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However, the person who had just been killed condensed again, revealing the appearance of Huan He. "Haha, I'm an Undead!"

The sky is a dull, oppressive grey, rain pouring in relentless sheets. “Rain on a wedding day,” I whisper, wrapping my arms around myself. “Isn’t that supposed to be a bad sign?” I shake my head, forcing a weak smile. “No, it’s Christmas. It’s a good day. It has to be.” Sliding out of bed, I walk toward the bathroom, determined to shake off the unease. My bare feet press against the cold floor, grounding me. I light the scented candles Zoe gave me—vanilla and lavender—and the calming aroma fills the small space. The flickering candlelight dances on the tiled walls as I step under the warm spray of the shower, letting the water wash away the remnants of my nightmare.

By the time Yves Golding got home, it was already midnight. I was lying in bed, staring at a photo of him and Melissa Lane. His abs showed faintly beneath his red Santa suit as she leaned against them, eyes shyly closed. Their colleagues had left comments below the post, saying that they were a perfect match and that Yves was quite bold. Melissa commented, "You guys, stop making things up. Mr. Golding was just being kind by keeping a lonely soul like me company for Christmas!"

There were carolers singing in the streets, and people were laughing and smiling as they carried packages home. What was this place? Who were these people? Where was his mansion? Andrew looked around, confused and a little afraid. Then, a kindly-looking woman approached him. "Welcome to Christmas Town," she said with a smile. "We know you wished for a family, and we've brought you here to show you what that might look like. Come, let me introduce you to some of the people here." She led him through the streets, introducing him to families and couples, all of whom were enjoying the holiday together. Andrew started to feel a little less lonely.

Sugar & Sin,the name sounds cute until you realize the only sugar inside is the kind I dump into coffee to survive this town. The bells above the bakery door jingle behind me in that cheerful, irritating way that makes me want to kick them off their screws. But I don’t. Aunt Ruby would “exorcise” me with a vat of eggnog if she saw me abusing Christmas decorations again. The street is quiet. Too quiet. Hallowpine usually glows with warm lights and fake joy this time of year. Kids skating. Couples taking pictures. That unsettling animatronic Santa by the post office waving its plastic hand as if plotting something. Tonight? Nothing. Just me and the sound of snow crunching beneath my boots.

“Don’t be sorry, hon. You guys can kiss all you want, just so long as I don’t see either of you naked, it’s all good.” “Promise,” I said. “I’m going to get drinks, then we have to watch A Christmas Story.” “What’s that?” Kayla asked. “You’ve never seen A Christmas Story?” I asked in horror. “It’s like a tradition.” “We didn’t have a lot of those, baby,” Alex revealed. “Well, then we’re starting one tonight. Lily’s a little too young, but we’re not, so we’re going to watch the magic of one of the best Christmas movies of all time.”

There was a loud bang. Fortunately, it was a rotting body and did not splatter blood like normal monsters. Otherwise, Willow and Walter, who was just below, would have been drenched by it. The old hag was infuriated to see this. Red light glowed in her eye, and black smoke began circulating her. The undead started to circle her like they were dancing the dance of death. After that, the undead army appeared in hordes as they went running toward Chase in attack. A shrill and frightening call was heard coming from them. It was filled with anger and grievance. One could hear it deep inside one's consciousness even if one covered one's ears.

Trick "Mom, are you sure it's okay for us to break tradition?" Riley asks, her eyes wide as she gazes at the Christmas tree box sitting in my apartment. "What's normal tradition?" I ask, opening the box up with my knife. Hadley smiles at her daughter. "Normally we wait until December 10th, we put on A Christmas Story,and we decorate while watching the movie play over and over again." "It's only a few days before the tenth," I look at my phone. "Today's the fifth, and if you want to watch the movie, I'm sure it's on Netflix. Why don't you go look, Sprite."

They were vicious and filled the hearts of other wolf packs with fear. They were worshipped like gods and manipulated other wolves to do their bindings, they formed the association of the underworld, distinguishing the wolves from the humans, it was treacherous to have anything to do with the humans and it could cause a death sentence on anyone caught with a human. Great Lycan Silva was the first Lycan to be born and his birth was to be a salvation to all of the underworld… or not.

“Because there's far more to this holiday, not to mention the Christians stole it from cultures far older. They twisted it and it became what you see today. The celebration of joy for a prosperous year, the slumber of gods as winter solstice begins, bonfires, decorating with holly, mistletoe, evergreen boughs, ritual sacrifices, feasts, and gift-giving have been replaced with debt, envy, and disparity, all hidden beneath fake smiles and disingenuous cheer.” She laughs, “Well shit! Merry fucking Christmas to you!” We both laughed. I extended my hand, “I'm Damon.” “Ana,” she replies as she takes my hand and shakes it. “I'm one of the creators.” She's interesting for a halfling. I wonder if she