My Dead Sister Keeps Texting Me: A Digital Haunting

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Jump into a modern ghost story where grief turns to fear—and technology becomes a link to the afterlife. 🎈 Perfect for Tech Horror and Digital Paranormal Lovers: Great for fans of glitchy horror, haunted phones, and emotional twists. 🧠 What You’ll Explore: • Ghosts and digital communication • Loss, grief, and denial • Fear through familiar devices • A haunting with emotional weight 🎨 Packed with: • Text message visuals and static overlays • Low, glitchy sound design • Narration filled with sorrow and dread 📌 Some Messages Shouldn’t Be Read: 🎥 Watch alone and turn off your phone if you want to sleep tonight. 👍 Like, 💬 Comment, and 🔔 Subscribe for tech-fueled terror each week. #DarkTales #GhostText #DigitalHaunting #CreepyTech #AfterlifeMessages

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00:00I never believed in ghosts until my dead sister started texting me.

00:04It began two weeks after the funeral.

00:06I was drowning in grief, scrolling aimlessly through my phone when I saw her name pop up

00:11on my screen.

00:12Hey, it's me.

00:14I stared at the message, my heart pounding.

00:17It had to be a cruel joke, but who would do that?

00:20I replied, who is this?

00:22Almost instantly the response came, it's Sarah, I miss you.

00:26The room seemed to grow colder as I read those words.

00:29My sister Sarah was dead.

00:31There was no way she could be texting me, but the messages kept coming.

00:35Over the next few days I received more texts.

00:38They were mundane at first.

00:40How's mom, did you finish that book I lent you?

00:42But then, the messages turned darker.

00:45Why did you let me die?

00:46You could have saved me, I couldn't sleep, I couldn't think.

00:49The phone became my tormentor vibrating with each new message.

00:53I showed the text to my friends but they all said the same thing, someone must have hacked

00:57her account.

00:58But how, Sarah didn't have an online presence.

01:02She hated social media.

01:04One night I decided to confront whoever was behind this.

01:07I texted back, stop this, you're not Sarah.

01:10The reply was immediate.

01:12Come to the old house.

01:14Our childhood home had been abandoned for years ever since dad left.

01:18It was a place filled with memories, both good and bad.

01:22I hesitated, but curiosity got the better of me.

01:26I drove to the house, my hands shaking on the steering wheel.

01:30The house loomed in the darkness, its windows like hollow eyes.

01:34I stepped inside, the floorboards creaking under my feet.

01:37My phone buzzed again.

01:39I'm in the attic.

01:39I climbed the stairs, each step echoing in the silence.

01:43The attic door was slightly ajar and as I pushed it open I felt a chill run down my spine.

01:49There in the corner was Sarah's old phone.

01:51It was dead.

01:52The screen cracked but still it managed to light up with one final message.

01:56I'm always with you.

01:59I ran out of the house, tears streaming down my face.

02:02Was it really Sarah?

02:03Or was it my grief playing tricks on me?

02:06To this day I don't know.

02:07But every time I hear my phone buzz, my heart skips a beat, wondering if it's her.

02:12Some messages shouldn't be read.

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