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Halloween was always a big deal in our neighborhood. Houses were decorated with fake cobwebs, glowing pumpkins, and spooky skeletons hanging from the trees.

Kids in costumes raced down the sidewalks, their candy buckets swinging with every step.

Everyone seemed to love it, except my wife Rachel.

Ever since I met Rachel, she's never liked Halloween.

In fact, she acted like it didn't even exist.

Back when we were dating, she'd always come up with some excuse to skip parties or gatherings.

I have a headache, she'd say, or I think I'm coming down with something.

At first I believed her. I mean everyone gets sick

sometimes, right? But after a while, it started to feel off. Now that we were married and had a

little girl, Lily, I thought things would change. But every Halloween, Rachel stayed the same.

While I carved pumpkins and decorated the yard, she stayed inside, avoiding the whole

thing like it was a plague. I never understood it, and this year I was determined to find out why.

Ready to go, Lily? I asked, helping my daughter into her sparkly princess costume. She twirled in the

mirror, her face lighting up with excitement. At only three years old,

she was already obsessed with Halloween, probably because I made such a big deal about it. I smiled at her,

but a glance at Rachel sitting silently in the corner made my smile fade. Rachel sat by the window,

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