Horror Short Stories: A Wicked Night

By Stephanie Kingston

"Dude, I can't wait to get to Holland Prison tonight. I hear that it's haunted," Jason told his friends.
Jason had blue eyes and orange hair that he'd dyed as the price for losing a bet to his kid brother. Though he got laughed at about it he didn't care, knowing the dye would fade soon enough. He had a few freckles on his face. He was taller than his friends at six feet one inch; it was amusing to look down upon his friends as if he were a giant. he had.

• Language: English
• Publisher: ilovetoreadandwritebooks
• Release date: Jul 27, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463511695

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Dude, I can't wait to get to Holland Prison tonight. I hear that it's haunted, Jason told his friends.

Jason had blue eyes and orange hair that he’d dyed as the price for losing a bet to his kid brother. Though he got laughed at about it he didn't care, knowing the dye would fade soon enough. He had a few freckles on his face. He was taller than his friends at six feet one inch; it was amusing to look down upon his friends as if he were a giant. he had.

''Seriously, I can't believe that we are taking this trip. Who wants to go see this prison anyways?" Kellie asked him, pulling her light brown hair into a ponytail and rolling her brown eyes at him.

Jason and Kellie had been dating for over two years and did their best to keep Kellie’s parents from parents finding out. Kellie was sixteen and Jason, who had just turned eighteen, was the only one of their friends that had a license.

So then why did you come along if all you're going to do is complain, Jessica asked her, tugging on her ponytail playfully.

Jessica was five foot two, the shortest of the group with long red hair and hazel eyes. She wore a black pair of jeans and a white t-shirt, her tits almost popping out of her low-cut white shirt. She was eager to see the place.

The only reason I came is so that Jason and I can spend time together tonight. You know how my parents are. I told her that I was spending the night with you. Kellie looked over her shoulder and laughed.

''Thank god your mother never calls to check on you to find out where you are," Jessica muttered, knowing that if that had happened, then they would both be in trouble and Jessica would get grounded, which meant that she wouldn't have been able to see Trevor.

Trevor sat beside her. His short black hair was gelled back and his blue eyes dazzled with happiness and adventure. He wore black jeans, a tight black shirt, and a cross around his neck just in case things got bad. He had heard Jason saying earlier that there were ghosts roaming around the prison, hence the reason why it had the reputation of being haunted.

The only one not looking forward to going was Kellie.

"How do you know this place is haunted anyways?'' Kellie laughed at Jason.

A friend of my uncle's went there. I heard them talking downstairs last week while I was grounded. I figured the first chance I got, we would go out and check it out for ourselves, Jason explained to her for the millionth time.

''You couldn't have picked a better day to do it?" Kellie asked him, seeing the drops of rain drops hitting her window.

Like I was supposed to know what the weather was doing to be like. When we started out, it was sunny. The only thing Jason couldn't stand about Kellie was that she complained about almost everything they did together. She couldn't just be happy about seeing each other and having a good time.

Jason drove a white van. It wasn't the classiest thing around, but he liked it. It gave them room to watch movies at a drive-in and have fun while they were away from everyone. Not having to find a place to have sex was one thing that he couldn't complain about. The sex was great.

''Sorry." Kellie grumbled, looking out the window. It was a waste of time to go the haunted prison to begin with. She had been the only one who hadn’t raised her hand when the trip was suggested.

"Just be glad that we are spending time together okay?'' Jason asked her, reaching over and squeezing her hand while he kept his eyes on the road.

Kellie looked over at him and squeezed his hand back, knowing that he was right and she should just enjoy the time they had with each other.

To pass the time, they were telling jokes, talking about things that they had all done in the  past and recalling the things that they had gotten into trouble for.

Trevor didn't talk much. He had only joined the group a few months ago when he started dating Jessica, so this was all new to him. Alhough he was happy that they invited him along and acted like they had