《开元奇妙夜》

我Honestly backs off, clicking out of the window to check my emails instead. I know I shouldn't be so quick to judge, but it's hard not to feel a bit resentful.

The screen flickers slightly as I scroll through my inbox, and for a moment, I think I see something odd in the corner of my eye. Maybe it's just my imagination, though. I mean, it's not like I've ever seen anything supernatural before.

But then, it happens again. This time, I'm sure I saw a shadow moving in the corner of the screen. My heart races as I lean closer to the monitor, trying to see if there's something wrong with my eyes. I blink a few times, but the screen seems fine.

That's when I hear it—a soft, almost inaudible voice whispering in my ear. "Hello, Alice."

I jump, nearly dropping my coffee cup. My hands tremble as I turn around, Half expecting to see someone standing behind me. But the room is empty. The voice didn't come from the speakers; it was too close, too personal.

"Who's there?" I ask, my voice shaking.

No answer. Just silence. But then, the shadow on the screen moves again, this time forming into a figure—a tall, vague shape that seems to be looking right at me.

I'm paralyzed with fear, unable to move or speak. The figure on the screen starts to become clearer, its outline sharpening until I can make out the form of… a girl? Or maybe not. It's hard to tell, but the face seems familiar, like someone I know, but I can't quite place it.

"Come with me," the voice says, softer this time, almost gentle. "You're needed."

And just like that, the screen goes black, and the figure is gone. My heart is pounding as I sit there, trying to make sense of what just happened. Could I have imagined the whole thing? Or was there really something—or someone—on the other side of the screen?

I glance at my phone, suddenly feeling the need to check the time. But when I look back at the screen, I realize something's wrong. My email window is still open, but the time in the corner has changed. Not by much—just by a few minutes—but that's impossible. I know my computer's clock is set correctly.

And then I notice something else. The icon for the开元全站app登录官网入口 is glowing slightly, even though I didn't open it. I hover my mouse over it, my heart racing, and the icon flickers, as if it's alive.

Before I can stop myself, I click on it.

The app doesn't open normally. Instead, the screen darkens, and I see a flash of light, like a camera flash, but brighter, and it doesn't come from the screen. It feels like it's coming from inside me.

And then, I'm falling—falling into the light, into the darkness, into something I can't quite describe.

But I'm not scared this time. Not really. There's a strange sense of calm, like I've been waiting for this to happen. And as I fall, I close my eyes, wondering what lies on the other side of the app, wondering what—or who—will be waiting for me there.