Bloody Mary (Urban Legend)

Halloween finally arrived and it was Mary's sixteenth birthday. Mary's parents finally decided she was old enough to have a sleepover at their house. But she was only allowed to have two of her best friends spend the night after the party. Mary called Kathy and Kim to see if they would stay and have a sleepover at her house. Kathy and Kim both agreed and said that they would have a great time together being that they were all best of friends. Mary hung up the phone and said "This is the best day of my life. I'm going to turn sixteen today and I finally get to date boys."

Her party didn't start until 6 pm and she was already planning fun things for her and her two best friends to do after the party.

Mary's mom said, "Mary it is 6 o'clock and time to start the party."

Mary greeted her friends at the door as they came in with their presents in hand and sat them on the kitchen table.

Finally, Kathy and Kim showed up and placed Mary's presents on the table. Mary thanked everyone for coming to her party. Then Mary blew out the candles on her birthday cake as everyone sang "Happy Birthday" to her.

The party was finally over and Mary and her two friends Kathy and Kim were ready to play some games and spend some quality time together.

As the night wore on Mary said "It's midnight and since itit'salloween why don't we go in the bathroom and turn off the light and play "Bloody Mary.”

Kim said, "That sounds like more fun than playing board games all night."

Kathy replied ", Nothing ever happens when people play the Bloody Mary game, but since we're three going to play why not, It's Halloween, and what a perfect time to play Bloody Mary."

Mary, Kathy, and Kim went inside the bathroom closed the door, and turned out the light.

Mary said "Instead of one person saying I hate you Bloody Mary three times. Why don't we all say it together?"

Everyone agreed and they all stood in front of the mirror and said "Bloody Mary" three times, but nothing happened. Kathy said, "This is a stupid legend that isn't even true."