A Hodgepodge of Short Stories

I have this picture in my mind: when I was a child, I was sitting on the bed. The bed was covered with a mat. There was a black and white spider, very small, crawling there on the mat. I was frightened at the time. I was really scared at the time. Later, when I was in elementary school, junior high school and even high school, I would be frightened every time I saw a spider, even if it was not even as big as one of my fingers. At first, the movements were intense and I screamed; later, I was stunned when I saw it, and my brain shut down. But many times when you calm down, you feel like it's nothing. Maybe it was because the classmates around me were not afraid at all, so I felt like a fool and panicked there. People around them felt that there was nothing to be afraid of. Perhaps a spider was a creature they could easily strangle to death in their eyes. Because my classmates were not afraid, I gradually got better. Now when I meet a spider, I only feel a little flutter in my heart, but it doesn't show on my face. Even if I meet a spider as big as my whole hand, I just smile and pass it by. But who knows if it will really get better? I'm only a senior in high school, but I can't even remember what happened when I was in elementary school. I have to think deeply about even recalling a past event. But I always remember the spider that lingered in my childhood, the spider that is always buried in my heart.

Grass... Help! ! I'm suffocating! ! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh why don't you wipe it off! ! I'm in so much pain! ! I can't be relieved ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I was scared to death... My scalp was numb. The ubiquitous shadows are simply too suffocating, especially the last sentence, which is terrifying to think about.

Why do I feel like we passed this article during the exam?

! I wrote about this when I was in elementary school. Look at the pictures and write the words! ! ! ! Still fresh in my memory

Why do I feel like we passed this article during the exam?

Deep-rooted thoughts of procrastination... Suffocating

Sorry, I want to wipe her too! ! ! Ah

Have you ever studied Edgar Allan Poe? This article reads very much like "Black Cat"

A metaphor for fate, an indescribable and inescapable fear... Just like a real horror movie.