Horror Nights
The spiders began to pour inside.
The texture was wrong. It was too vivid. It was a dry, metallic, bitter taste—the taste of old dust and stagnant water. I felt them crawling over my tongue, a writhing, living carpet of legs and bodies sliding down toward my throat. The panic, which usually felt like an abstract concept during my sleep paralysis episodes, suddenly became a crushing, physical reality.
Wake up! I screamed internally. WAKE UP!
And then, the jolt came.
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