Respuestas
Leonor moved again. His mother loved the restoration, so his predilection for old houses pushed the family to lead a rather nomadic life. It was the first night they slept there and, as always, his mother had left him a small light bulb to scare away all his fears. Every time they changed homes, it was hard for him to sleep.
The first night he hardly slept. The creaking of the windows and the parquet floor kept her awake. Three more days passed until he began to get used to the noises and rested from the pull. A week later, on a cold night, a loud roar startled her. There was a storm and the window had been opened wide by the strong gale. He pressed the light switch, but it did not come on. The noise sounded again, this time, from the other end of the room. He got up running and, with the palm of his hand extended on the wall, began to walk in search of his mother. It was completely dark. At two steps, his hand hit something. He felt it and shuddered at once: it was a lock of hair. Frightened, a flash of lightning illuminated the room and saw a child of the same height in front of her. He started running down the hall, screaming, until he ran into his mother. "You have seen it too?" He asked.
Without even preparing the luggage, they came out of the house. They returned at dawn, shivering and with their clothes wet. They found everything just as they had left it ... except for the mirror in the girl's room. A lock of hair hung from one of the corners and the word "OUT" was engraved on the glass.
The family moved definitively to leave behind that nightmare. Leonor had started going to a new school and had new friends. One day, the Spanish teacher handed out some old newspapers for an activity. The girl stifled a scream when, on one of the covers, she saw the same child once more, under a headline: "A child appears dead in strange circumstances."