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Speaker 1: I currently live in a little town out west I

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say town, not exactly what you picture, though. It's more

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of like a ghost town than anything really. Population four.

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The only businesses that are open or the post office,

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the library, a singular privately owned pharmacy, a gas station,

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and a hotel, the Hotel Bellamorte. I've worked there for

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the better part of a century, ever since I was

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twenty one. Unlike most kids my age, who jumped straight

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out of high school and THENTO College, I had other plans,

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or should I say other plans had me. I lived

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the town over from the previously mentioned one, a town

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that had far more people in businesses. I worked from

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place to place for a couple of years, nothing substantial,

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but it paid the bills. One day, I come home

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from work, picked up my mail, and headed inside my house.

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As I brewed a pot of fresh coffee, I absent

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mindedly flipped through the bill's junk mail all I ever

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seem to get. But then I had the second to

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last piece of mail, and it felt well odd. It's

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hard to describe, but the letter was ornate, to say

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the least. It had a thick texture made from what

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I could only imagine was some pretty expensive paper. In

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the most beautiful flowing script was printed my full name,

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clear as day, Autumn Winters. It had no return address,

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and it didn't have my address either, just my name.

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The fact that someone knew me immediately enough to hand

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deliver a letter to me without me knowing was a

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strange thought. I had very few friends because I grew

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up in army brat. Only a handful of people knew

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me well enough to actually know where I lived. Out

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of sheer curiosity, I then proceeded to open the letter

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on the finest parchment paper in the most delicate letterhead,

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read the following words, Dear Miss Autumn Winters, I am

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you to offer you the most prestigious position at our establishment,

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the Hotel Buolamirte. For over two hundred years, our establishment

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has been a haven for the weary and restless, the old,

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the young, and the forgotten, and men and women and

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animals alike. Recently, we have had an opening for a

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new caretaker and would like to offer the position to you.

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The letter went on to say that along with the position,

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a hotel room or small apartment came with a job,

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along with a salary. Four times when I was currently

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making a year The name of the hotel seemed familiar,

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yet everything about the letter and position seemed too good

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to be true, like a scam of some sort. That's

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what I noticed. At the bottom of the job offer

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was the address that my friends was. When my interests

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was truly pique, it was only one town over, and

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that's when it all clicked in my head, the Hotel Belamte.

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Ever since I could remember, there have been rumors and

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stories about the Hotel Bolamante, Strange tales that seemed too

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odd to be true, Tales of ghosts, strange travelers, and more.

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Who heard the rumors, sure, but few people I knew

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actually believed them. The kids in the town I lived

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in would say that if you set foot in the hotel,

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you'd be driven to madness and go loco. The tales

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were just so bizarre, how can we believe them? So

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after a few days of deliberating, I wrote back, accepting

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the job offer. I got a letter back a few

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days later to congratulate me and set the start date.

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I was to start the next Monday around Nunish. As

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I got ready that following Monday, I put my best

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clothes on, did my makeup and hair, you know, the

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girly things tripped over thin air as I went to

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the kitchen to get my coffee to go. And then

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I got in my nineteen sixty five red convertible Mustang

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and made this short drive. On the way into town,

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I passed by well nothing. The land is completely barren

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outside the town I grew up in, except for the tumbleweeds,

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brush and bracken. They looked perfect to start a brush

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fire with, and the few twisted, gnarled elder trees that

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once stood tall, but now we're nothing more than sorry

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shadows of what they used to be. I think typical

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Western movie scenes. The town that held the hotel looked

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much more of the same, with rundown buildings that barely

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could be considered standing. The further into the ghost town

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you got, the more lifelike things became. The gas station

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was the first thing that looked like it held any

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living beings. The pharmacy was next, then the library, and

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then the post office. They were all about equal in size,

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looked just as run down as the others, with peeling

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paint that fell into ribbons to the ground when the

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wind was strong and acting up, and suddenly I saw

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it for the first time, the Hotel Bellamirte, live and

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in person, and it did not even compare to what

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I had in mind. You see, when I pictured it,

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I thought of a rundown building filled with cockroaches and rats,

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with only the lowest kind of people staying there, the

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kind of place that the police did stakeouts at to

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bust drug dealers and hookers. What other kind of place

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could be in this rundown town? But I was so

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so wrong. The site that greeted me as I pulled

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up to the parking lot of this place was one

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that I could barely believe. The hotel was, in a word, magnificent.

