Oh hey, this is getting a lot of attention. Thanks for the likes I truly appreciate it but, genuinely do any of you specialize in, like, suing companies for butt-fucking them?
Har-har, guys you can stop commenting, every auto repair shop in America, you're making my phone a vibrator. Oh, and this is mainly for those genuinely asking, I don't know anything about the company. I've been here for around two months and I honestly can't piece together what kinda service they provide. The jet was unmarked, and when I entered the house it didn't have a number on it.
Nor did the staff that walked out of the house have any logos or patterns, just black clothing. I looked at the GPS on the guy's phone while he was driving to the house and it was just coordinates. I don't remember the numbers or letters, and honestly, I was trying not to look suspicious while Chess was eyeing me down, questioning if I remembered anything. It was the longest forty minutes of my life when she noticed me itching at my replaced Polo shirt. All I can say for sure is that we went up this long-ass snowy mountain.
Think Jack Nicolson's, 'The Shining'. Not a big hotel or anything but a medium-sized mansion, for like two families. I'm not sure, I've lived in small apartments my whole life, just know that the air was harder to breathe and there was a castle further up the mountain. My guess is this is a historical landmark. One final thing before I go, there is a town at the bottom of the mountain, a small town, and lucky for my fatass, a McDonalds with Wifi. Also to the guy who said, 'God I wish that were me', no you fucking wouldn't.
To keep track of the date for myself I am writing this May 16, 2020. Just so I don't have to look at the date I posted this on the site. I should've done that at the beginning but I just didn't think of it at the time. Anyways on with the issue. I was given this intricate-looking copper key and was told to maintain the current state of the house. Aside from that, I was allowed to leave the residence on weekends, and for supply runs. Gave me a truck and threw the keys at me, not even waving goodbye. :(
Aside from my aching ass,(still emotionally dealing with that) I felt awesome! They dropped me off on a Saturday and I took the time to look around the house. Ate, watched some DVDs and fell asleep on a comfy bed. I felt like a king! On Sunday I went to the town and bought myself some video games and a PlayStation.
From there I nabbed some of my favorite snacks and took the time to download movies and songs on my phone. Blah, blah, blah, and two weeks have passed. Still having a good time I started to develop a habit of just walking around the house naked, who's going to see me? Aside from cleaning the house and making sure to dust off bookshelves and desks I relatively kept to myself. The work week starts and I'm outside shoveling snow from the walkways. After a while, I go and open the door only to find it closed.
Confused as I never bother to lock it I try again, then again, I push and twist the key and pull my hand away immediately as I feel it burn hot, my ungloved hand left with red marks as I jump back, my nervous system responding faster than my brain as I jolted. Taking a moment, I go to reach for the key again to take it out and feel it has a normal temperature again. Unsure of what to think of it I move on and place it on the back burner of my mind. Days go by and I'm in the attic organizing some of the boxes and old paintings, listening to music to make it less creepy, wondering why the rock band I'm listening to has more screaming vocals than usual.
I swear they had weird traditions back in the old times because why does everyone in this family portrait look like they're yelling at me? Yes, I know. I'm an airhead. Coming back from a supply run, I roll into the driveway, looking into my rearview mirror to see the door close, I notice a face looking at me from my backseat. Seeing the corner of its downturned face, its eye achingly gazing into my own as its labored breath huffed with anger.
Frozen, it disappeared into thin air. For the first time, I'm filled with dread, panic, terror, pure fear. Whatever looked at me that day saw me and let me live. Clenching the steering wheel, I take the time to feel the rush of emotions go through me, staying in the garage for hours as I thought of the pros and cons of leaving. Opening my car door feeling woozy as I choose to stay.
I know, why, why the hell would I stay? I... don't have a life to go back to. Yeah, I know, bo-hoo, at least I would have a life. People in the world are starving and dying for something and I'm a loser on top of this hill complaining about seeing a ghost. Feeling the burning shame of not having it as hard as someone else and still complaining is not lost on me.
For most of my life, I took the convenient route, they say taking a shortcut is always the longest road and I'm a prime example of that. I'm thirty and have nothing to show for it, and by the time I entered the house again, I sure felt like nothing. I always thought I'd be somebody like my dad but. I think I'm just content he died so he wouldn't have to see me like this. I'm going to log off now. Peace out.
May 16, 2020(3 hours later btw). I'm back. Sorry, my last post ended on a sad note. I know you're not here for that. For the people psychoanalyzing me and theorizing in the comments, I'll end the argument here and say yes, I used to do sex work. I don't know how this company found out about that but Chess sure used every trick to get me around her finger.
Maybe she spoke to some of my past lovers? I'll have to ask her someday, also yeah, stripper having relationship and daddy issues? Theory confirmed. I'm going to go back to my glass-half-full self now, on with the story. Entering the house I managed to somewhat convince myself that what I saw was simply a conjured illusion my isolated self was imagining.
Being alone for a solid chunk of time will definitely do that to you, even when I was alone in the big city I at least saw and talked to people. Here? The closest thing to having a human connection was hearing the wind screaming. Masturbating in every room in the house and sleeping on all the furniture was when I realized that I might have started going crazy. Seeing things should have been the most obvious sign I needed help, no wonder I saw a creepy ass face staring at me.
However, that didn't stop me from thinking that it was real, at the very least it felt like it. I think it noticed my change in demeanor as I started to get a lot more jumpy after that. You notice when you look for it right? As days went by I tried to continue as normal, I'd hear small sounds that would erk me, things that were in a different spot than where I'd placed them, slamming doors. Until it intensified to where I'd start hearing and seeing things that were simply impossible like rooms being bigger or smaller, the wallpaper whispering sweet nothings as I tried to leave, just to bump into a wall where I thought the door was.
By the time Thursday comes around I'm in my room hugging one of the big teddy bears I found in the attic. Crying into its chest as I hear loud footsteps stomp downstairs, falling asleep from exhaustion.