Welcome to the Patreon Donor Stories.

I'll be releasing these extra episodes bi-weekly until Lilith's story is complete.

But before we get to those Patreon donor stories, I'd like to offer a million thanks to Susan

Hartwick, Robin, Melissa Gregory, Kristen Peters, Jordan Valu, Laura Wingfield, Jill C,

Karen Seifker, Nicole Iakwinto, Haley Pearson Cox, Jenna Hartman, David Cube, and Claire

Dalton for their generous support on Patreon.

Without it, this podcast wouldn't exist.

If you haven't yet, head over to check out Ghosts and the Burbs on Patreon, where each

Patreon tier carries with it a small token of my thanks.

The following patrons chose the $10 per month tier, so that I might create a spooky story

just for them.

Here goes.

This next Patreon donor story is a tribute to one of my all-time favorite authors, R.L.

Stein, whose stories inspired me to become a writer.

I may have gotten a little carried away, but here goes.

Alison Geier and Mykulina Kimmel were best friends, and they had a lot in common.

They were both in sixth grade.

They both loved horses.

They both had long hair, though Alison's was bright red while Mykulina's was staple

brown.

And they both loved the comic book, Murder Monster Madness.

It was a rainy summer day, and the friends had been sitting on Mykulina's bed, flipping

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