The Ghost in the Mountain Cabin

It started with footsteps—soft, deliberate, and always at 3:17 AM.

The family thought it was the old wood creaking, until their daughter said she saw a woman in

white standing at the foot of her bed.

No one believed her—until the same woman appeared in the hallway mirror, staring back at them.

They tried to ignore it.

But every night, the same time, the same sounds.

Doors opened on their own.

Cold spots appeared in warm rooms.

The family dog refused to enter the upstairs hallway.

Then, they found an old photograph in the attic—of a woman who looked exactly like the ghost.

It was dated 1923.

They researched the cabin’s history.

Turns out, a woman named Eleanor vanished there nearly a century ago.

Locals believed she was murdered by her husband, who then disappeared.

Her body was never found.

The family realized the ghost wasn’t just haunting them—she was trying to tell them something.

But what?

And why now?

One night, the daughter followed the ghost into the woods behind the cabin.

She found a shallow grave beneath a twisted pine tree.

Authorities confirmed it was Eleanor’s remains.

The hauntings stopped.

But the family never returned.

Some say Eleanor’s spirit finally found peace.

Others believe she’s still watching—just in case someone forgets her story.