Lucy loved her antique doll, a family heirloom passed down through generations. But as she grew older, the doll began to unnerve her. One night, she swore she heard it whispering her name. She brushed it off as her imagination, but each night the whispers grew louder, more insistent.
Finally, she locked it away in the attic. But the next morning, the doll was back on her dresser, its glass eyes fixed on her. A small note lay beside it, in shaky handwriting: "I’ll never leave you."
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well written
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Good work. Hope this doll is not an Anabelle doll if you know what I mean. One way to look at it and in another this is a short, short story telling someone not to totally leave childhood memories behind but figure a way to use what you learned in childhood to use as an adult.