Bloody Mary
Mia stood outside the bathroom door The laughter of her friends echoed down the hall, taunting her for losing the bet. “It’s just a silly game,” they said, but a gnawing fear gripped her. They wanted her to summon Bloody Mary, and she had no choice but to comply
Mia exhaled and she pushed the door open. The bathroom had the essentials, Candles and a lighter.
When Mia tried to lit up a candle she heard a raspy whisper behind her.
“Mia”..
Spooked she looked around and heard snickers.
“Stop it or I’m going home” Mia snapped and the giggles became less.
“It’s Just a game, just a game, ” she repeated to herself.
She set the candles on the sink, their flames trembling as she lit them one by one. “Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary,” she chanted, her voice wavering. The temperature dropped even lower, and she shivered as a sense of dread washed over her. The mirror fogged up, swirling patterns obscuring her reflection.
Mia hesitated, her courage faltering. But before she could back out, the bathroom door creaked open, and the shower curtain fluttered. A figure emerged, tall and ethereal, his skin pale and his eyes bright like the moon.
“You tried to summon Bloody Mary, right?” he asked, a cheerful grin splitting his face.
Mia nodded, frozen in fear. “Who are you?”
“I’m Bloody Larry, the friendly spirit! I’m here to warn you not to summon her. I’ll hold her off as long as I can, but you need to get out of this bathroom!” His voice turned serious, eyes narrowing. “Wear a necklace made of rosemary to keep her away. No buts! You need to run!”
Mia didn’t need to be told twice. She dashed past Larry, screaming as she burst out of the bathroom. Her friends erupted in laughter, assuming she was spooked by her own shadow. But just then, the air shifted; the temperature plummeted.
From behind the bathroom door, a voice like thunder growled, “Who summoned me?”
The faucets began to run, water gushing out and turning crimson, pooling like blood in the sink. The laughter faded, replaced by screams.
