NOTE: This post is NOT for the faint of heart. Please do NOT proceed with reading after this sentence. But, if you are braver than I thought you were, be my guest.
I do not remember whether I've actually posted stating that my office is.. somewhat.. 'haunted'... but I do remember the first encounter was in the pantry, which is located on the other side of the office. It happened last month (March). I was in the pantry, just emerged from the ladies. I went to the pantry sink to get a cup of water and was already walking towards the main door and that was when I heard the conference room door creaked really slow, and then slammed shut. But no one was in the pantry with me. And there was obviously not a single window opened if you're thinking of wind. (The windows in the conference room is sealed shut and yes, the conference room is in the same premise as the pantry). So that was the weird part. I was the only one there. I remember turning around and looked at the door. It was indeed shut! I slowly turned toward the exit and walked back to the main office. (Note: I actually walked instead of run like a panicked I-just-saw-a-ghost maniac)
This morning I had another encounter. I emerged from the ladies. (Note: This is sooo de-ja-vu). I headed straight for the pantry sink to wash and fill my cup with drinking water. As I was doing just that, there was a sudden electrical spark went down my spine and it was then I heard it.
A woman's voice.
It was sobbing and sniffling uncontrollably and suddenly, it howled and wailed! For several seconds it sounded like it was directly behind me, and the next it sounded like it was upstairs (Note: My office is on the highest floor, above is the top roof) and then it sounded like it came from inside the elevator. It sounded so hollow, in fact, too hollow. It was as if the sound was everywhere.
And then the howling stopped as swiftly as it started. My back stiffened and I stood up right. I held my breath as I turned around and observed the place. It was just as ordinary as like it always has been. As I anticipated, nobody was around. I don't remember anyone being in the washroom with me. So as I was scouting the place, with my peripheral vision, there was nothing and no one, except for me. I quickly filled my cup and walked out of the place.
As I entered the office, I wasn't surprised that my face was obviously pale. I was definitely relieved to be in the presence of living beings. But the depths of my eyes told uncertainty. Yes I was indeed uncertain of what I had heard, for it was indefinitely natural. So I stumbled to my colleague and asked her if she has heard any wailing. Of course she said no. Then, her bravery brought her on to investigate. I trailed slowly behind her, being the coward I never knew I was at that very moment. Although I already knew there was no wailing anymore, I was hoping it would occur again so I can actually define what it was that I had heard and not sounded like a moron. To my disappointment, there wasn't any.
So we walked back to the office and we went to our respective cubicle and soon the encounter was forgotten. At least on her part. I am clearly still uncomfortable with the whole damn incident. But what the heck, I am so used to these incidents I am not really afraid anymore. To hell with them!
I do not remember whether I've actually posted stating that my office is.. somewhat.. 'haunted'... but I do remember the first encounter was in the pantry, which is located on the other side of the office. It happened last month (March). I was in the pantry, just emerged from the ladies. I went to the pantry sink to get a cup of water and was already walking towards the main door and that was when I heard the conference room door creaked really slow, and then slammed shut. But no one was in the pantry with me. And there was obviously not a single window opened if you're thinking of wind. (The windows in the conference room is sealed shut and yes, the conference room is in the same premise as the pantry). So that was the weird part. I was the only one there. I remember turning around and looked at the door. It was indeed shut! I slowly turned toward the exit and walked back to the main office. (Note: I actually walked instead of run like a panicked I-just-saw-a-ghost maniac)
This morning I had another encounter. I emerged from the ladies. (Note: This is sooo de-ja-vu). I headed straight for the pantry sink to wash and fill my cup with drinking water. As I was doing just that, there was a sudden electrical spark went down my spine and it was then I heard it.
A woman's voice.
It was sobbing and sniffling uncontrollably and suddenly, it howled and wailed! For several seconds it sounded like it was directly behind me, and the next it sounded like it was upstairs (Note: My office is on the highest floor, above is the top roof) and then it sounded like it came from inside the elevator. It sounded so hollow, in fact, too hollow. It was as if the sound was everywhere.
And then the howling stopped as swiftly as it started. My back stiffened and I stood up right. I held my breath as I turned around and observed the place. It was just as ordinary as like it always has been. As I anticipated, nobody was around. I don't remember anyone being in the washroom with me. So as I was scouting the place, with my peripheral vision, there was nothing and no one, except for me. I quickly filled my cup and walked out of the place.
As I entered the office, I wasn't surprised that my face was obviously pale. I was definitely relieved to be in the presence of living beings. But the depths of my eyes told uncertainty. Yes I was indeed uncertain of what I had heard, for it was indefinitely natural. So I stumbled to my colleague and asked her if she has heard any wailing. Of course she said no. Then, her bravery brought her on to investigate. I trailed slowly behind her, being the coward I never knew I was at that very moment. Although I already knew there was no wailing anymore, I was hoping it would occur again so I can actually define what it was that I had heard and not sounded like a moron. To my disappointment, there wasn't any.
So we walked back to the office and we went to our respective cubicle and soon the encounter was forgotten. At least on her part. I am clearly still uncomfortable with the whole damn incident. But what the heck, I am so used to these incidents I am not really afraid anymore. To hell with them!



