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Hello again, Story Club members.

I'm Ivy, your ghostly host with the most and the keeper of the strangest,

spookiest tales on earth.

Today's Ivy's chilling tale idea comes from my beloved listeners Hudson, who is six and a half years old and Remy, who is four.

These two brave horror fans have requested a truly terrifying tale about a place on the map known as the Bermuda Triangle.

The Bermuda Triangle is an area between Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico that has been whispered about in classrooms, written about in books, and argued over by sailors for centuries.

People say that ships get lost there, that planes disappear when flying overhead, and that compasses spin the wrong way.

Now some people say all the mystery surrounding the Bermuda Triangle is just nonsense talk,

and that those who go there and never return have just had bad luck.

But others say that what goes on in the Bermuda Triangle is something else entirely.

Something sinister.

Today's chilling tale is one that Hudson Remi and I call the Bermuda Triangle.

It was summertime in Florida, and two cousins, Leo and Maya, stood on the dock in their

flip-flops, staring out at the Atlantic Ocean, stretching endlessly before them.

The heat always made everyone in their family edgy, and it didn't help that their parents had dropped

them off to spend the afternoon with boring old know-it-all Uncle Ron.

It had only been a couple of hours and the kids were already getting irritated with their stubborn relative.

Uncle Ron, Maya said. I know exactly what I'm talking about. We learned about this in school. You don't know everything.

Leo nodded. Yeah, Maya's right.

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