The Story of "House Taken Over"
Once upon a time, there were two siblings, a brother and a sister, who lived in a big, old mansion. This mansion was passed down to them from their relatives, especially their grandparents. Their grandparents had many wonderful memories in that house, and the siblings loved hearing stories about the laughter and fun that happened there. Every morning, they would wake up in their cozy rooms and start their day by cleaning the house. It was like a fun game for them, and they enjoyed taking care of their home.
After they finished cleaning, the brother and sister would make breakfast together. They would cook delicious things like pancakes and toast. The smell of cooking would fill the big house, reminding them of their grandparents, who also loved to cook. The siblings enjoyed talking about what their grandparents used to make and how much fun they had eating together as a family.
One day, while the brother was feeling thirsty, he decided to go downstairs to get a cup of water. The mansion was quiet as always, but when he reached the hall, he suddenly heard a strange noise. It was scary and made him feel uneasy. He quickly rushed back to his sister and told her about the noise. He said that part of the house was taken over by something strange, and they should stay on their side of the mansion.
They stayed in the kitchen, trying to forget about the noise. But suddenly, the door they had shut behind them burst open! The brother felt a shiver of fear run down his spine. He grabbed his sister’s hand tightly, and they both ran out of the house as fast as they could. They were scared, but they knew they had to escape. The brother locked the door behind them, hoping to keep whatever was in there away from them.
After that day, the siblings never went back into that part of the house. They had many beautiful memories of their grandparents and all the fun times they had, but now they were scared. The mansion that once felt like a warm family home became a place of fear. Even though they were frightened, they were happy to have each other. Together, they remembered their grandparents’ love and promised to keep their memories alive, no matter what.
In the end, even though the siblings faced something scary, they learned that family and shared memories are what really matter. They would always have each other, and together they could face anything, even if it was something as strange as a house being “taken over.”