I was alone in my apartment at 8PM. My dog, Loki; an Australian Shepard, was by my side on the couch. I live with my fiancé, but he 's currently at work. So I 'm home alone on the couch, waiting for my “Knight in shining armor” to come home. As I 'm watching the latest episode of Steven Universe,(Yes, I 'm a child. So what?) I hear a noise come from the front door. It 's too quiet to be able to tell what it is. Loki barks at anything that he hears out of the ordinary, so the fact he hasn 't moved puts me at ease. For now at least. It 's quiet for a while. For the next few hours, I 'm sitting, watching TV. The noise I heard earlier has left my mind entirely at this point. I 'm so relaxed I start to doze off. For three hours, I hold my dog and stare into space. Then out of nowhere, I hear it again. It 's louder now. A lot louder. I can tell what it is now. It 's the sound of nails scratching on the door. At this point, Loki noticed it too. He doesn 't bark like usual. He 's in between whimpering and growling. Like he 's scared, but knows there 's danger. I find this weird, because this dog isn 't afraid of anything. I stay silent. I hadn 't noticed it yet, but I was holding my breath. It 's times like this I hate living here. I 'm on the fourth floor of my complex building, so jumping out the window is out of the question. We also don 't have a peephole, so I can 't check to see what 's on the other side of the door without opening it. I then have the stupid idea
Hello pretty people, Sam here. I went through a specific process when picking Cooper to be my first dog. I wanted to walk you all through that process to hopefully make it easier on you when trying to pick out a dog.
I glance over at the clock it reads 3 AM, my mind buzzing with stress makes me stay awake.My eyes dart around my bedroom, trying to find something to focus on and go to sleep. My mind runs over the long, boring conversations of the day and what I should have said at what specific time and keeps running on, the only thing breaking me from my stress filled thoughts is a sound unfamiliar to me. It sounded like a creak in the floorboards, which happen 24/7 but it still left me baffled.
He was confused to why he heard knocking if no one was there, and he began
Staring up at the house, she listened. The constant banging of the door against its frame, and the eerie sound of a malevolent snicker echoing throughout the empty rooms were the only sounds she heard.
heard the footsteps walk across the room. Then a scraping noise and other noises as
No screaming, no whispering; only the scraping of metal against glass. I looked around the room. No one seemed bothered by the disturbance that occurred only seconds before.
Quietly I arose from my bed, and made my way over towards my bedroom door, and pressed my ear against the door. I strained my ears as much as I could trying to pick out anything I possibly could. I wasn 't able to continue my eaves dropping for very long,
"Hello I'm home, " I yelled as I opened up the front door. I hadn't been in the house for more than 15 seconds yet,the sounds of their voices screeching pierced my ears. Yelling and screaming echoed throughout the house, regardless of the fact that they tried to dull the sound by closing their door. It never worked. The increasing amount of this exact situation was, at first, surprising
A window being broken through, perhaps. The last straw came when the sound of crackling could be heard from outside. The golden grass, he thought. The house was being taken over!
A couple hours later I heard this loud banging from downstairs, so I paused my game and went downstairs and when I was downstairs I still herd the sound. It was weird I did not know where it was coming from? So I decided to look throughout the whole house and still
The sound of the door being pounded on and kicked down was a fright to Keve and Colleen at first but then they heard.
When I was entering my van there was a peculiar noise, we searched the whole van multiple times. But I didn’t find anything, not a single clue. So I just ignored it.
Quiet. That's all there was to hear out hear.No animal would suspect any thing. They would walk in completely unsuspecting. And they would never come back out. But for now all that can be done is wait
A loud noice like that was unlikely to not be by something living. "Hello?" I call out. No response, "Hellllloooooo??" No response.
“ Um I don't know it sounded like it came from upstairs.” At this moment i'm freaking out, what if someone's in my house.