True Scary Stories Quotes

“But as I grabbed the light switch and turned it on, I saw a black figure pressed against the glass door. It was a tall man, his face pressed against the glass, his hands above his head, gripping the glass as well and his face was turned towards me like he had been watching me the entire time I was tiptoeing around in the darkness. I thought maybe he was human before, but I could tell then that he wasn’t. He was just blackness, pure, thick blackness, pressed against the glass. Staring at him felt like staring at concentrated evil.”
― Dark Mistress Aurora, True Scary Stories: Volume One - The Shadow Man: Real Horror Mystery With A Twist

“I ignored her and entered the room fully, just to make sure I looked in every corner and that’s when I saw him. I turned to the right and saw him standing in the corner, in a part of the room you couldn’t see until you entered it. He was black all over. He looked like a three-dimensional shadow. He was much taller than me and his hands were raised above his head. He was frozen in place, but his posture was aggressive, like he was in the middle of charging towards someone to attack them.”
― Dark Mistress Aurora, True Scary Stories: Volume One - The Shadow Man: Real Horror Mystery With A Twist

“Every single night, I think of the Shadow Man. I wonder what he wants and if he’ll ever do more than just watch me sleep if he’s there. I stay up many hours at night just wondering if I’ll ever see him again and hoping that I won’t.”
― Dark Mistress Aurora, True Scary Stories: Volume One - The Shadow Man: Real Horror Mystery With A Twist

“The worst part though was that my Mom lectured me the next day that I’d forgotten to lock the glass door that night when I’d let the dog out, but I know I locked it. I get scared when I tried to understand how that glass door got unlocked and if that shadow man entered my house without my knowledge.”
― Dark Mistress Aurora, True Scary Stories: Volume One - The Shadow Man: Real Horror Mystery With A Twist

“I thought maybe he was human before, but I could tell then that he wasn’t. He was just blackness, pure, thick blackness, pressed against the glass. Staring at him felt like staring at concentrated evil.”
― Dark Mistress Aurora, True Scary Stories: Volume One - The Shadow Man: Real Horror Mystery With A Twist