Jimmy Breen Short Stories

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Jimmy breen lands in a small town no one knows the name except civilians living there. Jimmy arrives at his hotel at 11:25 pm he checks in and heads up to his room on floor 11. While he gets dressed for a party he is to go to later, he stops and looks in the mirror showing a reflection of a creature in the window. Jimmy quickly rushes over and peeks out seeing nothing he shuts the blinds thinking it was just his mind messing with him. At the party he meets his old friends and has fun, but he felt a tap on his shoulder he turned around to see his reflection with a doll in front of him . jimmy sprints to his car and slams on the pedal. Driving home he sees the same mysterious creature and he swerves to miss hit it, it didn't do anything at

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