I was awoken by the sound of someone knocking
on my window, asking to be let in. It was only as I
started to get up that I remembered I lived on
the 13th floor and didn't have a fire escape outside.
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28 Weeks Later (Widescreen Edition)
Hi Robert, thanks for your visit on my blog today. Love your little 2 sentence stories - very well thought out! Regards from Rhineland, Valerie
ReplyDeleteNot a problem. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Maybe we will be seeing more of each other.
DeleteWhoa! The image was scary enough, but now the story is going to keep me awake tonight!
ReplyDeleteMwhahaha! I have done my work well, than.
DeleteOoh, this is so eerie. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Keep an eye out. This month is Spooky-Tober
Deletezombie flying squirells!
ReplyDeleteAdorable?
DeleteI wouldn't open the window...
ReplyDeleteProbably a good idea.
DeleteRight about then I'd have a heart attack, die, then go out and scare the beegeebees out of that zombie!
ReplyDeleteVindictive. I like it.
DeleteTime to get shatter proof windows. Or move.
ReplyDeleteYou are really, really good at short, sharp horror.
ReplyDeleteCreepy, creepy, creepy! Loved it! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by my blog. Sorry you're having trouble with the rafflecopter. I can't find an email for you, but if you email me I'll try to help. laura.6eg(at)gmail.com
EeeK! All sorts of creepy visions come to mind. Time to dive under the covers and hope it goes away.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog today.
Yikes...never realized how 2 sentences can scare the pant off of me...!!!!
ReplyDeleteOoh another spooky one. You come up with some great ones!
ReplyDeleteI remember reading, Steven King's wife went outside his window and tapped on it at night when he was writing:)
Ooohhh! Good!
ReplyDeleteThis made me shiver.
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