Sharkeisha Haunted Cabin

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The cabin across the river. It’s said that facing your fears can make significant changes in someone's personality. In addition to this statement, Sharkeisha started to overcome her own. At the young age of sixteen, Sharkeisha had once seen a cabin across the river. She lived in a small house in the middle of the forest. Sharkeisha's house was passed down from her family for countless generations. It had been said that the cabin should never be entered. No-one from Sharkeisha's family had ever been inside the cabin before, nor had they seen anyone lived there. However, word has been passed down from her great grandparents that the cabin was haunted. Despite what Sharkeisha's father had said, Sharkeisha still crossed to the other side of the …show more content…

She had been warned multiple times by her family to never enter the cabin. They had explained to her that her life wouldn't be the same. That whatever dwells within the cabin will keep you in there for all eternity. Overcame with curiosity, Sharkeisha entered the haunted cabin that had been feared for many generations past. Sharkeisha had quietly opened the front door. Covered with fear, along with anxiety. Nevertheless, Sharkeisha eventually found the strength as well as courage to open the door. The door had made a soundless noise, which added more suspension to Sharkeisha. Fear was something that infrequently occurred within Sharkeisha. However, it had come back to her. Sharkeisha then realized that she was given another opportunity to close the mystery of what was inside the haunted cabin. Sharkeisha then seized one massive breath, then stepped inside the cabin. Sharkeisha slowly inspects the cabin. As she tries to find anything suspicious. Although it had been the middle of the night, her other senses were activated. However, Sharkeisha had heard the sound of whispers. Despite this, an enormous echo started to show from the

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