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My Grandmother's Curse

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 599    |    Released on: 26/06/2025

ed into our driveway. He stepped out, a tall man in a cheap suit, carrying a wor

e stood on the porch, closed his eyes

d, his voice booming. "A spirit is unquie

y. "My husband' s mothe

ok right through the walls of the house. "And her

xchanged a n

are of it," my f

ands in the air and muttering to himself. Then, his arm shot

ground. An improper burial has taken place in the old church

. My blood turne

he hill and landed directly on me. I was stand

spiratorial whisper. "The girl. She is the vessel

ft my lungs. I

of pure fury. "You!" she screamed, lung

and pinned them behind my back. He was surpris

t!" my mother shrieked, her eyes w

ng on the heavy cast-iron pan she had threatened

out of you," she snarled, raisi

for the blow. This was it.

AC

d through the house. But it wa

s of glass flying across the floor. A violent, unnatural gust of wind ripped through the h

e, and then died, plunging us i

sure completely gone. He was genuinely terrified.

ck, tripping ov

rents, his voice cracking with panic. "Dig her

. The three of them stood frozen, staring i

asn't just wind. It fe

t part of my soul

Grandma

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“My parents always said I was bad luck, but my Grandma Stella was the only light in my brutal home, my only shield against their cruel abuse. When Grandma Stella finally succumbed to her pain, ignored and reviled by my mother, her last breath was a desperate plea for relief, drowned out by contempt. My mother, truly monstrous, ordered me to take Grandma' s body and dump it in the industrial lot, a feast for stray dogs, claiming she was "trash." Against their wishes, I secretly buried her in the old church cemetery, the one they coveted for themselves, whispering a desperate vow for justice into the cold earth, sealing it with my own blood. But soon, strange accidents plagued our house-my brother's fever, our truck dying, even our chickens dropping dead without a mark. They blamed me, a proven curse, and brought in a crooked preacher who, instead of helping, declared me the vessel of misfortune and conspired to use me as bait for "the spirit." Now, cornered and used, I realize my quiet promise to Grandma was far more powerful than I ever imagined, turning our home into a terrifying battleground where true reckoning begins.”
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