The Short Horror Story
Gross Haunted & Ghosts Predators Children

The Ghosted Cosan Waiter

I had just moved to a boarding school to study out of town. The costs I rented were in a fairly large housing complex, with several adjoining cost blocks. I got a room on the second floor and had to pass a rather secluded staircase to get to my room.

At first, everything seemed normal. However, the longer I stayed there, the more I felt that something was wrong. The atmosphere of kos-kosan feels very quiet and quiet, especially at night. I also often feel a figure watching or following my steps.

One night, I felt something different. I woke up from my sleep because of the sound of knocking on my bedroom door which was quite loud. At first, I thought it was just a neighbor who accidentally knocked on the door of one of the rooms upstairs, but when I looked into the wall clock, I was shocked. It's almost 3 in the morning. Who knocks on the door at a time like this?

I felt anxious and did not dare to open the door of my room. Suddenly, I felt movement in the room. I turned around and looked towards the corner of the room. There, there was a figure standing near my wardrobe. The figure looked like a woman with long hair covering her face. I was horrified and tried to turn on the lights, but could not. The electricity in the room suddenly went out.

I was getting scared and tried to scream, but the sound didn't come out of my mouth. The figure was getting closer and I could feel the coldness enveloping my body. I don't know what else to do.

After a while, suddenly the electricity came back on and the figure simply disappeared. I felt relieved and tried to sleep again, although I wasn't sure I could sleep peacefully after the creepy experience.

The next day, I wondered about the figure I saw in my room. Some friends at the boarding house told me that a few years ago, there was a resident of the boarding house who committed suicide by hanging himself in one of the rooms upstairs. Some residents of other boarding houses claimed that they had also felt the presence of the spirit.

From that moment on, I felt uncomfortable living in those boarding houses and decided to find another place to live. The creepy experience still stuck in my mind and made me feel scared at night.

One night in a small village, a boy named Joko goes to the river to play with his friends. They play in the water and catch small fish until late at night. When Joko returns home, she senses a strange existence following in her footsteps. He ignored the feeling and continued walking home.

However, a strange incident occurred that night. As Joko slept, she felt that something was holding her leg. He was afraid and tried to get up, but he could not move. After a while, he felt something rise above his body. He felt something cold and wet like a female ghost hugging him.

Joko tried to scream, but her voice did not come out. He felt afraid and anxious because he felt that he was prey to a ghost that preyed on children in the village. Finally, Joko tried to muster up courage and tried to shout again.

Suddenly, the ghost just disappeared and Joko felt her body return to normal. He tried to get up and escape from his boarding house, but he felt that something was following in his footsteps. Joko ran as fast as she could to her neighbor's house and asked for help.

After being taken to the hospital, Joko shared her experiences with her parents and the doctors who treated her. It also tells of a ghost that preys on children in the village. Joko's parents immediately informed the police about the incident and pursued the ghost.

After a few days, the police managed to find the body of the old grandmother who had long disappeared and was found in a terrible condition. Apparently, the old grandmother was the one who kidnapped and preyed on children in the village.

From Joko's experience, he learns that not all of the strange things are caused by the existence of ghosts. Sometimes, terrible things can be caused by evil human behavior.