A TV in your home lit up the your dull and dreary living room, the news played and the young and handsome reporter spoke in a deep voice the camera zoomed in so you could make out every detail, from his high cheek bones and dark brown eyes, to every light brown neatly combed over hair. His teeth were even in straight rows of ivory white perfection. But when the sports news ended his smile faded. He spoke once more in a more grim tone then before and you knew that it was to be bad news to come.

"We have just received word that another child has gone missing in Livingston County." He spoke in a sad voice. "5 year old little Madison Bersnick went missing after she went to play with her friends Lily and Thomas Fletcher 3 blocks down. Police say there are no suspects in custody at the moment but say they shall put their full effort into this case." The scene cuts to an interview, the girl being interviewed looked about 6 or 7 with long brown hair and plump pink cheeks, she looked as though she had been crying and was now fighting off the tears off the tears. The girl might have been Lilly, Madisons little friend from that day.

"We heard this humming, coming from the place with the large trees." The young girl stated, obviously referring to the forest. "It was so pretty, it was the tune to London Bridge. Madison wanted to go see what it was but I didn't want to because mama said to never go into the forest. B-But she wouldn't listen." Tears started falling from the young girls pale blue eyes and ran down her rosy cheeks. "I-I told her not too…but she went in anyways. The humming got louder when she walked in and I yelled for her to come back…but she didn't listen…she didn't listen…a little while later we heard her scream. I wanted to go in but Tommy said we had to go get mama…" The video cut off and it went to black, but in the reflection of the screen you could see a woman in a drama class like mask but more…twisted. But as soon as you see her she vanishes, but you are left with the feeling that somehow…you are not alone.