The Open Window

“Goodnight mom!” Aaron yelled.
“Goodnight honey! Oh, and make sure to close and lock your window before you go to bed!” Aarons mother reminded him.
“I know, I know.” Aaron said sarcastically.
As soon as Aaron got into his room he disobediently plumped onto his bed and started texting his distracting friends throughout all the night. And yeah, you guessed it he forgot to close his window. Like always Aaron fell asleep at 11:30, knowing that he should have been asleep two hours ago. All of a sudden, when Aaron was sleeping, there was a quiet thud on the glass window in his room. Before anyone knew it there was a tall man in the corner of his room, waiting for a sign that he was a awake.
Thirty minutes pass and the tall man’s shadow was still in the corner of Aarons room. He decided to make a gesture to try to wake Aaron up, and as loud as it was he did.
“AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!” Aaron screeched like a little girl, while he fell of his top bunk bed. “G-get away from me, NOW! O-or I will call the cops! R-really I have done it before!”
The tall man came closer and closer to Aaron’s bunk bed.
“Get away from me! DAD!” Aaron tried calling his father but he obviously didn’t hear him.
Aaron immediately thought he was going to be kidnapped or killed. But then out of nowhere.
“Hahahahahahaha! You’re so gullible. I think next time you will listen to your mother when she tells you to close and lock your bedroom window, huh?”
It was Aarons father trying to teach him a lesson.
“Are you crazy? It’s four o’clock in the morning! Dad, I could have called the police on you! And then you would have had to pay the fine!” Aaron complained.
“Whatever. Go to bed.” Aaron’s father said as he snickered out of the room.
Unpredictably, Aaron woke up from his dream out of breath. He quickly looked at his window and saw that it was open. Aaron scurried to the window then closed and locked it.
“Ah, it was just a dream.” Aaron sighed in relief.
Then he turned around trying to walk back to his bed. But, there it was a shadow of a tall man in the corner.
“MUAAAWAAAHAHAHA!”
TO BE CONTINUED