When I was about ten years old I used to stand in the
kitchen making
myself a sandwich; the layout of the kitchen was such that when I
was looking at the work counter, the kitchen door was to my right.
More than a few times out of the corner of my right eye I could see a
boy all dressed in a white sleeping gown (like boys used to wear many
years ago) and he had black hair and was very pale. Every time I
turned to look at him properly he was gone. This happened many times
and I couldn't never look at him properly without him going away.
This obviously says that it was in my head. But one night about the
same time in my life, me and my older sister were the only ones in
the house and she was looking after me. We were both in my parents
room watching television and suddenly there was a bang downstairs.
We thought it must have come from outside so we ignored it. Then
slowly the bangs got louder and more frequent. This obviously scared
me and my sister. They got so loud that there was no doubt in our
minds that the noises were coming form inside the house. They were
happening once every ten seconds or sometimes twice. I was only ten
and I was crying my eyes out with fear and my sister didn't know what
to do. We didn't want to go downstairs in case there was a burglar
in the house. My sister called my parents and they came home
straight away.
When they arrived we went downstairs and nothing
had been touched. The noises sounded like things were being thrown
around, but no smashing noises were heard. My house is about 80 years
old and my mother says she has seen strange things too, and my sister
says she has had the same vision of a small boy. My father then told
us of a very scary experience that he once had but didn't want to
tell my mother in case it scared her. The story was frightening but
then he told us he made it up. But even at night I still hear
creaking and noises like someone is walking around. This could be to
do with temperature changes making the wood creak at night, but it
sounds like more than just a small amount of creaking.
Sorry if this
story isn't very interestingly written, i'm no literary scholar, just
thought I'd share it. |