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In 1967, Sarah bought an antique mirror at a local estate sale. That night, she noticed her reflection would move seconds after she did. Within weeks, she started hearing whispers from the mirror at midnight. Her husband tried removing it, but it always returned to the wall by morning.

Sitting by the window this morning, watching leaves dance in the breeze. Reminds me of autumn days at your grandfather's house. The wind would rustle through those big maple trees, and we'd all gather inside for hot cider. Funny how memories just float by.

The birthday party was perfect - balloons, cake, and children's laughter filling our backyard. Then my daughter pointed to her friend Sarah waving from the treehouse. I froze. Sarah had moved away six months ago, after the accident. Nobody was in the treehouse.

In December 1991, an experienced group of mountaineers attempted to scale Mount Hayes in Alaska. What started as a routine winter expedition would soon transform into a nightmarish struggle for survival. The events that followed would leave the climbing community forever changed.

Welcome to your position at Blackwood Library's night shift. Rule one: Never reshelve books after midnight. Rule two: If you hear pages turning in empty aisles, walk away immediately. Rule three: Should you find readers at closed hours, do not acknowledge them. They aren't real patrons.

I noticed it first in photographs. Every time I took a selfie, something was off. The shadows behind me didn't match. They moved when they shouldn't. Yesterday, I checked my camera roll. In every picture, the shadows were closer. Tonight, they're at my door.

Beneath the old hospital, there lies a network of service tunnels, rather forgotten by most. Such corridors whisper tales of medical procedures long past, where the echoes of hurried footsteps still resonate through the darkness. I've walked those halls, though I rather wish I hadn't.

Following the initial discovery, a secondary search of the basement unearthed a collection of jars containing preserved human tissue. These specimens were meticulously labeled with dates predating the first victim's disappearance. It became increasingly clear that the perpetrator had been observing the victims for months before finally striking.