The Unseen....

Earlier in d evening, we were all happy watching TV together. I dah lupa cerita apa, but later we went into the bedroom to sleep.........

The room was brightly lit, we didn't turn off the light yet. Hubby was rolling around d bed wiv Fea, tickling her like any other night before we sleep. It was a normal night... but then Fea suddenly changed from a bubbly, all giggles & smile to FEAR. I didn't notice she started moving backwards, like she was moving away from something that was looming in front of her. She crawled on my laps, holding me wiv a strong grip wiv her small hands and started to menggigil takot. Whimpering slowly, I saw her eyes moving to my left in fear, she tried to hide her face, But then she started looking right and cries in fear. I could see she was afraid of something that was moving around us. Hubby that was earlier so cheerful has lost his laugh & now looking very worried with Sofea crying in my laps, still darting to avoid something that none of us can see.

Now, aku pulak yang start rasa takot... I can see she sangat takot giler trying to use me to hide from that 'thing' that was circling us. I didn't know what to do, everything was happening to fast to comprehend. Then Sofea started lifting her eyes upwards slowly......moving up towards to fan. She was never afraid of the ceiling fan before, but tonite she kept saying , "takot, takot.. Mummy!" .. I cuba la baca all d ayat kursi but she was still terrified & hubby pon tried to comfort her, saying there's nothing, just a fan. Yet, she fixed her eyes in terror at the fan above our heads like there was something horrible clinging to it.

By this time, mmg dah rasa lain macam.... you could taste fear & there's something else there in d room. We braved the night, tried to sleep, lampu toilet dibiarkan on sampai pagi. 3 ekoq huddled in d queen sized bed. I was so thankful hubby was home early from work.... kalo tak, aku rasa aku tido kat living room je ngan Fea. So that is one experience Sofea 'nampak' things yang paling made mak dia ngan bapak dia takot skali. There wasn't nothing to see, but the unseen terror that hold my daughter in sheer fear was enough to send shivers down the adults spine.