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Don't Turn off the Webcam
Linh
and I met in 2008. She was from a very small town in Washington with
a population of less than five hundred. I was working my way through
college as an event bartender in Portland. Linh’s cousin was
getting married in Portland, and as fate would have it, the wedding
reception was held at an upscale hotel on the Columbia River where I
frequently tended to small wine and beer bars. I noticed her
immediately, as I often notice women that I quickly convince myself
are too beautiful to ever date someone like me. Eventually as the
night went on, she made her way over to my bar and ordered a white
wine. We talked for a while about Portland. I sweated profusely as I
tend to do around girls like her. She would be spending the next two
days in the city, and I took a few moments telling her about the most
interesting sights to see and things to do in town.
“Wow,
you should just be my personal tour guide” she said, grabbing my
arm and smiling. This happened to me so infrequently that I really
had no idea how to react, so I just mumbled “Sure, what time?”
and laughed nervously to hedge in the event that she was joking. “How
about 10:30 tomorrow morning” she replied.
And so
started my relationship with Linh. She was infectious, with a
personality that was so innocent and warm. I immediately fell in love
with her. There were a few issues that we would have to work through.
She was still in Washington and I was finishing school in Oregon.
Linh was Vietnamese with a very traditional father who would never
approve of her having a white boyfriend. She lived alone in a house
with her father as her mother had passed away several years earlier,
so going to Yarrow Point to visit her was out of the question. She
would come to see me every three weeks under the guise of a
prestigious internship program.
Being
in a long distance relationship, we spoke on the phone and texted
constantly. When high speed internet finally came to her small town
in Washington, I surprised her with a webcam for her computer so we
could have an even better means of long distance communication. In
the back of my mind, I was always looking for ways to be with her as
even after two years of dating I was paranoid a girl as beautiful as
her would eventually find somebody better to share her life with.
In
2010, Linh’s father passed away suddenly in his sleep from a heart
attack. He was everything to her, and she was heartbroken. When she
returned from Florida where the funeral was held and her father
buried, she was all alone in the house where she had lost both of her
parents. With Linh’s father deceased, she was open to finally
allowing me to come to Washington to see her, which we planned on
doing in a few weeks after my college finals.
One
night during our usual bedtime conversation, Linh mentioned to me
that her father had been acting strangely in the days leading up to
his death. She explained that he had taken to checking up on her
multiple times throughout the day and night, and scattering religious
artifacts throughout the house. This behavior, she said, was highly
uncharacteristic of him. Vietnamese culture and religion was
something foreign to me, and at various points Linh had mentioned
things like this that I normally wrote off as just being a little
silly. She explained to me that being in the house alone without her
Dad was emotional and may be playing tricks on her. She hated the
feeling of being so alone. She told me that being able to see me on
her webcam was the closest thing she had to family, and asked that I
promise to never turn off the webcam. She meant the world to me, so I
was happy to oblige.
A few
days passed and it was now the Tuesday before the weekend when I
would finally come to see her in Washington. We spent our bedtime
webcam session excitedly talking about our plans and I dozed off with
my head on the kitchen table in mid conversation. It had been a long
day. When I woke up, I saw Linh sleeping on my screen and stumbled
off to bed.
At
3:00am, my cell phone begin to ring. Disoriented, I rolled over, took
a look at the clock and knew it could only be her. She took great
pleasure in waking me up in the middle of the night to let me know
that she had just gotten a drink of water, or had an amusing dream.
Anyone else would have gotten an earful from me, but her flirtatious
giggle made me feel lucky to have my much needed sleep interrupted.
"I
had a nightmare" Linh gasped. "...You danced in front of my
friends". She burst into laughter.
"What
are you doing up so late honey? You've got to work in the morning?"
I said.
"I
was thirsty, and went downstairs to get a drink of water."
"Great,
well we really should go back to sleep, tomorrow is a big day".
"Allllright"
she conceded, "Hey by the way, don't forg----"
After
a few crackles and a brief burst of static, the call disconnected. I
hated Linh's phone, she had an old flip phone that dropped calls with
no rhyme or reason at least three times a day. I held down the #1 on
my own phone, my speed dial for Linh. No ring, straight to voicemail.
I
tried to call several more times, and each time it again went
straight to voicemail.
I was
exhausted, and though I loved Linh to death, to be honest I just
wanted to go back to sleep. My eyelids hung heavy.
A
little annoyed, I decided to walk out to my kitchen for a quick drink
of water. The two glasses of wine that I drank before bed had left me
with a little bit of dry mouth. As I rinsed the glass and went to
place it in the dishwasher, out of the corner of my eye I saw
movement on the glow of the laptop perched on my dining room table.
It was
the webcam. Two fluffy brown paws were making a swimming motion
directly in front of her camera. As I got closer I saw a close up of
two grinning faces. One of that silly dog of hers, and the other of
my giggling girlfriend, who knew that eventually after being unable
to make phone contact I would wander out to the webcam to say
goodnight. I wouldn't put it past her to turn the phone off on
purpose to elaborately stage this scene. Me, standing in my underwear
at 3am on a work night, half asleep staring at a girl and a puppy on
a webcam.
I
waved goodnight, and she kissed the lens of the webcam and pulled
away.
I
froze.
I
wiped my eyes and looked again.
There.
It's...
standing in the corner of the room. It’s...
Staring
at her.
Wrinkled.
Angry, twisted mouth.
Hateful
eyes.
What
the fuck.
HATEFUL
eyes.
It’s
watching her.
Two
hours later, I woke on the dining room floor. I had a ringing in my
ears and a knot on the back of my head. I immediately knew what had
happened. It wasn't the first time. Sudden, extreme stress has given
me panic attacks and black outs a few times before. I had never felt
such fear when what had happened came rushing back and I nearly had a
second panic attack when my thoughts turned to Linh. I loved her more
than anything in the world. It took me several moments to summon the
courage the look in the direction of my laptop. When I finally did,
the screensaver had long since turned on. I looked away from the
screen as I flicked the touchpad with my shaking finger. It took me
another two minutes to open my eyes.
Linh
laid sleeping in her bed. She looked so peaceful. Sleeping on her
side, facing towards the webcam. As frightened and confused as I was,
relief at her safety gave me a sense of comfort as I desperately
tried to process what had happened. Maybe the wine had hit me harder
than I thought. Maybe I slipped and fell on the slick tile floor, and
it all had been a nightmare.
I
stared at her. I loved her. Maybe more than even I realized. So
peaceful and beautiful as she slept.
The
light of her television danced across her room and illuminated the
bed. As I watched on, her hand began to move.
Slowly.
Unnaturally.
She
was sleeping but her fingers crawled across the bed slowly until they
reached something. It was her cell phone.
Her
hand moved like a spider, fingers popping in several directions
across the keys.
What
the hell?
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
My
phone was vibrating.
"New
Message: DON'T..."
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
"New
Message: TURN..."
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
"New
Message: OFF"
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
"New
Message: THE"
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
"New
Message: WEB"
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
"New
Message: CAM"
Complete
terror set in as the messages came across the screen of my cell
phone.
"New
Message: DON'T..."
"New
Message: TURN..."
"New
Message: OFF"
"New
Message: THE"
"New
Message: WEB"
"New
Message: CAM"
As I
glanced back to my laptop, horror overcame me as slowly a shadow
crept across the floor. Something was crossing in front of the
television. Moving closer to Linh.
I told
myself it was just her dog, right? The color drained out of my face
when I noticed the puppy sleeping in the far corner of the room.
I
picked up my phone and dialed Linh. I didn’t know what I would tell
her, but I knew she needed to get out of there immediately and never
go back. Dammit straight to voicemail! THAT STUPID OLD PHONE OF HERS.
The
full shadow now hung completely over Linh.
Her
hand jerked, flipping open her cell phone.
My
phone was ringing.
I
answered, “LINH! LINH CAN YOU HEAR ME YOU NEED TO…"
A
burst of loud static forced my phone reflexively away from my ear.
On the
webcam I saw Linh’s lips begin to move. Her eyes were shut, but she
was speaking.
I
heard her voice come across the phone, but something wasn’t right.
She was speaking, but a second, deeper voice echoed hers in perfect
unison.
“DON’T
TURN OFF THE WEBCAM…. AGRAMON WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOU. DON’T TURN
OFF THE WEBCAM. AGRAMON IS READY FOR YOU NOW”
“Who?
What? What does he want?” I yelled in desperation.
“HE
WANTS TO EAT YOUR SKIN”.
The
line disconnected.
The
shadow across Linh’s bed changed directions.
It
started moving away from the bed… and towards her laptop… towards
the webcam.
As the
shadow moved closer small streams of gray liquid rolled towards the
lens.
The
images coming across my monitor began to shake violently.
It was
almost here. I could now see the top of it’s head. It was CRAWLING
towards me. Wet strings of silver and black hair hanging over it’s
face. I remembered those hateful eyes and I lost control of my
bladder as it slowly begin to tilt it’s head up.
And
then I did it.
In
panic I slammed my laptop shut and threw it against the hard tile
floor before collapsing to the ground.
I
wished for a panic attack to take my consciousness and end this
nightmare, but it didn’t come.
I
crawled to the panel of switches a few feet up on the wall and turned
on every light that I could. I noticed the bottle of wine still open
on the kitchen counter and drank most of it down in a single swallow.
I reached up and pulled open my apartment door, and stumbled across
the threshold, extending half of my body into the common hallway so I
wouldn’t feel so alone. A pathetic coward sprawled out on the
concrete.
My
phone began to ring.
I
crawled to it. Linh’s name was flashing on the caller ID. I held it
in my hand, paralyzed by fear.
And
then the ringing stopped.
I took
another mouthful of wine and mustered the courage to call back. It
went straight to voicemail. And then again and again as I tried to
call.
Eventually
the shock and drowsiness from the wine got the better of me, and I
passed out on the floor after making a few more attempts.
When I
awoke several hours later, despite the broken laptop and empty
bottle, I wanted to believe that it was all some sort of horrible
nightmare.
Out of
the corner of my eye I saw blue flashing light on my cell phone.
“You
Have One New Voicemail”
My
hand trembled as I dialed my voicemail and entered my passcode.
The
message was time stamped, and was from the missed call I had from
Linh before passing out.
Her
voice. She was in tears and frightened as though I had never heard
her before.
“You
promised. Why…….why did you….turn off the web …webcam… “
“His…
his tongue … burns “
With a
crackle the message ended.
Two
years have passed since that night. I never tried to contact Linh
again. I never called her work to see if she came in the following
morning. I never made it to Yarrow Point in Washington where she
lived. She was my soul mate, and I let this happen. I was probably
right on the night we met when I told myself I wasn’t man enough
for her.
The
only reason I am telling this story today, under the cowardly vale of
anonymity, is because my drug and alcohol counselor thinks it would
be good for me. So here it is. I made the decision to let the love of
my life face an unimaginable nightmare to spare myself, and the worst
part is that I may not even regret it.
Now if
you will excuse me, I think I need another drink.
Signed,
Anonymous From Reddit NoSleep
Saturday, October 12, 2013
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