"I can't believe I have to share a room now." Dwayne low key pouted while pulling the covers from the corner of his bed.
"Oh come on," I said when I began to lay down on my bed, "I can't be that bad."
"Well, you can be annoying at times." Dwayne admitted.
"Okay," I shrugged. "Seems fair."
Dwayne got in his bed and yawned. He turned off the lights and said, "Goodnight."
After ten seconds of silence, I whispered, "Dwayne."
"What?" Dwayne loudly whispered.
"Am I your favorite brother?"
"I really don't know yet."
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The next morning, I woke up early around 7 am. Everyone was probably still sleep. I slowly and carefully got out of bed trying not to wake Dwayne up.I quietly opened our bedroom door and peeked out. Just as I thought, everyone was still sleep. I stepped out the bedroom and closed the door slowly.
I found the door to the attic and opened it. I went up the dusty wooden stairs and looked for the small navy door. It was still there near the back corner. I walked towards it and explored it.
I tried to hear more muffling noises, but I heard nothing. Then suddenly I heard a scratch. I quickly looked back at the door, the noise wasn't coming from the door. I felt a little scared as the scratching noise came closer and I could hear it from behind me.
I slowly turned around and jumped. But it was just our cat, Figaro, scratching the wall under the attic window. I sighed of relief. I took Figaro in my arms and headed back to the second floor.
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The Door
Mystery / Thriller{1st story of series} (Cover title is not accurate to the setting in this story just FYI). After moving from Pennsylvania to Maryland, a nine year old boy name Ricky Anderson explores his new home. He looks into the attic and finds a mysterious smal...