13 Nights of Halloween: Night 4 - The Inn
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Greetings, listeners! We're back with another short story, this time read by Hermes, entitled the Inn by Guy De Maupassant. This story explores isolation and the trick our mind can play when left to its own devices without someone to keep things in check.
Hermes, being Hermes, took liberties with his pronunciations of certain words, but I'm sure you already knew that about him, so I decided to let him have his fun, but is it Lo-chay, Loash, or perhaps Loki? Sometimes, when it comes to Hermes, I think it really should be the latter.
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