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June 15, 2001,
9:48 AM
On the sunny islands of Hawaii, sits Mr.
Willis in his favourite chair, sipping at his hot,
freshly brewed cup of coffee in his hand while
reading the daily newspaper and enjoying his late
friday morning. He then comes across an
interesting newspaper ad for a late 90's beach
house that was for sale down by the sandy beach.
Mr.Willis decides to visit the real estate agent
selling the house later that day and quickly
decides to buy the house with not much thought.


As he unpacked later next week, he was in the
basement taking out all of his clothes,
deciding on what to bring upstairs to put
into his drawers. When he turned around, he
found a small door which he had simply
assumed was for more storage room. He turned
around to keep on working and then went back
upstairs to take a break.
June, 20, 2001,
1:08 PM


A couple of hours later, Mr. Willis had
trudged back down to finish unpacking. As
he unpacked, the thought of the small
door behind him, was always above any of
his other thoughts. He yawned big time
and decided it was time for bed, but
before he could go anywhere, he had to
know what was behind the small door. He
turned the tiny door knob slowly, but it
just wouldn't budge open. He tried
multiple times, but it just wouldn't
open. He gave up and went upstairs to get
a good night's rest.
7:32 PM


It was a warm summer night and Mr.Willis was
tossing and turning in his bed. He couldn't
sleep. He had tried everything to get the
littlest of sleep. Finally at exactly 12:00
AM, Mr.Willis had finally fell asleep, but
the dreams he had weren't all that great. All
he saw was a huge and ferocious beast with
giant, sharp teeth and lots of fur.
June, 21, 2001
12:00 AM



He woke up drenched in his sweat, his
heart beating wildly, as the images
from the terrifying dream flashed
through his mind. He then heard deep
footsteps hitting the newly installed
floors downstairs.
6:53 AM


Each step drove an icy needle of fear
into his heart. He sat in his bed
terrified, clenching the phone, just in
case. A few minutes later, it stopped.
He decided to go downstairs to check if
everything was okay. He slowly climbed
out of bed with his legs trembling as he
walked towards the door. He pressed his
ear against it before opening. Nothing.
So, he went ahead and turned the rusty,
golden knob slowly. He looked left and
right, to find nothing suspicious.
6:54 AM


6:56 AM
He was still shaking and his heart was
beating rapidly and when he did get
downstairs, he felt a huge sigh of relief
when nothing was there. His stomach gave
a big growl, but he was to scared to do
anything. He stood in the middle of the
kitchen in complete silence, then
realized he was actually standing there.
He looked around, finally realizing that
his frying pan was still in the many
packed boxes downstairs.
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