Timing is everything, whatever you do is always projected on time but I have always viewed it differently, even as a child I always questioned myself on what if there is a parallel universe, the kind that hasn't been discovered yet?
What other reasons could describe why we run low on energy during the mid day without stress or headaches?
Given that our subconscious speaks to us, we continue to deny the possibility that there is an extraterrestrial world living amongst us.
On my own, I figured that in the midst of fighting darkness, there are three sets of people you should be wary of while striving to survive. One, the one who consciously continously disguises your reality as a joke, two, the one who will never take accountability of the results from the first one and lastly, the ones who intentionally sabotages your break through effort and still tells you they want the best for you.
When I was younger, my grandmother would constantly cry at 2:30am every day, she was battling cancer and my family especially my mom will comfort her, singing to her to ease the pain.
But there was more, grandma will look in one direction with her mouth opened in a zero shape, she looked frightened, and what's worst, she couldn't speak until that day I had my headset on, i had just come back from a dinner date with my friends, and it was quite late. At about 2:29am, I was dancing to the wiggle song when I noticed a shadow standing outside grandma's door.
But this shadow was different, it stood alone without a body to cast it, the door was wide open and the shadow majestically walked into the room taking different forms.
I was scared, my heart was beating a thousand beat, I turned to walk away from the sight but a cry for help stopped me.
Grandma's cry, I stopped and accidentally the light on my phone flashed, the time read 2:30am, there was no analysis or futher investigation needed for me to read along the lines, it clicked in my head, the shadow and time.
I fearfully walked straight to the door and saw grandma floating in the air, having seizures, my phone instantly dropped to the floor, I must have thought i was screaming for help because of how much pain I felt in my lungs, my legs were shaking and kissing each other.
One thing stood out to me, her eyes, they were glowing red, different from her normal blue color, her hands were bent backward like she was crippled, her beds were soaking wet, she managed to look at me and said you're next.
That was all I needed to hear before I screamed, my parents came rushing down, my dad had a bat in his hand, my mom was clinging to his back shirt.
When they got to me, I pointed to grandma and they rushed to her bed but when I turned back around, everything was back to normal except for the fact that she looked peacefully asleep with the most beautiful smile on her face.
Grandma was pronounced dead that night on arrival at the hospital, I explained everything to my family but mom took me to see a doctor who didn't waste time to rule it as a traumatic experience then, he prescribed some drugs to me and wrote a referral letter to see a therapist.
I confided in my sister but she thinks it's the Influence of the movies I watch, my brother on the other hand thinks the bond and love i have for grandma is giving me some type of withdrawal symptoms.
From then on, all was in-between fine until my aunt suddenly came unannounced one night, she had just divorced her abusive husband and needed a place to stay for one month.
Dad couldn't turn his younger sister down, mom was happy she finally took her advice to separate, my two folks didn't hesitate to embrace her.
I don't know what possessed my parents that night because they could have made the right decision of offering the empty room to my aunt but they decided I sleep in grandma's room for the main time which doesn't make sense to me but to them, they were doing me a favor since her death affected me the most, well, I was like, it's just one month and I will be back to my room.
Little did I know that I had signed a contract sleeping in that room for one night and that one wrong decision will change my life forever.
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