Laura had filled up all of the boxes and was putting prices on the different things inside, planning a garage sale. She came across the same doll she had put in the sixth box that last day and felt a slight rectangular bump on its back, behind the little blue dress the toy was wearing. She took it off and a small piece of folded paper fell onto the wooden floor of her living room. Quickly, it was unfolded and the following message was revealed:
I would really want to see the sea.
In hope of a response,
Margareth
Ps: 111, Goldcrest road
Laura found it quite strange, and so decided to search the address on her phone. After some research, she found that the house on 111 Goldcrest road was owned by a woman of a certain age. Some time later, Laura decided to put the doll and message away for a while and to end her day without much to think about, so she put it on the counter and went on with her usual activities.
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General FictionThis story may seem like horror, but I guarantee you it is not at all as you will discover after the first chapter. I know that dolls are often associated with horror but this story is just a gentle breeze on the mind (for me, at least) and I just...
