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Good evening, it's Spooky Boo coming to you from the lighthouse in Sandcastle, California. Tonight I bring to you two very creepy ghost stories from the internet. These two spooky stories will haunt you at night making you wonder what is reality and what isn't. If you lived in Sandcastle you would always wonder what is real and what isn't because sometimes the paranormal will bite you and leave you scared to death.This show would not be possible without the listeners and the Patreon members including madjoe, P.A. Nightmares, Ivy Iveryson, Jenn Misievous, John Newby, Patrick, and 933TheVolt.com. If you would like to find out how you can support the show by becoming a Patron or sporting cool Spook Boo merchandise visit www.scarystorytime.com/support. Sharing the episodes with your friends on social media is also a great way to support the show. You can find me pretty much anywhere by searching for Spooky Boo's Scary Story Time.I would love to hear your stories. Send them into me at www.scarystorytime.com/submissions. Also, stay tuned for something really creepy at the end of tonight's program.Now let's begin...I Never Got to Kiss YouRica hated lack of hygiene.Rica absolutely despised unhygienic people. Just thinking about the slightest chance of her physically touching a “dirty” person chilled her spine.She refused to drink from another person’s cup. She avoided sharing food with others. She would be utterly disgusted by people who talked loudly, with sprinkles of food spewing out from their mouths. People with coughs, colds, bad breath, stinky underarms, and smelly feet were amongst her list of worst habits an unhygienic person could have.But out of all the disgusting things in her list, she hated saliva the most. Why? First, there were millions of germs and diseases one could get from ingesting a drop from another person. Second, just thinking about that warm, sticky texture made her feel sick in the stomach.One time, she was in an elevator with a stranger, and as his face morphed into a semi-yawn, nose red, nostrils enlarged, eyes watery, she knew what was going to happen. She half-ran to the farthest corner as the man exploded into a sneeze. Snot and spit were strewn in all directions.When she looked back at him, he was staring at her, disbelief apparent on his face due to her overreaction. Finally, as the elevator door opened she hurriedly walked to the nearest restroom. Her palms covered her red-hot face.Because of this attitude, people had a snobbish perception of her. Sure, she worked hard to be the smart, pretty girl in class to make up for this little anomaly of hers. But she did not really have someone to call a true friend. Not one soul dared to be close.All her life she had hated this body fluid (as if she did not have it and did not need it for digesting food). Still, she was very aware of what people thought of her, but she just couldn't help it. So, instead of trying hard to be normal, she avoided making friends. Until she met a boy.Rica instantly liked Caleb. A wide-eyed city boy with a nice smell, who didn’t talk when he had food in his mouth. Though, she didn’t like him only because of those qualities. He listened intently to everything she said, and she felt that he was truly seeing her for who she is.They got to know each other better when she toured him around campus on his first day. The second day, they ate lunch together. A few days later, they hung out after school, sharing each other’s taste in literature, movies and music.Before she realised it, she was falling for him. Hard. But until then he did not thoroughly understand her distaste for germs.It was a Friday afternoon and their last class had just ended. Caleb tapped Rica’s shoulder and whispered into her ear."Can you come with me somewhere? I want to show you something."Her heart flushed. She had been waiting for this moment al