The walls to my apartment are kind of thin. When I say kind of, I mean incredibly thin, caravan like. If someone coughs, it is like you are in the same room as them. There are 5 apartments in a row, mine is 41 b the end apartment, and I am glad it is, that means I can only hear 1 life, instead of having another one next to me. Unfortunately, 41 a's life isn't exactly perfect...
Every night I hear what sounds like suicidal talk. "I'm gonna FUCKING END THIS SHIT" "It aint worth it" that sort of thing, I can always hear cries as well, and it always sound like he commits suicide every night. I am really nervous, so I won't try to talk to him about it, I have never seen him so he could be some sort of murderer as well as having suicidal tendencies. I think he considers hanging himself, even tries it, but never goes through with it. I'll hear him choking, but then come back the next night and hear him again. Then one day it all changed.
I was walking to my apartment, then I saw some people being given keys to the apartment next to me, and I started to worry, thinking he has killed himself or something. I then walked to the landlord and asked what had happened to the previous owner, she said he had hung himself, and I got upset, thinking I could have done something about it, so I just walked back up to my room and lay on my bed, thinking. Then I heard him. I heard him again, my first thought was not this again, then it was OH SHIT.
I knocked on the door, but there was no answer, I rang up my landlord and told her that he was still alive. She told me that it was impossible. I shouted down the phone: HE IS FUCKING HERE RIGHT NOW. She then told me that if he hadn't have killed himself, he would have been noticed by now, after all he did kill himself 20 years ago.
I didn't sleep that night. neither did he. the guy next door was still out, but the suicidal maniac wasn't. His voice got louder and louder and closer and closer. I looked at my doorway, and there was a silhouette of a man. crying. a noose in front of him.
I guess ghosts aren't that far-fetched
Credits: maxtheredditor
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