English, 20.11.2020 16:00 kactus

Hey everybody on the internet I started a story and I want your honest opinion here it is

Hi my name is Farah I would like to tell you a story about how my life changed in one flying swoop It all started when my parents were getting ready for work

Do you remember Dew?

DEW (Farahs brother)

No, I wasn’t there remember, I was at a friend's house when this all happened but boy, I wish I was there

FARAH

OK so back to the story my parents were getting dressed when my mom went to the closet to grab her coat that’s when she saw it THERE WAS A WHOLE WITH A LADDER IN THE TOP OF THE CLOSET

DEW

Still scares me to think about it

FARAH

Me too Dew, anyway my parents went to call the police why my dad guarded my mom just in case. When the police came, they did a search and found A MAN HAD BEEN LIVING IN OUR HOUSE FOR A YEAR. He had pictures of us all over the attic walls we were so creeped out we moved to a new country.

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