Everything glowed in a slightly reddish tint as I made my way down the corridor. My breathing was short and fast, sawing in and out of my lungs, as I ran. The end of the hallway loomed in front of me. I stopped in front of the exit. That door would either be my salvation or my death. I hesitated, unsure if it was worth the risk. Then I heard them. I turned and saw the gray fog that I had been running from. Only it wasn't fog. It was alive and it was deadly. I knew then that I had to risk it. I ran to the door and pushed. A searing white light blinded me as I crashed through. And that's all I remember.
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A Nightmare
ParanormalThe main chick keeps having these weird dreams and she thinks it might have something to do with her past. When things begin to go wrong and her friends start to believe her, she begins to wish they all thought she was crazy because maybe then she w...
