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The Darkest House

Years ago, in the quietest town, stood the


darkest house anyone had ever seen. Rumor
had it that the house was haunted by the most
dangerous spirit, and every night, eerie
whispers could be heard. No one dared to
enter — until one evening, Sarah and Jack
decided to prove it was all just stories.

Slowly, they opened the rusty door. Inside, the


air was much colder than outside, making their
breath visible. As they walked further into the
house, strange noises followed them. “It’s just
the wind,” Jack said, though he didn’t believe
it. Then, suddenly, they heard footsteps from
upstairs. Both froze, their hearts pounding.

They moved cautiously, but the footsteps


quickly grew louder, as if something was
running toward them. Sarah whispered, "We
need to leave." But before they could react,
the door behind them slammed shut. They
turned around and saw a shadow at the top of
the stairs, watching them. It didn’t move, but
they could feel its presence, as if it was getting
closer without even walking.

Panicking, they ran for the door, trying to open


it, but it was locked. The shadow started to
laugh, a deep, chilling sound that echoed in the
house. Finally, Jack kicked the door open, and
they both sprinted outside.

Once they reached the safety of the street,


they looked back. The house was quiet again.
But when Sarah glanced at the upstairs
window, she gasped. "Jack," she whispered,
pointing. There, in the window, was their own
reflection, smiling back at them.

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