Write a story that ends with it was just a dream

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Is dark in the room, I can't see them but they are here, I hear them giggle the whisper in my ear " come, come join us in the dark, is so nice in here", I can't stay lucid they are making me go crazy, I find something on the floor is a knife, I don't know what came over me but I stabbed them, even though I can see them I tried, with everything left of me I tried, them I see the light is weak but is there and I run for it I ran like I never did before when I get closer the light it disappears then is pleached black again and I realize it was just a dream I'm still in the dark

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