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Welcome!Good evening, it's Spooky Boo over the radio waves in Sandcastle, California. Tonight the moon is full and the fairies dance in the forest to the sound of the witches and their lunar bonfires during the full moon. They're casting a protection spell over the area to protect the innocent from the hunger of the werewolves who are running crazy as the moon is full for two more nights causing their natural lycan desires to go wild with hunger. Up here in the lighthouse I can barely see the ocean through the thick fog mixed with the rain clouds above but I am safe in my home while I tell you these spooky stories about evil and demons. The perfect combination for the week before Halloween!This podcast would not be possible without the listeners and the Patreon members including madjoe, P. A. Nightmares, Ivy Iverson, Jenn Mishievous, John Newby, Patrick, and 933TheVolt.com. Find out how you can support Spooky Boo's Scary Story Time or get a commercial free podcast at scarystorytime.com/support.This Saturday come and visit my YouTube Livestream at youtube.com/spookybooscarystorytime where you can chat with me and listen to stories or whatever we're having fun doing at 7:00 PM Pacific then we head on over and watch Creature Features at 9:00 PM Pacific. Come join the fun!Now let's begin.Story OneDancing with EvilScarlett hated being grounded, but with her overprotective mother, it was a common thing. Her mother being an old fashioned lady never let Scarlett stay out past nine o'clock and last week she had gotten in major trouble when she arrived home at 11 pm.It was a Saturday night and everyone was going out to a huge party downtown. Alyssa, Scarlett's best friend, called her and insisted she joined her that evening."Everyone is going to be there!" Alyssa whimpered when Scarlett said she was grounded. "I have my mom's car for the night, and I can get you home by midnight. Just tell your mom you're going to bed early tonight and sneak out your window. It will be easy!"Scarlett thought this through, and she concluded that she simply could not miss out on the party of the year. Alyssa was one hell of a persuader."Alright," Scarlett said. "Pick me up in an hour."This was the first time she ever snuck out. She couldn't help but feel bad about lying to her mom, but she figured she would get over it.She looked in the mirror. Her long, dark hair fell at her waist. I can do this, she thought to herself. Though she'd been reluctant at first, the risk of what she was doing now filled her with excitement.An hour later, Alyssa arrived, according to the plan. Scarlett carefully opened her window and slipped outside, tiptoeing to her friend's car. When they arrived downtown, it felt like they weren't even in the right place. The street where the party was supposed to be was disturbingly quiet, and the street lights were either dimmed or shut off completely.As they slowed down they found a huge place next to an abandoned warehouse. This had to be the party; all the other buildings were dark and empty, but this one was brightly lit, with music booming through the walls. They parked nearby and got out of the car. As they walked up to the entrance, they were surprised to find that there were no doormen or guards standing in front of the entrance. All it had was a raggedy old banner that said "WELCOME" in big, bold letters.When they went inside, they saw hundreds of people dancing and drinking. The music was extremely loud and pounded through Scarlett's heart. Alyssa and Scarlett searched for the classmates that had told them they would be there, but they could not find one familiar face. Alyssa, however, did not care, and told Scarlett this was one of the coolest parties she had ever been too. Scarlett wasn't sure if she was scared or not. Some people's faces looked warm and kind, like the blond girl who'd waved at them when they first came in. Others looked dark and lifeless, as if they weren't even really there.Before she knew it, she had lost s