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¶ … contact our customer service department at an Interesting Incident of My Life
This is the narration of a very peculiar experience that I had a few years ago. I still don't know how much credibility I can account to it whenever I think about it, but it sure as hell gives me the spooks even up to this day. It all came to pass one cold, dreary winter night. The darkness almost stifling in its vast presence and the very atmosphere seemed to be tingling with apprehension and fear, though that could have been my own feeling of foreboding amplified by my imagination.
The stage it seemed, had been set for some gruesome gothic murder or something and this is what happened that fateful night:- It must have been close to 2:00 AM when I left the party, weary and tired for all the dancing and frisking that Id done. I had no means of transport but that didn't bother me since I lived fairly close to my friend's house where the party...
It was only a half hours walk and 2:00 AM didn't seem to be such an unearthly hour at all, in fact I found myself anticipating an enjoyably peaceful walk home. I wasn't even 1 quarter through my journey when it began to happen.
A began to sense an almost tangible aura of something that wasn't right, something that didn't belong, and something that had the smell of evil, of fear. At first I just fastened my pace and continued to walk, thinking it to be nothing but my nerves, my imagination. But then, after a few minutes, the impulse to run and scream for help turned so maddeningly strong that I almost gave in to it. The only thing that stopped my flight was the sudden appearance of this electric blue orb of light floating at waist height.
It appeared to have literally materialized out of thin air and it was approaching me. My reaction was one of total shock, I seemed to be frozen in fear and although what…
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