Spooky Twisties:All things Spooky, here beginThey lay and wait, in books within.They sometimes pass, in open space.Then leave and go, without a trace.Some appear on the spot.Some we know, others not.Sometimes we are afraid to say,__eave us now_, or beg to stay.At times they leave a sign beyond,A gentle breeze, or note from song.Be not afraid, to read story__ close.For in the dark, your spirit goes.
We__e probably leaving soon,_ Rider said. __ight catch a movie.__ayden leaned against the wall as he looked around the room. __ see how it is. You figure you don__ stand a chance with Mallory now that I__ here to show her what a real man looks like._ He winked as Rider just shook his head. __ine, leave. But no dumb movie will be as entertainin_ as the Jayden Show. And I don__ charge admission.
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We__e probably leaving soon,_ Rider said. __ight catch a movie.__ayden leaned against the wall as he looked around the room. __ see how it is. You figure you don__ stand a chance with Mallory now that I__ here to show her what a real man looks like._ He winked as Rider just shook his head. __ine, leave. But no dumb movie will be as entertainin_ as the Jayden Show. And I don__ charge admission.
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