Haunted Doll Read Description

Sarah inherited a rural Vermont home from her reclusive great-aunt Lillian, known for her obsession with dolls. Most were sold, but one remained—hidden in a spotless hope chest despite the attic’s dust. Wrapped in a faded lavender quilt, a note warned: “Do not remove her. She does not forgive.” Amused, Sarah ignored it and placed the doll—a delicate figure with hauntingly lifelike eyes—on her mantel. Soon, strange things happened. Doors stood open when she was sure they’d been closed. Lights flickered. Objects moved. Her calm dog refused to enter the living room, staring at the doll. Then, one night, Sarah heard footsteps. Grabbing a flashlight, she crept downstairs—only to find the doll sitting upright in the middle of the floor, head tilted. Her family’s past made it worse. As a child, Sarah played with her cousin Clara, a cruel girl who drowned on the property at age eight. Aunt Lillian always believed Clara’s spirit latched onto the doll. A psychic sensed a child’s presence but found its energy conflicted and disturbing. Now, the doll is locked away in my possession, yet I hear footsteps, tapping, and see lights flicker. If you take her, you accept full responsibility. Sold strictly as a novelty—proceed with caution.