Write a horror story of your own.(no copy pasting)
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Horror Story
We were very excited as we had been allotted a bungalow on Khar Road. The day to shift arrived but as we entered the new home. I felt a chill run down my spine. I felt the presence of some paranormal force present in that house. After supper, everyone went to their bedrooms; I went to mine too and soon everyone was asleep .
After securing the bolts of all the doors, I finally readied my bed. To my horror the light went off. I had to light a candle. The candle was not long enough to last for a few hours. So, I blew it out and lay on the bed. Soon I fell asleep.
In the middle of the night I was woken up by a strange sound. As I opened my eyes and focused on the sound, I felt someone was walking up and down outside my room. My heart began palpitating uncontrollably! I dared to go to the window and see who could be walking up and down outside the room! What I saw temporarily sent me into a faint! Before fainting I had a glimpse of a woman standing with her back towards me just in front of the window I was looking through. As the woman turned slowly towards me, I was transfixed with fear and stupefaction! The woman had no face! There was a skull on her shoulders! And as I looked at her skeleton hands, I fell onto the ground.
PLEASE MARK BRAINIEST
By far the eeriest story in the Charley Project archives is that of the five Sodder children, who all disappeared under suspicious circumstances on Christmas Eve night. The children (five out of 10 siblings) asked their parents if they might stay up and play with their new toys, rather than go directly to bed. Their parents agreed and turned in for the night, and a series of strange events transpired.
First, the phone rang, the children's mother answered, and the voice on the other end asked for someone the mother had never heard of. When she said so, the voice laughed and hung up. The mother later realized all of the lights in the house were on, the shades were drawn, and the doors were unlocked. She awakened again by a sound on the roof, and then she woke up for the final time at 1:30 am with the realization that the house was on fire. She, her husband, and their other five children got out, but the five children who had asked to stay up late never emerged from the inferno. When their father went to climb his ladder up into their bedrooms on the second floor, he could not find it. It was later found dragged away from the house.
The official conclusion was that the children had died in the house fire, but the Sodders never stopped believing their kids were still alive, right up until the two parents died. And they were encouraged by a strange photograph mailed to them in the '60s, purporting to show one of their sons as a grown adult. Did the Sodder children die in a fire set by never-caught perpetrators? Perhaps. But the tantalizing thought that they might have been kidnapped — might still, indeed, be alive, perhaps in Italy — has kept some sliver of hope that this strange case might find resolution.