DO NOT LOOK AT THE MOON
I sighed. I thought about all the things I had to do before midnight. I sighed and hit the number three. I didn't think it would work, but it gave me some hope that it was worth it.
"Hello?" I asked.
"It's 3 AM," said a voice.
"What?" I said.
"You've got to look outside," the voice said.
"What?" I said.
"Look outside!" the voice said.
"What?" I said. "What exactly?"
"DO NOT LOOK AT THE MOON," the voice said.
I sighed again. "Oh shit, I'm not suppose to talk to my phone."
"What?" I said.
"DO NOT LOOK AT THE MOON."
I nodded. "I've got to listen to this."
My head started pounding, and I hit the number five. I was ready to call and explain everything that had happened. I wasn't sure what to do. "Hmmm," she said quietly.
"How long have you been looking at the moon?" I asked.
"I... I don't know..."
"Look outside," she said.
She looked outside, and I suddenly felt a tinge of fear. "Wh.. Why?" I shouted.
"I... I'm a... a-I'm a... a--"
"What? What are you doing? It's a beautiful night tonight. Let me go!"
I grabbed her hand and kissed her cheek. "We're only doing this for fun," I said.
"What? Are you crazy? I swear..." she said.
"It's a beautiful night," I whispered. "For a change. We can change things, that's what I'm here to do."
I sat on the edge of the cliff. I hadn't had any of my pills for a while. I was starting to think I might just pass out at this point.
"I..." I said. "I'm... hallucinating," I said to myself.
That's when I heard the voice and the numbers. I screamed. Voices, footsteps, and cars. I was so scared.
"The moon is real," said the voice