Later in the night while they were sleeping they heard a scream and rushed to the room from where they heard it. What they found were the once four beautiful women now hideous and grotesque creatures feasting on the carcass of what was once a man. As they stared in horror one man yelled out to run and they started to run the opposite way of the creatures...
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Later in the night while they were sleeping they heard a scream and rushed to the room from where they heard it. What they found were the once four beautiful women now hideous and grotesque creatures feasting on the carcass of what was once a man. As they stared in horror one man yelled out to run and they started to run the opposite way of the creatures...
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