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It’s a cold, wet and dreary night in a small 

town in Oklahoma. The mood of the small 

town is altogether sorrowful. A group of teens 

with nothing to do in the small town on a 

Friday night decided to go explore the woods. 

They came to an old grave yard where they 

had heard scary rumors about when they 

were all children. They all seemed to be 

enjoying themselves except Jordan, she knew 

something wasn’t right about this place but 

just figured it was the silly stories she would 

hear about the grave yard when she was 

younger. So she thought nothing of the eerie 

feeling she had and continued on with her 

friends.

When all the kids had 

dispersed from the grave yard 

and Jordan was left to walk 

home alone, that same eerie 

feeling had come back. She 

never felt threatened in this 

small town but tonight she did. 

Jordan felt relieved to be home, her 

mom throwing a party with family and 

close friends. She relaxed and began to 

mingle among herself. Hearing a knock 

at the door she assumed it was late 

party arrivers. When she opened the 

door expecting a friendly face, to her 

consternation, there was no one near 

her house. Perplexed, she shut the door 

in doubt of weather what she heard had 

even been a knock.

When her mother’s party had begun to die down and 

all of who was left three of her aunts, her mom, and 

herself Jordan told them about the strange knock at 

the door and her mother looked at her with a look of 

concern and asked where she had gone tonight. 

Thinking her mother was dismissing what she had 

just said she repeated herself. But once again her 

mother had asked her what she had done and where 

she had went that night, but with a more serious 

tone to her voice. Taken aback, Jordan told her 

mother about the grave yard she had gone to and 

waited impatiently for her mother’s response. 

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