A SCARY EXPERIENCE

Good evening to all reader. Maybe all of you have a scary experience unforgettably. Today i want to share with you about my own experience that can make it lesson and example. My aunt, who live in Melaka, invited our family over for the school holidays. My parents said they could not make it but i could go if i promised to take care my little cousin, Faiz. I was not very happy because my nine-year-old cousin was very mischievous. Still, I decided that getting to go to Melaka was worth the trouble.

A pleasant surprise awaited us in Melaka. There was a big fair in town! My aunt took us to the fair. First we enjoyed ourselves at the game stalls. Next, we took a ride on the ferris wheel. After that, my little cousin wanted to go inside that the Haunted House. There was a long queue waiting to go in.

My aunt was not on the Haunted House as she thought that it would not be suitable for Faiz. But Faiz refused to be left behind. 'Make sure you hold on to Faiz's hand when you are inside,' my aunt advised. We bought two tickets and joined the queue. Our turn to enter the Haunted House came after came after a long wait. As the door shut behind us with loud creaking sound, we found ourselves in total darkness. It was deathly quiet. I gripped Faiz's hand tightly.

A dim greenish light shone on our right. Something brushed against our faces. At the same time, we heared the four of us ran towards the green light. We saw a wooden bridge across a pool of some sort. As we crossed the creaking bridge, a horrible-looking creature suddenly came out of water. We ran across the rest of the bridge. I felt Faiz's hand slip out of mine. 'Faiz! Where are you?' I shouted. There was no answer. I was really scared.

I moved forward, calling Faiz's name. A skeleton jumped out from behind a gravestone. I were too worried about Faiz to be alarmed. Then something grabbed me from behind. I struggled and tried to shake it off. That something or someone laughed like a madman and clawed at my face. I pushed it hard and it fell to the ground. 'Ouch! That hurts!' cried a familiar voice. 'Faiz! It that you?' I cried in relief. I help Faiz up. In the dim light. I could see his white teeth he was grinning. 'Scared you, didn't I? I bet you thought a monster was attacking you.' he said proudly. I laughed. 'No, you little rascal! You did not scare me, but i losing you certainly did.' I told my disappointed cousin.