Short Ghost Stories

58) Ghost from the Beach

- AUTHOR'S NOTE -

This case is not scary but interesting and mysterious. Enjoy reading!

Location : Singapore

Sender : Madam Azlin

My son never had bladder problems but lately, i noticed that every morning, his bed will be wet. I would say,

"Boy, why did you wet your bed?"

"I didn't," he replied me.

This went on for about 2 weeks. My son is only 9 years old. I knew about kids having issues when they go to sleep and ending up wetting their bed almost every morning but my son NEVER had those problems.

Sometimes i would get so annoyed until i threatened him,

"If you wet your bed again, i will ask you to sleep on the floor instead!"

One day, i decided to get the help of a religious teacher because my gut feelings were telling me it wasn't my son's fault and.. true enough, what the religious person told me was shocking!

I felt sad and scared at the same time because he told me that every night for the past 3 weeks, a spirit / demon from the sea had been sleeping on the same bed as my son!

Then, i recalled about a month ago, my family and i had went for a picnic at the beach. According to the religious teacher, my son had stepped on or kicked 'something' that's supposed to belong at the sea and now the 'thing' is attracted to my son!

He gave me a piece of paper with some readings/mantras on it. He instructed me to go to my son's room between 2 to 4 am in the morning to recite it in front of my son's room without blinking my eyes after i opened the door to my son's room. I did what was told and when i slowly opened my son's bedroom door, i saw it with my own eyes! 

Something was sleeping with him on the bed and the moment i blinked, it was gone!  Till now i could not forget what i saw in those 5 seconds! The condition was not to blink my eyes and don't switch on the lights and..true enough, i saw it!

The next day, i called the person and he came to my house to do some cleansing. After what felt like forever (2 days) , everything came back to normal. Lesson learnt ; to always pay attention to our kids about what they are doing because who knows next time, their life could be in danger due to something unexpected.

Thank you.