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17/01/2026

PART 1 — Lockdown Nights

This is a true story that happened to me during the pandemic.
We were all stuck at home. Curfews were strict, streets were empty, and days blended together. Most nights, I stayed awake scrolling on TikTok just to distract myself.
I kept seeing videos about rituals and challenges people were trying at home.
One of them was Bloody Mary.
Candles. Lights off. Midnight. Stand in front of a mirror and say the name.
I didn’t really believe in it.
I was just bored.
That night, I lit the candles, stood in front of my mirror, and said the name slowly.
Nothing happened.
No shadow.
No sound.
No movement.
I blew out the candles, shrugged it off, and left my room. I didn’t think about it again that night.

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I was alone in the hospital past midnight.No visitors.No announcements.Just fluorescent lights and silence.I pressed the...
14/01/2026

I was alone in the hospital past midnight.
No visitors.
No announcements.
Just fluorescent lights and silence.
I pressed the elevator button.
It arrived immediately.
Inside, the display already showed Floor 3.
I didn’t remember going there.
The doors closed by themselves.
The elevator started moving.
No button had been pressed.
It stopped.
Floor 3.
The doors opened.
The hallway was dark.
Empty beds lined the walls, like patients had been taken away in a hurry.
I stayed inside.
The doors closed.
The panel lit up again.
Not a number.
MORGUE.
The elevator descended slowly.
No music.
No sound.
When the doors opened, cold air poured in.
Metal drawers filled the room.
I stepped back instinctively.
The doors closed.
The elevator moved again.
When it finally opened, I was back in the lobby.
Everything looked normal.
I exhaled.
Then I glanced at the elevator mirror.
In the reflection…
Something was standing behind me.
Its hands were resting on my shoulders.
I didn’t feel them.
I never did.

14/01/2026

PART 3 “We Didn’t Survive”

The monitor flatlines.
Doctors rush in.
Nurses shout numbers.
They move through her,
Like she isn’t there.
The man by the window finally turns around.
It’s her boyfriend.
His skin is burned.
Blackened.
He looks terrified.
He screams:
“We’re both dead.”
“We didn’t survive the crash!”
Suddenly,
His body ignites.
Flames crawl up his skin.
The lights shatter.
In panic, she grabs the sheet on the bed,
And pulls it back.
She screams.
Because the face staring at her…
Is hers.
Dead.
She gasps violently.
Coughing.
Smoke fills her lungs.
Sirens scream.
She’s lying inside a wrecked car.
Fire burns around her.
Metal creaks.
People shout outside.
And as the flames close in,
Her phone slips from her hand.
Still glowing.

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14/01/2026

PART 2 - Room 306

The hospital is open.
But silent.
Lights flicker without sound.
Fog drifts through the hallway.
She passes nurses.
None of them look at her.
Room 306 is already open.
Inside, a man stands by the window.
Perfectly still.
His shape feels familiar.
She whispers her boyfriend’s name.
He doesn’t turn around.
On the bed,
A body.
Covered.
The heart monitor beeps.
Slow.
Steady.
Then the beeping starts to distort.
The air turns cold.

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14/01/2026

PART 1 — The Call

Her phone rings late at night.
Unknown number.
A man speaks softly:
“Your boyfriend was in an accident.
He’s at the hospital.”
Her stomach drops.
That’s impossible.
They were traveling together.
He was right beside her.
Static fills the line.
She asks where he is.
The voice replies:
“Room 306.”
The call ends.
No call history.
No missed call.
Her chest feels light.
Like she forgot how to breathe.
She leaves the house without thinking.
The world outside feels unreal.

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12/01/2026

PART 3 - It Was Never My Grandma

That night, I woke up and couldn’t move.
I couldn’t speak.
I couldn’t breathe properly.
The weight on my chest was unbearable.
And that’s when I realized…
The shape above me was wrong.
Too large.
Too heavy.
In Philippine folklore, there is a spirit called the Batibat.
It appears at night.
It pretends to be someone you trust.
And when you finally realize the truth…
It sits on your chest and steals your breath.
My grandmother was never watching me sleep.
The Batibat was waiting for me to believe it was safe.
As it pressed down harder, I heard it whisper:
“You let me in.”

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12/01/2026

PART 2 - She Gets Closer Every Night

At first, she stayed near the door.
Then beside the bed.
Then sitting at my feet — just like before.
I never saw her face clearly.
Only her shape in the dark.
Something about her felt different now.
Heavier.
Wider.
She never spoke anymore.
She only watched.
Some nights, I felt pressure on my chest.
Like someone resting their weight there.
I tried calling out to her.
She didn’t answer.
I told myself she was protecting me.
That she was making sure I wouldn’t wake up alone.
Then one night…
She didn’t stop at the foot of my bed.

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12/01/2026

PART 1 - My Grandma Still Visits Me at Night

My grandmother used to sit at the foot of my bed every night.
She said it was her way of keeping me safe while I slept.
She would watch quietly.
Never speaking.
Just making sure I was breathing.
After she passed away, I thought those nights were over.
But a few months later…
I started feeling the same presence again.
Late at night.
When the room was dark.
I would wake up and sense someone standing near my bed.
The air felt heavy.
Familiar.
Comforting.
I told myself it was my grandma.
Still watching over me.

Part 2 explains why she stopped standing so far away.
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10/01/2026

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09/01/2026

PART 3 - The Chart with My Name

The incident report was dated months earlier.
A night shift accident in Room 306.
The patient’s name was missing.
But mine was there.
Listed as the patient.
Time of death:
During a late-night shift.
The hallway lights flickered.
I looked down at my hands.
They were shaking…
And slowly fading.
When I turned back, Room 306 was empty.
The call button was silent.
The clock was moving again.
That’s when I realized the truth.
I wasn’t caring for a ghost.
I was the one who never left the hospital.

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09/01/2026

PART 2 - Why Hospitals Feel Wrong at Night

Hospitals feel different at night…
And there’s a reason for that.
The halls are quieter.
The lights are dimmer.
And some rooms feel like they’re waiting.
Room 306 was always colder than the rest of the floor.
The patient never looked at me.
His eyes stayed fixed on the ceiling.
The heart monitor was running…
But the rhythm didn’t look right.
When I asked other staff about Room 306, they seemed confused.
They told me it had been empty for months.
That night, I finally asked the patient why he was afraid.
He slowly turned his head and whispered,
“You come in here every night…
But you never remember what you did.”

Part 3 is when I checked the old night shift records.
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09/01/2026

PART 1 - The Patient in Room 306

The hospital night shift is always quiet.
Too quiet.
A nurse begins hearing the call button from Room 306.
Every night.
When she enters, the patient is awake… staring at the ceiling.
He never speaks first.
He only whispers one thing:
“You shouldn’t be here.”
The nurse checks his chart.
No visitors.
No recent procedures.
But something feels wrong.
The room is colder than the rest of the floor.
And the clock inside Room 306…
Never moves.

Part 2 explains why the patient is afraid of the nurse.
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