Slenderman

Slenderman

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Apr 14, 2019
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Horror
She was running as fast as she could. She looked behind herself and saw it, then didn't. She then looked in front of herself, trying desperately to go faster, but stopped as hard as she could, bumping into the tall skinny figure. It's long fingers grabbed her shoulders and lifted her up. It threw her across the damp ground and into a tree. Nobody could hear her screams; she was surrounded by a dense pine forest with no way out. Leaves fell on her head and she tried to brush them off but the thing took her by the arm and threw her on the cold, wet, rocky ground. Her vision became blurry. The last thing she saw was the figures blank face as it looked over her.
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