While Debra counted, Richard and I entered the vacant house and went inside the same closet.
“Hey! I was here first!” Richard complained.
“Be quiet,” I whispered, “It’s big enough for both of us… and she’s coming soon.” We tried to make ourselves comfortable, but Richard kept squirming. “Hey, stop moving around,” I complained.
He kept squirming.
“Something is biting me,” he said, “Stop touching me.”
“I’m not touching you.” However, I could feel it too. Something was crawling around. “I think something is in here. Be quiet,” I said.
The sound was faint, but definitely there, a distant scratching, but near, or the sound of raindrops striking a hillside. Whatever it was, it was with us inside the closet.
“What’s that sound?” Richard whispered.
“I don’t know,” I answered, cracking the door to let in some light.
“Hey… the walls are moving,” Richard said. I cracked the door further, until I could also see it.
Fleas were everywhere, like a dark blanket all over the walls and us. To say that chills ran up my spine would be an understatement. Richard and I burst from the closet and out of the house, out into the opening, patting ourselves down as Debra yelled in the background, “I see you!”
2 comments:
you should talk more of old como days...
i like this storie a lot!!
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