It was a large building, an old one. That sat at the end of the road, a building no one dared to enter. Paint chipped off the sides of the house and the large pillers supporting the blacony that wraped arounf the hosue, were beginnging to crack and fall down causing parts of the blaocny too colpase. You'd have to be insane to go inside. And, with the money reward for sitting inside the house for a night. Many were. Though, once a person entered they were never seen again. That was when a group of people after the prize money entered. The warning came in the for of a note, written in sloppy handwritting and laying on the flooor before a long hall. The clock was one minuet from stirking 1:35am. It read:
Dear whoever fond this,
Once you enter this house, at the second the clock strikes 1:35am. You'll notice, a hall lined with bodies of those who came before you. The door at the end of the hall, will swing slightly. By this point if you haven't run screaming into the hills, a small girl with long, black hair will step out the room. Dressed in a white, blood covered night gown, hand clasped around a pair of rusted silver scissors. Quietly she'll turned and walked towards the oppisite end of the hall. Her tiny pale feet stepping over rotten floor bored, broken light fixtures and dismembered limbs she'll make her way towards you. Humming a ghostly tune and her fingers running across the walls she'll follow you. You can try too run at this point but your deaths inevitable once you've seen her. But my god, run, run and down look back, if you do, she'll be right behind you...scissors raised above her head ready too stab out the white orbs in your head, and you'll end up another body in her hallway.
Ive seen it happen three times since we entered this god forsaken house. I'm the last one left. It's my turn next, but please, if you've found this, and its not to late. Run, turn back and run out of this house and never look back. The money isn't worth it! Just..
The note stopped abruptly as blood littered the bottom of the page. And in that instent they heard the door at the end of the hall, sloly creak open.