The girl screamed as she backed away from her mother's smiling face. She tuned around and her hands shook as she struggled with the keys. The scurrying grew louder. Eventually, she managed to jam the key into the lock, but the key refused to turn.
That's when she felt a hand grasp her shoulder. She looked up and saw that the hand was disembodied. She screamed and yanked the hand off of her shoulder before flinging it away. The hand got up and began to scuttle along the floor towards her. The more hands began to stream out of her parents' room. Scuttle, scuttle, scuttle they went and her mother slowly walked forward, her arms outstretched and still wearing that smile.
The girl screamed and opened the nearest door, running into her brother's room. She slammed the door shut and panted, slowly walking backwards from the door. She had left her cellphone in her room, but grabbed her brother's phone from his desk. She dialed the police's number but when she held the phone to her ear, she didn't hear ringing. Instead she heard, "Come and join us! More meat always comes!" Followed by a squishy, sawing sound and screaming.
She dropped the phone in panic and fell on her brother's bed. That's when she noticed the odd shape under the covers. The covers flung themselves open, held by more disembodied hands. In the center of the bed sat her brother's severed head, sitting on it's neck with an eyeball hanging loose from its eye socket.
The girl froze in horror. Then the head grinned and began to sing. "Come join us down in the woods were the Sun doesn't shine! There's always more meat on which to dine!"
The girl screamed and jumped up from the bed, tripping and stumbling until she hit the door to one of her brother's cupboards
As she stepped back, the door flung open to reveal her father, wearing a brightly coloured wig, a clown's facepaint and nothing else above the waist, making it clear that chunks of his flesh had been bitten off, his hands were missing, and he was impaled on a hook. Her father's eyes flung open and he gave a big grin. "Sweetie!" he said. "Come give Daddy a big hug!" He held out the bloody stumps at the end of his arms.
The girl shrieked again and slammed the door shut. She then covered the head up and ran to another cupboard on the opposite side of the room. She opened the door and his inside as the door to her brother's room opened.
She stood as still as she could, hiding between her brother's shirts and trying to hold her breath. Then she felt something sharp and cold touch her wrist. She turned around and looked between the long, sharp fangs of the wolf and down into the darkness of his gullet. She leaped back, jumping out of the closet, but the wolf swung his saw, nicking her arm.
She collapsed to the floor and began to cry and beg, "Please, please! Let me go!" But as she crawled backwards, the wolf kept slowly advancing towards her. More hands scurried along the floor as she slid her way into her brother's bathroom, desperate to stay away from the wolf.
She managed to get up, but as she walked backwards she tripped and fell into the bath while the hands continued to swarm the floor. Ten the wolf stopped and twisted a tap at the basin. There was a cranking sound and the bath lowered away and began moving down a diagonal track the girl looked out of the bath to see skeletons, hooked on the wall, waving their handless arms at her. As the waved, they'd bash her with their bones.
Soon, the bath stopped and she climbed out to look around. She was in a wooden hut and in front of her was a candlelit table, set with plates of raw meat. She recognised her brother's foot on one of the plates.
She ran away from the table to the door, throwing it open to reveal that the hut was in a wood,in a dark cave. She was in a wood where the Sun never shone. She shivered and walked forward, looking for a way out. She approached a lake, wondering if she should follow the coast, when the water rose and began to glow revealing its blood red color and that hands were swimming in it. The water walked forward in a hulking humanoid shape an she ran screaming back into the hut.
Determined to escape, she climbed the rails, ignoring the pain of the skeletons' bashing. She climbed out the hole and ignored the hands swarming the floor as she ran into her brother's room and smashed the window with his desk lamp.
She climbed out of the window, cutting herself on the broken glass and fell into the bushes. She stumbled along in the mud as the rain poured down, trying to get away from the house but the front door opened and the wolf walked out slowly following her as she slowly squelched her way forward.
She couldn't believe her luck when she got to the road and she ran as fast as she could to the police station. She ran inside and called, "Help! Help!"
The police captain ran over and asked "What's wrong!?"
The girl burst into tears. "Something's chasing me and it's killed my family and there's blood and bodyparts and please help me!"
"It's okay," he said. "I'll protect you. Come with me."
He took her hand and led her through the door.
The girl looked around. "Why are we-?"
The captain opened a cell, threw her in and locked the door. "It's okay, Dear," he said. He pulled off his face to reveal the snout of the wolf. "More meat always comes!"