Tales From The Undead

Kathy and Tim decided to take a drive being that it was a beautiful day outside. They both heard about an old cabin in the woods and kinda thought they knew the location and felt confident they could find it. Tim pulled the car off to the side of the road and they both got out of the car. As they ventured deep into the woods they got lost then out of nowhere it started pouring down rain. They had no raincoats or umbrella because it was a beautiful sunny day and there was no need for those things but luckily they stumbled upon the old cabin that they were searching for. When they both saw the cabin they felt relieved and pressed on until they reached the cabin to seek shelter until the rain let up.

Tim said, “Maybe we can get a fire started to keep warm and get our clothes dry enough until the rain stops.”

“That sounds like a good idea,”replied Kathy.

Kathy and Tim headed inside the cabin and was able to get a fire started and proceeded in getting close to the fireplace to get warm. As they were warming their hands by the fire they heard a loud thump and looked over at a bookcase and noticed a dusty old book on the floor. Kathy said “I’ll put the book back on the shelf.” She got up and went over to pick the book off the floor and blew off the dust on the book. As she blew off the dust on the cover she said, “The name of the book is Tales From The Undead.”

Tim chimed in and said, “Wow that sounds like a good book to sit around the fire to send a chill down our spines?” as he laughed hysterically.

Kathy said, “Very funny Tim.”

“Well are you just going to sit there and stare at it and not read it?”

“Okay, Let’s see what it says.” Kathy opened the book and the fires flame flickered and the front door of the cabin opened and closed on its own.

“Maybe this isn’t such a good idea Tim, I’ll just put it back in the bookcase and we can just leave.”

“Don’t be such a scaredy cat,” laughed Tim.

“I’m not a scaredy cat,” replied Kathy.

“Okay, then start reading,”as Tim nudged her.

The fire calmed her nerves and slowly turned the page to the first story called: