The Haunting of Hollowbrook Manor: A Halloween Tale
O n a foggy October evening, the residents of Hollowbrook gathered for the annual Halloween party. This year, the celebration was held at Hollowbrook Manor, an ancient mansion said to be haunted by its mysterious past. The hostess, Miss Evelyn Blackwood, known for her love of all things eerie, promised the grandest Halloween yet. As the guests arrived in their ghoulish attire—vampires, witches, and goblins—they were greeted by a flickering glow from eerie LED pumpkin lights that lined the path. Each step toward the manor felt like walking deeper into another world, one where shadows seemed alive and the crisp autumn air carried whispers from unseen corners. Inside the manor, the decorations were nothing short of spine-chilling. Ghost-shaped lanterns floated eerily in the dimly lit hallways, casting ghastly shapes on the walls. The centerpiece of the grand room was a towering black tree adorned with spider web garlands and flickering orange lights, casting long, twisting sha