The Ghostly Visitor.

It was a dark and stormy night, and little Timmy was alone in his house with his parents. They were all snuggled up on the couch, watching a scary movie. Timmy's parents were both tired, so they soon fell asleep, leaving Timmy alone on the couch.

As the night wore on, Timmy began to feel uneasy. He felt as though someone was watching him, but when he looked around, he saw nothing. The wind was howling outside, and the rain was beating against the windows.

Suddenly, Timmy heard a strange noise coming from the hallway. He sat up and listened, but the noise stopped. He shrugged it off and tried to go back to sleep, but he couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong.

As the night went on, Timmy heard more strange noises coming from the hallway. He tried to ignore them, but he couldn't. He got up from the couch and slowly made his way down the hallway.

As he walked, he saw a figure standing at the end of the hallway. It was a ghostly figure, with long black hair and a white dress. Timmy was scared out of his wits, but he couldn't move. He was frozen in place, staring at the ghostly figure.

The figure began to move toward Timmy, and he could feel a cold breeze coming from it. Timmy tried to scream, but no sound came out. He was too scared to move or speak.

The ghostly figure came closer and closer, until it was right in front of Timmy. He could feel its cold breath on his face, and he could smell the musty odor of old clothing. The figure reached out and touched Timmy's cheek, and he felt a chill run down his spine.

Suddenly, the ghostly figure disappeared, and Timmy was left standing alone in the hallway. He ran back to the living room, where his parents were still asleep. He tried to wake them up, but they wouldn't wake up.

Timmy was alone, and he was scared. He didn't know what to do or who to turn to. He decided to call his grandmother, who lived nearby. She came over right away and saw that Timmy was upset.

"What's wrong, Timmy?" she asked.

"I saw a ghost," he said, tears streaming down his face.

His grandmother listened to his story and tried to calm him down. She told him that sometimes, when people die, they don't leave this world right away. She said that the ghostly figure he saw might have been someone who died in the house a long time ago.

Timmy was still scared, but he felt a little better knowing that his grandmother was there. She stayed with him until his parents woke up, and then she left.

As the days went on, Timmy tried to forget about the ghostly figure he saw. But he couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong. He began to have nightmares about the ghostly figure, and he couldn't sleep at night.

Finally, Timmy's parents decided to call a local ghost hunter to investigate the house. The ghost hunter came over and did some research on the house. He found out that a woman had died in the house many years ago, and that her ghost was said to haunt the hallway.

The ghost hunter set up some cameras and recording equipment to try to capture evidence of the ghostly figure. For several nights, they monitored the cameras and listened to the recordings, but they found nothing.

One night, as Timmy was getting ready for bed, he saw the ghostly figure again. This time, he wasn't scared. He walked up to the figure and said, "Who are you?"

The figure didn't answer, but it didn't disappear either. It just stood there, looking at Timmy.

Timmy decided to try talking to the figure again. He told it that he wasn't scared anymore and that he wanted to help it. He said that maybe it was stuck in the house because it had unfinished business.

The figure still didn't answer, but it began to fade away. As it disappeared, Timmy felt a sense of relief. He knew that the ghostly figure was gone for good.

From that night on, Timmy was no longer afraid of the house. He knew that the ghostly figure was at peace, and that he was safe.