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💝YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE 1💝

 

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It was a dark windy night and my parents had gone on a trip so I was the only one at home. 


My older brother was married and my younger siblings were in boarding schools while I was processing my admission into NYU. 


I just finished watching a really creepy movie(a fan of scary movies) then I turned off the light to sleep.


That was when I heard a strange voice whispering in a language I didn't quite understand. It was as though the voice was right behind my ear. 


At first I thought I didn't switch off the TV so I went to take a look but it was switched off then I checked my phone and it was also on silent mode. 


"What could be making such noise", I thought to myself then I just shrugged it off and went back to sleep. It was 3am in the morning when I heard the same whisper again but this time it was closer, I was already getting scared now and I reached out for my phone. I turned it on and saw the scariest thing ever.... "Ahhhhhhhhhh", I screamed

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