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Danny's Masks: A Short Story
Danny snaps out of the hypnotism and starts to get teary eyed.
The Phycologist tries to calm him down and tells him that they should take a break to rest and leaves the room.
Danny’s eyes continue to get watery when suddenly the four kids appear again still wearing their masks.
The kids one by one begin to take off their masks revealing their faces they turn out to be his friends and his younger sister who died many years ago.
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