Molly

Molly, a lonely young girl, lives all by herself in an old mansion straight out of a horror movie, perched atop a hill. One night, strange things begin to happen: a red light, creaking floors, a moving chandelier, and the sudden appearance of a ghost. Terrified, Molly hides and then flees, seeking refuge in her former school. But nothing is the same—the atmosphere is funereal, the teacher chants formulas like prayers, and the students seem hypnotized.

Escaping through the city, Molly encounters spectral figures in shop windows and skeletons shopping, then finds herself in a subway swarming with zombies. She escapes by boat, but the sea is shrouded in fog and she crosses paths with a ghostly cruise ship filled with undead passengers.

Finally, Molly lands on an island where her great-grandmother lives in a mysterious castle. There, she learns the shocking truth: it’s not the world that’s haunted by the dead, but Molly herself who has been a ghost for a long time, unknowingly haunting her old mansion.

This story blends mystery, chills, and a final twist, immersing the reader in a dark and poetic universe where the line between the living and the dead is blurred.