leave right now.
We're gonna leave tonight.

"I was like, " We need to get out.

We need to go."

- Let's go, let's go.
- Come on.

- Oh, my God.
- Hurry, hurry.

Here, it's okay, it's okay.

Go, get in, get in.

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- Hurry.
- It hurts.

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It's my
first job interview today.

Can I show you guys
some dresses?

Oh, okay.

I feel that nobody
outside of the three of us

will ever understand what
we went through in that house.

Everything that happened.

I think just brought us
closer together.

We've lived apart for almost a year
now, and we're still as close as ever.

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