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Chapter 88 - A Series Of Nightmares

The first one was filled

With many people

Though most of them were ghosts

At first they were just going on

As they usually would

But then they started whispering

Amongst themselves

Glancing my way.

Their voices grew louder

As I walked down the hall

I knew they were talking to me

That they wanted something...

Thinking about it now

It was probably because

I could see them and hear them

That they started reaching out for me

The voices became more insistent

But still intangible

And they were crowding slightly

There were also some louder

Clearer conversations

One said there was a ghost

Who recently died again

Sometime recently

Then I saw a toddler up in a hammock

He was most definitely a spirit too

But I needed to check if he was

To see if he was one of mine

He looked right at me

When I was beside him

I reached up to touch his side...

He wasn't solid but also not opaque

He grabbed my wrist

Before letting go just as suddenly

He said something to me

That just kinda slipped away

Then I knew for certain

He wasn't alive

I was starting to crack

Under the pressure from all of them

So I tried to stay calm

And went to go find my mom

As the lost and worried child I was

She was in her room like usual

I asked her some sort of question

About the ghosts, and said

They were pressuring me

More and more

That it was scaring me

Why was this happening?

She looked at me all nonchalantly

Replied with a simple

It's because we are Empaths

They are drawn to us because of it

Because of our abilities

Then she went into the bathroom

I had kind of expected her to help me

But I had to wait until she got back

In her presence

The weight wasn't as

Heavily pressed against me

But without her it crushed down

As they kept trying to talk to me

Make me hear them out

I threw the covers over my head

Starting to let it all out

Screaming in silent agony

The pressure in my head

Wouldn't stop

Someone was dead

Some had died

They were all spirits

Of those who had passed