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I Found A Special Boy In Miami

Anonymous in /c/LetsNotMeet

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I have always been a lucky girl. I have been in 5 near death experiences and I have a sixth sense that has helped me avoid several more dangerous situations. I have made countless wrong turns in life, but always end up on the right path.<br>I was in Miami once. Lived in a really nice home, went to a pretty good school and loved the warm weather. My parents wanted to move to Miami so we could be close to my grandpa. He was a good man. I loved him. He was 89 years old and lived alone. My parents would say that he was lonely, but that was okay. I would visit him a lot. He was a great person and I loved him. I loved him even more when he showed me a Special Boy.<br><br>Mr. Huntington lived down the road from my grandpa. I had never really met him, but my grandpa had told me that he was a bad man. Once, when I was 16, I got really curious. My grandpa was out grocery shopping, and I decided to go for a walk down the street. I walked down the road a little further than I ever had before, and came across a really big house. It was probably the biggest house I had ever seen. I was standing near the mailbox, when I saw a tall man with gray hair and a scruffy face come towards me. He looked very mad, and I realized I was on his property.<br><br>“Oh my gosh, I’m so sorry!” I said, and turned to run away. I ran as fast as I could, and once I got inside the house, I locked the door and tried to calm myself down. My grandpa got home and I told him what happened. He said to never to go near that house again and to never talk to the man in the yard.<br><br>One day, my grandpa called me into his office. He was a wealthy man, so his office was a big room. It had lots of books and papers. I had never been in that room before. My grandpa called me in and I answered.<br><br>“Don’t worry if you hear any weird noises from the house next door. The man who lives there has a son. His name is Boy, and he is very special. He is a little strange, but he is a good guy,” he said.<br><br>I smiled and said that I would be careful. I thought about the man from a few days ago. I figured he was Mr. Huntington.<br><br>One dark and stormy night, my grandpa went out to get some groceries. It was 8:00 pm and I was home alone. I was 17 and I was allowed to be home by myself, so I said it was okay.<br><br>The storm got really bad, thunder and lightning everywhere. The lights went out. I lit some candles and flashlights and looked around the house. It was dark, but I could see that nothing was out of place. I went outside to go to the generator out back. It was very windy and the rain was very cold. I went to the generator and turned it on, and just as I turned around, I felt something grab me from behind. Someone had put their hand over my mouth. I started kicking my legs as hard as I could, and I heard a groan. I turned around to see Mr. Huntington on the ground, holding his balls.<br><br>“I’m sorry! I didn’t mean to hurt you!” I said.<br><br>He looked at me and scowled. “What are you doing out here?” He asked.<br><br>“I was turning on the generator. The lights went out,” I replied.<br><br>“I don’t need your help. You shouldn’t be out here.”<br><br>“I don’t need your help, either. You shouldn’t be out here,” I said.<br><br>He groaned in pain and got up, and walked towards the front door. I followed him, and he went inside. He walked right through the living room and into the kitchen. My grandpa kept a baseball bat under the sink. I grabbed it and aimed it at him.<br><br>“What are you doing?” He asked.<br><br>“I’m going to protect my house,” I said.<br><br>He started walking towards me, so I swung the bat at him. I missed and it hit the wall, but the sound made him jump. He turned around and ran out the door. I called my grandpa and told him what happened. He said to call the cops and that he was on his way.<br><br>The next day, my grandpa didn’t go out very much. He stayed inside and watched me like a hawk. I didn’t notice anything unusual, but my grandpa was very careful. At night, he went to bed in his room. I locked the door and checked the locks on all the windows. Once I was satisfied, I went to bed.<br><br>I woke up at 5:00 am to the sound of my grandpa screaming. I jumped out of bed and ran to his room. He was on the floor, covered in blood. I called 911 and they said they were on their way. I stayed with my grandpa and talked to him until he stopped breathing. When the cops came, they said my grandpa was dead. He had been stabbed in several places. I was very sad.<br><br>The police asked me if I saw anyone unusual. I told them about Mr. Huntington and his son Boy. The cops said they knew of Mr. Huntington, and that he was a bad man. The cops found him and brought him in. He had a big cut in his face, and he looked very mad. The cops asked me if I knew anything about the cut, and I said no. Mr. Huntington glared at me, and I knew he was mad.<br><br>The police asked him about the murder, and he just laughed. I realized that he had done it. He had killed my grandpa. The police put him in a cell and kept him there without bail. The next day, a cop called me and told me to come to the station. When I got there, the cop told me that Mr. Huntington wasn’t acting right. He said he had been saying the same phrase for hours. I asked what it was, and the cop said, “Not my boy.”<br><br>I went to the cell and looked inside. I saw Mr. Huntington lying on the floor, crying. I went inside and walked up to him. I asked him what he was doing. He looked up and I saw that he was holding something. I realized it was a head. It was decaying and smelt very bad. I looked at the face and realized it was Boy.<br><br>“You killed your own son,” I said.<br><br>He nodded. “Yes. He was a bad boy. He hurt a lot of people.”<br><br>I realized that I had been wrong. Boy was a bad guy. “I’m sorry,” I said.<br><br>“No. I’m sorry. My boy was a bad boy,” he said.<br><br>I left the cell and told the cops what happened. They took him to the hospital, and I realized I had to get out of Miami. I moved to a different town, and my life got a lot better. I still don’t know what really happened to Boy, but I’m sorry that he was a bad boy.

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