The Haunting Groundfloor of Papá's Apartment
Papá lived on the ground floor of an apartment complex. According to the elderly residents, the area used to be a graveyard. When the apartments were built, many graves were moved, but numerous unclaimed graves were left behind. The construction company bulldozed without hesitation, erecting tall buildings on top of what was once a cemetery.
Living on a former graveyard, Papá couldn't escape eerie occurrences. He always felt on edge, fearing that something from the past might come knocking at his door.
One stormy night, amid thunder and lightning, a flash of lightning illuminated the window, revealing a face outside. Papá jumped in fright and woke her boyfriend, telling him that she had seen a face outside the window.
Her boyfriend, trying to reassure her, said, "It's probably nothing. I'll go check."
He ventured outside but didn't return for a long time. Papá mustered her courage, got out of bed, and opened the door.
To her surprise, she found a little girl, about three or four years old, as tall as the window. When the girl saw Papá approaching, she shook her head while muttering incomprehensibly.
Papá searched outside for her boyfriend for a while but couldn't find him. She suddenly remembered that the little girl seemed a bit unusual and decided to go back inside to check on her.
She crouched down and asked the little girl, "What did you say just now?"
The little girl looked up at Papá with shining eyes, sending a shiver down her spine.
The girl waved her hand and continued mumbling, "Full now, not eating, full now, not eating..."
As another lightning bolt struck, the little girl's face turned ghastly green, and her two sharp teeth glistened white.
Papá's scalp tingled, and she rushed back inside, slamming the door shut and using her body to keep it tightly closed.
After a while, the little girl came knocking on the door again, saying, "Mommy, let's go home."
Papá turned around and saw a woman, dressed in white with black hair obscuring her face, hovering in mid-air.