Hello and welcome to the episode 118 of Real Life Goes Stories and I have three spooky stories

for you today and the last story comes from April 28th 2021 and story number one comes from

Akin. I describe myself as a paranormal researcher and I have not much psychic ability. I had very

detailed and vivid memories of my life starting from my birth and I had witnessed enough paranormal

experiences especially after my father's death in 2012. Those paranormal experiences were generally

peaceful and resemble much of the ones you have been portraying in your podcast episodes.

But the one I would explain in detail here is a very unique one and has got extraordinary features

though it was also a comforting and peaceful experience. It was one of our regular journeys to

Europe but this time we preferred a late period of the year such as October to avoid tourist

crowds and enjoy the tranquility. I made an erudy reservation to a hotel, hotel, Mediterranean,

in a small seaside town called Porto Caesario in the Leche province in southern Italy.

My wife and I planned to spend five days in Leche province and then go to the Amalfi Coast

for a couple more days to explore the beauties of this popular holiday destination.

As the timing of our journey was after the chaotic tourism season in Italy, the hotel we checked

into and the town centre were very quiet. Our plan was to set out early in the morning and pay

visits to surrounding tourist destinations around the Leche region on a daily basis and return late

at night to our hotel. We started the day early in the morning and travelled as much as we could

with our rental car. The breakfast was served in the restaurant section of the hotel and I would

have to say that it was just an amazing combination of breakfast food including fresh chocolate

croissants and a real Italian coffee prepared at a barista section just before the entrance of the

restaurant room. The only downside of the breakfast was the hot spring cooker egg boiling machine

which you had to wait a couple of minutes and serve your own stuff. The hotel was so empty that

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