Fearing the unknown

Fearing the unknown

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Jan 13, 2021
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Recently divorced Emma, hopes that by moving in to this small town her so-called 'fresh start' can finally begin. However, things take a turn when strange things starts to happen in her new town And her door always seems to be unlocked In the mornings. She dismiss it as her sleep deprived brain finding her bed more appealing than her locking the door As well as her paranoid self hoping to find something that isn't there. But when scenes from her nightmare starts to become true the next day she knew something was wrong. Hoping to find an answer from her new friend she gets suspicious when every time she brought it up she seemed to be terrified and apparently something else was more important to talk about. Finally having enough she decides to find out for herself. Is she being paranoid like always or are there dark things hidden in this town that even she can't escape from
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