In the early morning, you are awakened by a knock on the door.
My mother's voice came from outside the door: "It's time to get up."
But your mother was laid to rest seven days ago.
You look out through the crack in the door and see your mother serving breakfast with a kind smile. But her smile was exactly the same as the one that was sewn out when she was buried.
Then she spoke up with rule number two: "No matter who opens the door for you, don't let anyone in again."
Before you could react, your own voice came from behind you, from under the bed: "Don't go out, the one outside... Is not me."
Why don't you continue writing?