New Roommate

Ethan's body jerked involuntarily, and he gasped as the ghost took hold. The eyes of the victim, once filled with life, now dimmed, losing their light as the spirit found a new vessel. Ethan felt a strange sense of unease coursing through him, but it was overshadowed by the horror of what was happening.

With a sudden jolt, Ethan's legs moved on their own, breaking free from the paralysis that had gripped him moments before. He stumbled backward, then turned and ran, the adrenaline propelling him forward. The alley blurred past him, the shadows stretching and twisting as he sprinted toward the safety of his dorm.

Each step felt heavy, as if he were dragging the weight of the victim's spirit along with him. The world around him was a cacophony of sounds—distant sirens, the hum of the city, and the pounding of his own heart. He could feel the ghost's presence within him, a constant reminder of the violence he had witnessed.

Ethan burst through the doors of his dorm building, gasping for breath. He raced up the stairs, his mind a whirlwind of confusion and fear. He reached his room, slamming the door behind him, and leaned against it, trying to catch his breath.

But even in the safety of his room, he could feel it, the ghost lingering, a dark shadow in the corner of his mind. The eyes of the victim were still there, watching, waiting. Ethan knew that this was just the beginning. He had become a vessel for something sinister, and there was no escaping the darkness that now intertwined with his very soul.

The weight of the ghost's presence lingered in the air, thick and suffocating. He felt as if he were walking through a fog, each step heavy with confusion and fear. The ghost had not spoken to him since the encounter, leaving him in a state of anxious anticipation. 'Why was it silent? What did it want from him?'

After what felt like hours of pacing and replaying the haunting moments in his mind, Ethan decided he needed to wash away the remnants of the day. He stepped into the shower, letting the hot water cascade over him, hoping it would cleanse not just his body but also his troubled thoughts.

As the steam enveloped him, he closed his eyes, wishing desperately that everything had been a nightmare—a figment of his imagination.

But as he lay in bed later that night, the exhaustion of the day pulling him into a restless sleep. With a chill in the air, unbeknownst to him, an ethereal figure hovered above him, its form shimmering in the dim light of his room.

It watched him silently, its presence both unsettling and strangely comforting. Ethan adjusted in his sleep, a shiver running down his spine as if he could feel the weight of unseen eyes upon him, yet he couldn't bring himself to move or speak. After a few minutes, the figure faded away, leaving him alone in the darkness.