I had read it before and made some slight changes myself before posting it.\=========================\I remember it was when I was in the first year of middle school, every evening study session was so irritating. So the six of us agreed to go to an abandoned church three kilometers away from the school.\That night, the six of us sneaked out while the teacher wasn't around, went to the bus stop, and took a bus to the church three kilometers away.\That church had been abandoned for a long time. Ever since I entered this school in the third grade, I had heard about the abandoned church. It was said that a pastor had died, and somehow the bishop abandoned the church decisively.\Also, every night, people near the church would hear voices and male laughter.\We got off the bus and walked toward the church.\Since there were no residents near the church, weeds and shrubs were growing wildly, making it very dark, with visibility only about twenty meters.\To enter the church, you had to go through a narrow alley about two hundred meters long. The alley was very dark, and the street lights had been broken for several years. Because the alley was a bit narrow, the six of us walked in a line.\I was braver than the others, so I walked second to last. Behind me was a very tall and strong male classmate, the bravest among us (we all called him "Colonel"), so he walked last.\The alley was so quiet that we could only hear our uneven footsteps and breathing.\The Colonel behind me kept blowing air on the back of my neck from time to time, which felt very ticklish.\I could tolerate it once, but the problem was he hadn't stopped since we entered the alley. I finally lost my patience and complained, "Colonel, can you stop blowing on the back of my neck? Be good."\The four classmates in front of us all laughed.\Only the Colonel didn't say a word, but he also stopped blowing.\About a minute later, the end of the alley was in sight. We dashed out of the cursed alley with relief, only to be surprised that the Colonel was already waiting for us at the exit.\He said he had discovered a shortcut at the beginning, called for us several times but we didn't hear, so he took the shortcut by himself.\After hearing this, my whole body went numb, and my scalp was continuously tingling. If the Colonel took the shortcut, then who was blowing on the back of my neck? And who had followed us all the way to the church door?\I didn't dare to imagine. At this point, when I asked this question, everyone lost all interest.We quickly got out of the alley, took the bus, and went back to school to attend the evening self-study session obediently.\=========================\Isn't it scary?

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