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It looked like it belonged in a fancy city, not

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a barren wasteland. The outside of the hotel fit the

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town and the time period of the eighteen hundreds, with

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a high rise balcony and white pillars that stood tall

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and straight. The brickwork was perfectly inlaid, faded red in

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color due to the wear and tear of time, yet

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still hardy in structure. I imagine it looked only a

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little better in its heyday, nothing else than for its

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Whoever owned the building took great care of it, whether

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it was in restoration or simple upkeep, it was something

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to see for sure. As I got out of my

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car and walked up to the front steps, admiring all

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the intricate woodwork that went into its structure, I looked

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above the front door and read the sign the Hotel

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Bellemirte established eighteen o two. I turned the knob of

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the old door. No creeks or groans, just silence as

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the door pivoted on its hinges and walked inside. Now,

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as impressed as I was with the outside of the place,

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it didn't even compare to what was before my eyes.

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As you entered the lobby, the first thing that would

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come to your attention was the grand staircase made of

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beautiful mahogany wood, rich and cherry brown undertones, swooping as

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it dipped from its height down to the floor. To

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the left, I became aware of the lobby desk. It

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was the same type of wood as the staircase, with

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intricate design that swirled down its length, carved out by

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some long dead carpenter. Behind the desk was the letterboxes

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with the numbers carefully expertly placed in their centers, numbering

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from one to fifteen. The parlor was to the right.

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It looked as though it was frozen in time. Like

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the rest of the place, with old furniture with floral

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designs and high backs to the wallpaper, it looked much

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of the same. It was stupendous. After I'd gotten done

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admiring the lobby, I slowly walked over to the desk.

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No one was there, not a single soul. I rang

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the bell on the counter, yet no one came, and

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after a few more minutes of waiting, I called out

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a hello, and still no one came. I began to

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wonder what I should do next and our correspondence. I

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never got a phone number, just bye. Noticing an old

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rotary phone on the desk near the letterboxes, then I

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realized I actually never got a name of the person

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I was corresponding with. I didn't even know who my

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employer was. As I grappled with this realization, and the

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phone began to ring, breaking the silence, I almost jumped

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out of my skin, scared shitless by the loud ringing

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in the otherwise quiet room. After no one magically appeared

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to answer it, it fell silent after the fourth ring,

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only to begin ringing once more. After regaining my composure,

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I walked around the desk to the back, looking around

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as I did so, and feeling as if I were

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a child about to be caught with my hand in

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the cookie jar. I picked up the phone. Hello, I

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answered slowly. Yes, is this Autumn? Yes, yes it is,

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I replied. Who is this? I'm the owner, Mary, and

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my sister Martha is also on the phone. Oh oh, hi,

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I said, stunned by the fact that the owner is

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called instead of actually being there in person to greet me.

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Are you coming by or are you somewhere? Oh? No, Han,

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we aren't there. We're never at the hotel. That would

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be ridiculous, Mary said, as her sister Martha chimed in

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the background. Oh that's terribly ridiculous, she said, giggling. Oh okay,

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I said, now terribly confused. No, we were just calling

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to let you know there is a letter with your

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instructions for the job next to the phone, and to

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let you know that we will be checking in from

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time to time. You're the only employee. The last one

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left us a bit well, shall we say, unexpectedly the

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last one? What does that mean the last one? She

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said that as if there were a series of ones. Well,

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I take it that means I'm starting immediately. Then we

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wouldn't have it any other way, love, Martha replied. Everything

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you'll need to know to run the place is in

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the letter. Just make sure you read everything and don't

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skip anything. Mary added, then both in unison said it

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will be in touch, dear. As they hung up the phone,

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I was a little weirded out by the whole conversation.

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To be honest, it seems so callous yet rushed, despite

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the cheery nature of their voices and reactions and the

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weird pet names. Of course, I looked at the table

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next to the phone, and as the sisters had said,

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there was a letter. I opened the letter quickly, with

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the ornate silver letter opener conveniently placed in the first

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drawer that I happened to look through. Out from the

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envelope popped a long, and I mean two foot long

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letter made of the same parchment paper as my offer letter.

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As I started to read, I became increasingly confused and

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worried what had I gotten myself into. The letter started

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out normally enough. It outlined the general duties of the job,

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how to receive payment fifty dollars per night, studdingly low.

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I thought for such a place as this, But I've

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never been in the hotel business, and I wouldn't know otherwise.

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Housekeeping even down to the way they wanted the toilet

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paper changed the wrong way, with the paper going under

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the roll. But hey, who am I to judge? Last,

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but not least, was written a long set of rules

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that honestly made no sense. Sense written in bold red

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print was the following set of rules. Rule number one

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hundred and twenty six. Never forget to lock the door

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at night you don't want to let them in. Rule

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one hundred and twenty seven. Make sure you feed his

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sue every night or else. Rule one hundred and twenty eight.

