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I passed out in a Burger King bathroom. When I woke up, it was 1:03 a.m. My phone was still in my hand. The last thing I remembered was sitting in my car around ten, feeling dizzy. Then nothing. The restaurant was closed. Every chair was upside down. The lights over the counter were off. I called out. No answer. I tried the front doors. Locked. Then I heard something in the kitchen. A drawer sliding open. I stood still. A few seconds passed. Then came a soft sound. Something being dragged across the floor. I told myself it was a refrigerator. An employee. Anything. I walked toward the kitchen. The smell reached me first. Raw meat. The freezers were open. Empty. Boxes had been torn apart. Plastic wrappers covered the floor. It didn’t look like someone had been stealing food. It looked like something had been eating. I backed away. Then I heard footsteps. Step. Step. Step. They stopped. I ducked behind a storage rack. Something moved through the kitchen. I could only see part of it. A hand. Pale fingers. Too long. They rested against the counter for a moment. Then disappeared. My phone vibrated. I nearly dropped it. A text from my friend Tyler. You still there? I typed back. I’m locked inside. He called immediately. I whispered, “Don’t talk.” There was a long silence. Then Tyler said, “I’m looking at the security feed.” My stomach tightened. “What do you see?” Another pause. “You’re in the kitchen.” I looked at the camera above me. The little red light was on. Tyler continued. “But there’s someone standing behind you.” I turned. Nothing. Then, from the other side of the storage rack, something whispered my name. I ran. I don’t remember deciding to. I just ran. Past the kitchen. Past the dining room. I found a hallway with a metal door at the end. The emergency exit. There was a ring of keys hanging beside it. I grabbed them. Behind me came that same slow sound. Step. Step. Step. I tried the first key. Wrong. Second. Wrong. The footsteps stopped. I tried another. The lock clicked. I pulled the door open and ran into the parking lot. Tyler was waiting at the curb. I got inside. He drove without asking questions. For several minutes, neither of us spoke. Then he said, “You weren’t in the bathroom.” I looked at him. “What?” “When I checked the cameras, you were already in the kitchen.” “I woke up in the bathroom.” “I know.” He sounded genuinely afraid. “That’s the problem.” The next morning, police searched the restaurant. They found the missing food. Most of it was gone from the kitchen. But they found something else. A trail of grease led from the freezer to the bathroom. Then stopped at the mirror. There were no footprints. No fingerprints. Nothing they could explain. The officer showed me a photograph. At first, I didn’t understand what I was looking at. Then I saw myself. Standing in the bathroom mirror. Except I was facing the wrong direction. And behind me, reflected in the glass, was something tall enough to touch the ceiling. The photograph had been taken at 12:58. Five minutes before I woke up. #creepy #scarystories #scary #fyp #HorrorTok
I passed out in a Burger King bathroom. When I woke up, it was 1:03 a.m. My phone was still in my hand. The last thing I remembered was sitting in my car around ten, feeling dizzy. Then nothing. The restaurant was closed. Every chair was upside down. The lights over the counter were off. I called out. No answer. I tried the front doors. Locked. Then I heard something in the kitchen. A drawer sliding open. I stood still. A few seconds passed. Then came a soft sound. Something being dragged across the floor. I told myself it was a refrigerator. An employee. Anything. I walked toward the kitchen. The smell reached me first. Raw meat. The freezers were open. Empty. Boxes had been torn apart. Plastic wrappers covered the floor. It didn’t look like someone had been stealing food. It looked like something had been eating. I backed away. Then I heard footsteps. Step. Step. Step. They stopped. I ducked behind a storage rack. Something moved through the kitchen. I could only see part of it. A hand. Pale fingers. Too long. They rested against the counter for a moment. Then disappeared. My phone vibrated. I nearly dropped it. A text from my friend Tyler. You still there? I typed back. I’m locked inside. He called immediately. I whispered, “Don’t talk.” There was a long silence. Then Tyler said, “I’m looking at the security feed.” My stomach tightened. “What do you see?” Another pause. “You’re in the kitchen.” I looked at the camera above me. The little red light was on. Tyler continued. “But there’s someone standing behind you.” I turned. Nothing. Then, from the other side of the storage rack, something whispered my name. I ran. I don’t remember deciding to. I just ran. Past the kitchen. Past the dining room. I found a hallway with a metal door at the end. The emergency exit. There was a ring of keys hanging beside it. I grabbed them. Behind me came that same slow sound. Step. Step. Step. I tried the first key. Wrong. Second. Wrong. The footsteps stopped. I tried another. The lock clicked. I pulled the door open and ran into the parking lot. Tyler was waiting at the curb. I got inside. He drove without asking questions. For several minutes, neither of us spoke. Then he said, “You weren’t in the bathroom.” I looked at him. “What?” “When I checked the cameras, you were already in the kitchen.” “I woke up in the bathroom.” “I know.” He sounded genuinely afraid. “That’s the problem.” The next morning, police searched the restaurant. They found the missing food. Most of it was gone from the kitchen. But they found something else. A trail of grease led from the freezer to the bathroom. Then stopped at the mirror. There were no footprints. No fingerprints. Nothing they could explain. The officer showed me a photograph. At first, I didn’t understand what I was looking at. Then I saw myself. Standing in the bathroom mirror. Except I was facing the wrong direction. And behind me, reflected in the glass, was something tall enough to touch the ceiling. The photograph had been taken at 12:58. Five minutes before I woke up. #creepy #scarystories #scary #fyp #HorrorTok

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