Episode NotesAfter running over her brother's cat with her car young Michelle becomes tormented by feelings of guilt but is that the only thing haunting her?The Cat's Out of the Bag by Morgan MooreMusic by Ray Mattishttp://raymattispresents.bandcamp.comProduced by Daniel WilderGet Cool Merchandise http://store.weeklyspookySupport us on Patreon http://patreon.com/IncrediblyHandsomeContact Us/Submit a Storytwitter.com/WeeklySpookyfacebook.com/WeeklySpookyWeeklySpooky@gmail.comThis episode sponsored by HenFlix.comFor everything else visit WeeklySpooky.comTranscript:The sound of tires screeching tore through the air as a Mitsubishi Lancer came to a sudden and jerky stop. Bursting out of the drivers side of the car came a girl of about 15. She made her way to the back of the car, as her passenger… a girl as well, joined her. The two girls looked down at the ground and saw a black cat in rough shape.. its midsection had been crushed in, and it’s brains oozed out.“Oh shit!” The former driver croaked out, panic flooding over her face.“What’s the matter?” Her friend asked. “It’s only a cat.”“No it’s not just a cat. It’s my brother’s cat!” She explained as her face grew red and her voice jumped between panic and frustration.“Oh. Well shit is right then. You’re screwed Michelle.”“Like I didn’t figure that one out Arianna!” Michelle nearly shouted at her friend.It didn’t take her long to figure it out at all. The cat had been living with Michelle and her family for a couple of months now. They had noticed it coming around the neighborhood and specifically that it was hanging around their house. Michelle’s mom figured it was maybe because some old cat food from their last cat might still be in the yard since it lived outside, or that it was trying to just find scraps from the garbage. Cats in general always seemed to roam around their neighborhood, and so they paid no attention to it. That is until the darn thing somehow got itself stuck in their attic. Her dad managed to get it down and once it saw her brother Mark it became attached to him and vice-versa. Mark loved the cat and never let it outside out of fear it, which he later named ‘Munk’, would leave and never come back. To the credit of Mark and her parents, the cat was never let out and they did everything they could to make sure it couldn’t escape.Unfortunately it seemed they didn’t do the best of jobs today. Michelle didn’t know how Munk got out, she could only guess that maybe she and Arianna didn’t shut a door as well as they normally would in their rush to go meet up with some friends.No matter how the cat got out, it did, and in their focus on friends and fun, didn’t pay attention as Munk began to cross the road in front of them… they only knew they had run over the poor cat as they did the deed. “Dammit, what am I going to do?!” Michelle questioned.The two teenagers looked again at the cat, their stomachs churning at the grotesque image. Arianna was the first to break the sudden silence.“Just get rid of it. It’s just a dead cat… nobody saw us hit the stupid thing, so just throw it away somewhere and problem solved.”Michelle looked at her friend in astonishment. “You want me to just dump it? You want me to just dump my brother’s cat?” Her voice grew in anger.“Well… yeah. It’s not like he’ll know you did it. He’ll figure it jus… ran away or something.”“You do realize how protective he is of the stupid thing right? He goes apeshit if it even looks like it might escape or get hurt.” “Look,” Arianna started in a soothing tone. “Mistakes happen. Maybe we didn’t close the door all the way… maybe the wind blew it open enough for it to escape… heck, you said the cat once got in your attic… maybe it did a similar thing this time. Point being… shit happens, and cats are tricky little shits. He will never know and never has to know.”The two girls looked down at the cat again, the image of its corpse becoming a bit easier to handle. Michelle had to admit that Arianna had a point. To the