The Story Possessed Teen Girl

 It was a calm afternoon in the small town of Woodside, the sky a brilliant blue, the sun shining brightly on the quaint homes and serene streets. That peacefulness was quickly shattered when a loud scream pierced the air.

The scream came from the home of the O'Leary family, a small family of four that had recently moved to the town. The family had no idea what had caused the scream, but they were soon to learn the horrific truth.

When they entered the living room, they saw their young daughter, Sarah, lying on the floor. She was shaking and writhing in pain, her eyes rolled back in her head and her mouth open in a silent scream. The parents quickly ran to her aid, but they couldn't make out what she was saying.

Suddenly, Sarah stopped screaming and her eyes returned to normal. She looked up at her parents and spoke in a deep and raspy voice that didn't sound like her own. "My name is Emma," she said. "I used to live in this house a long time ago. I died here, and I'm back to find justice."

The shocked parents asked her what had happened, and she told them the story of how she had died. She had been a young girl living in the house when it had caught fire. Her parents had gone to get help, but it had been too late for Emma. She had been unable to escape the flames and had perished in the inferno.

"The fire was started by a man named Paul," she told them. "He was a bad man who had done horrible things. He set the fire to cover up his crimes and he thought I had died in it. But I didn't. I'm back now, and I want justice."

The O'Learys were horrified, but they didn't know what to do. They had never heard of Paul or any of his crimes. Then Emma told them that she had possessed their daughter's body and was using it to seek revenge.

The O'Learys were scared and confused, but they eventually decided to help Emma. They began investigating Paul and eventually got enough evidence to have him arrested. Emma was pleased and thanked the O'Learys for their help. She then left Sarah's body, disappearing into the night.

Sarah was fine and the O'Learys were relieved, but they were still shaken