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Drew's Big Halloween Adventure
The two college guys stood outside the wrought iron fence surrounding the shadowy, dilapidated estate that stood just off campus.
Twenty-year-old Drew removed his shirt and struck a cocky pose in front of a sign identifying the estate as private property and warning against trespass. He considered himself a big man on campus, and always got plenty of attention for his good looks.
His younger companion held a digital camera in his hands. He snapped a picture.
'See?' Drew scoffed. 'There's nothing to be afraid of.'
Nineteen-year-old Cody shook his head. Cody hoped to pledge Drew's fraternity in time to participate in the big Halloween party coming up a few days later. 'I don't know, Drew. Everyone talks about the weird stuff that goes on in this old house.'
'Fine — I guess I'll just have to prove it can be done,' Drew said impatiently, slipping his shirt back over his muscular torso. 'I'll sneak in, snap some photos as proof and meet you back out here.'
Cody, a handsome youth with brown hair streaked with blond highlights, looked back with a skeptical frown on his face. 'I don't know...'
'And when I get back, it will be your turn,' Drew said. 'Don't make me sorry that I ever supported your pledging to the fraternity in the first place.'
'Can we find another initiation?' Cody pleaded. 'I don't think this is a good idea, Drew.'
Drew grabbed the camera. Looking at the view screen, he admired the photo Cody took of him.
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Chapter 1: The Last Broadcast
The streetlamp flickered like a dying heartbeat, its dim yellow glow barely cutting through the thick, humid night air. Drew adjusted his designer sunglasses—*Ray-Bans, obviously*—even though the sun had set hours ago. The Blackthorn Estate loomed ahead, its rotting fence lined with peeling paint and broken glass that caught the light just right. Perfect for content.
His phone buzzed in his hand, the screen lighting up his face in an unflattering glow. *@DrewTheDaring* had just hit 250K followers, but he wasn’t about to stop there.