A Serial Girl: A Short Story Of A Young Girl

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The ringing became louder and louder until she grabbed the phone and answered! It was Christmas eve and a young girl named Connie and her whole family and extended family were having a Christmas party and Connie was hanging out with her cousin Erica. Something felt a little odd that night like something was watching them. Connie and her cousin Erica were hanging out in the family room and suddenly Erica’s phone started ringing and it was an unknown number so she ignored it. The phone started to ring again and she ignored it again. “What does the person want from me and how did they get my number?”Erica sid while searching through her phone Connie suggested that it probably is a kid from school who got a new phone and trying to chat. Erica said they could wait till school starts. Later while they were watching a movie her phone started ringing again and it started to irritate Erica so she blocked the number and turned off her phone. Later while they were eating chips and playing board games her phone started ringing and the ringing became louder and louder until she grabbed the phone and answered. Erica put it on speaker there was loud deep breathing for 1 minute straight, then they hung up and they chucked the phone distant from them. Both of their stomachs turned, thinking WHO GOT THIS NUMBER!!! Connie was …show more content…

They both felt shaky like they couldn’t move and knowing if they have kept the phone on longer the person would had said something creepy or disturbing. For about two hours it was time to open presents and they hear ringing from Connie’s room they go in and they see that Erica’s phone is ringing and the same number. Erica is now really disturbed and she picks up the phone again but this time she is brave she is ready to face this person. She picks up the phone them answers. Heavy breathing begins to occur again and Erica held her breath and then they both

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