Novel & Cerita Darkness Haunted House

I've never been this confused in my life, thanks to the witch. When did I become like this? When did I turn into a glutton for something even I don’t recognize? Is my childhood catching up to me after all? Is the monster from my nightmares real now? A dark figure appears at the edge of the screen and then… The lights go out. Not just the TV. The lights are out in the entire house. I freeze as my heartbeat skyrockets. I fumble for my phone to turn on the flashlight, but it clatters to the ground.

Xander had probably turned it off when I drifted off to sleep. The more I walked, the sharper the pain felt. I could feel my feet getting bloody, my hand moved and opened the door causing my heart to beat faster with fear. It was as if I were possessed. I wanted to scream, to let somebody know that I had no control and needed help but my lips refused to part. When I opened the door, darkness surrounded me. I had never felt so terrified before. Darkness was my weakness, and now I was swimming in it. My body walked downstairs, my feet burning with every step, I felt like crying but I couldn't even move my lip.

Darkness swallowed the estate. Not the gentle kind—the controlled, artificial kind that comes from backup generators humming to life. This was raw. Sudden. Violent. As if the night itself had reached in and snapped the spine of the house. Amelia’s scream tore through the room before she could stop it. “Lawson!” Her heart hammered as she fumbled blindly, hands shaking, feet tangling in the sheets as she slid off the bed. The blackout had erased the room so completely she couldn’t tell where the walls ended or began.

If they're afraid of light --" "Crap," Henry muttered. "Dark Pools. Nasty monsters. They blend completely in the shadows, and they're basically like big hungry mouths. Shine light directly on them and they dissolve, but people generally can't detect them until it's too late. Someone had to have summoned them, but . . . wait, why can YOU see them?" Shamira shrugged. She looked around and noticed that some things seemed crisper. "Strange. I never noticed it before, but vamps can see stuff better in darkness than in light, can't they?"

Just hearing it made the trees outside the window blur like home was hiding behind them. “Give me the rundown again,” William said, eyes still on the road. Alexandra reached for the wrinkled sheet of paper on the dash. “So, about a month ago, this group of teenagers decided to go poking around this supposedly haunted house on the edge of town—” William cut her off. “Haunted by what?” “Allegedly,” she said, “by a spirit who hates women. Legend says it targets girls—hangs them in the rafters.” “Oh,” I said dryly. “Awesome.”

Black as midnight. A phantom.

This definitely meant the sun would be out in a few hours. “Well well well, boys. look what we have here.” A creepy voice came from the darkness of the forest, making the group almost jump in fright. Jake and Tomiwa quickly huddled and stood by Annabelle and Tisha while they held their weapons in alert. “SHOW YOURSELF!!” Tisha cried out in anger as she glanced around. For a while nothing could be heard.Then all of a sudden, 8 pairs of red eyes glowed in the darkness surrounding the four people. Tomiwa shrieked in fright as she saw the eyes and stayed close to Jake who was trying to compose him self.

“Elena. If this is suspicious, and it is, I am emotionally contractually obligated to be there so you don’t accidentally walk into your own downfall.” “That is not a real contract.” “It is in my heart.” I couldn’t help it and laughed. “Fine,” I said. “You can wait outside.” She narrowed her eyes. “Inside proximity is safer.” “Outside proximity is normal.” “Inside proximity is supportive.” “You’re just nosy.” “Also true.” By the time evening came, I felt even more uneasy. The sky had fully darkened now. West Hall stood at the edge of campus like it had been forgotten. The lights around it were dimmer than the others, like even the building didn’t want attention.

I put it on repeat and close my eyes, lost in the melodious song. Just as I'm about to fall asleep,I feel everything going darker. I immediately open my eyes only to discover that all the lights are out. There was a time when lights going out wasn't a big deal to me. It would just mean there was a black out or something but recently I have discovered lights don't just go out, especially where I'm concerned. "Hello?" I call out. "Is anyone out there?" I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one in the apartment. I can feel the presence of someone else here.