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Only take the trash out in daylight hours. Rule one

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hundred and twenty nine. Make sure you face the dolls

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in the doll room facing the wall at night. Rule

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one hundred and thirty. Don't ever take candy from the pharmacist.

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Rule one hundred and thirty one. Never return a book

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late to the librarian. Rule one hundred and thirty two.

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Always lick the stamps in the presence of the postman

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rule one hundred and thirty three, never ever leave the

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town under any circumstances, or you'll regret it. And that

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was that. Not threatening at all or bizarre or extremely

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specific at all, just a normal set of rules that

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made the place seem a little more they were undesirable.

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Now I was really thinking I got myself into something

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and not something good. And yet I was thoroughly intrigued.

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I mean, what happens if I leave the town? Why

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did I have to lock the doors at night? And

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who was them? Why did I have to take the

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trash out only during the day, and who the hell

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was his suit? Nothing made sense. Since I was gonna

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be here a while, I decided I might as well

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settle in. I looked at the letter again, and at

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the end was my room number, and in the envelope

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was my room key, room number sixteen. Turned out there

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was one extra room in the hotel, and after I

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got the key, I put the letter back into its

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prior place, and I turned to walk up the stairs

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to explore what was going to be my new home.

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The doors on the second floor spanned three hallways in

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a dining room attached to a kitchen, each room numbered

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one through sixteen, alternated going from left side of the

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hallway and then adjacent to the next room on the right,

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and back again. The walls seemed to ever expand and

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contract at the same time if you stood in one place,

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a dizzying effect. To be sure. It reminded me of

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the shining thank you, And as I walked the halls

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reaching the dining room, I passed by and I could

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have sworn I saw a dark shadow passed by the

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half open door, but when I looked inside, there was nothing.

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There were only the tables and chairs and waiting tables

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lining the walls. Strange, I thought, but just shrug it

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off and continued down the hall number thirteen, number fourteen,

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number fifteen, and finally room number sixteen. As I jiggled

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the old skeleton key in its lock, there appeared to

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be a slight mumbling coming from the other side of

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the door. I promptly stopped to listen, but there was nothing,

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not a single solitary sound, so I proceeded to open

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the door. Once unlocked, my room, like the rest of

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the place, was absolutely beautiful, sized, bed with ornate canopy,

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all white billowing, and the soft breeze from the open

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window stood in the left hand side of the room,

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towards the middle of the length of wall. The small

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sitting area was to the right, with a wardrobe, small couch,

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and two high backed chairs of the same make as

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those in the sitting room downstairs, same floral patterns and everything.

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The open balcony windows were straight ahead. As I walked

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to them, I became all too aware of the mumbling again.

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I spot around quickly to see that in the corner

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of the right side of the room was a bird's

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perch and cage. When I say bird, I don't mean

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a parrot or a cockatoo, or even a parakeet or

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a finch. What I saw was a raisin, and it

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was talking, just strange phrases and random words, but human words. Nonetheless,

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I began to approach the bird and let out a

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loud squawk and began to flap its wings and flew

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straight into my face, blinding me for a second. I

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think it would be fair to mention, for visual's sake,

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that I hate birds. Yeah they can be pretty, Yeah

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they have beautiful songs and musical notes that they chipperly

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sing out. And yes they perhaps make good companions for

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some people. I, however, am not one of those people,

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and I especially hate when they're little, or in this case,

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big flappy wings come flying in my face or near

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me or in my visual field. So of course I

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screamed out loud, which only made it squawk louder with

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its horrible croaky voice. Then as soon as it hit

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me flew away. I took my arms down for a

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moment once I knew it was gone, which had been

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trying to shield my face, and began to look around

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the room lot a bird in sight, and I just

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dreamed I saw that too? Or was I starting to

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go loco in that hotel, as the many rooms for

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my childhood had said that you would if you stepped

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into the hotel Bellamorte. After calming down a bit, I

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began to shrug off the fear and placed it with

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determination to settle in and set up the room with

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my things. Once I had finished, and the exact moment

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I put the last pair of pants in the wardrobe,

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I heard a strange sound, a little ding. That's when

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I realized I heard the bell from downstairs. Someone was

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in the lobby. Hey, they're kids, it's me mister Kreepypasta.

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And before we say goodnight, I just wanted to say

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want to give a very big thank you to everybody

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