No.

This is creepy.

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Creepy presents.

Grip.

Written by Tabitha Sopper, and narrated by need to fort.

When he was a boy, he dreamed the men would come into their house again.

He would hear the glass of the window shattering, as if the pieces would sprinkle down around his head,

litre his pillow and tumbled down to his cheeks.

He'd wake with his heart fluttering in his chest.

Cheeks wet with what he worried was blood, brushing away at his skin and hair, while he kicked

and choked back the rumble of a scream.

He felt their footsteps all around him, massive dark boots on the old hard wood.

He heard them in his room, down the hall, in his mother's bedroom and his sisters.

It was as though there were hundreds of them, infiltrating his home and his family.

Guns loaded and raised at their heads, willing to kill for whatever they could loot from a rented house.

Elliot didn't even know it then, but they didn't even own the furniture in the living spaces.

The men were raising barrels to the heads of children that owned only the clothes that could fit in a backpack better than they fit on their bodies.

As he grew, the dreams didn't stop, but they did change.

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