Genting’s Ghostly
Parking Space
“Lost Again!” lashed angrily Hector but
tomorrow will be different, as he got ready to sleep in his old Proton car in
Genting’s parking lot. He woke up to eerie and mysterious shadows moving about
his car…
Logo of Resorts World
Genting
Genting is
famous for its slogan “City of Entertainment” with her array of hotels, theme
parks and of course, its casino. To many people it has been aptly rename as the
“Sin City” instead. For the numerous people it has been the source of spooky
and eerie incidents of their trip to Genting Highlands.
Hector Chu
has been to the casino at Genting Highlands trying to be fabulously rich but the
opportunities have not happen yet. Tomorrow will be different, he thought to
himself as he made to his old Proton car at the parking lot with signboards
indicating for ‘free’ in Genting Highlands. When he got his car, he noticed the
dimly lited car park area and howling wind and the thick swirling fog which has
descended upon the open car park.
Parking Bays in Genting (yatashisuzuki.blogspot.com)
After
getting his pillow and a worn out blanket, Hector got to sleep in the back of
his car. Awoke with a start of whispering of people laughing, he peered at the passenger
window of his car and was shocked, there were two shadows (must be 7 – 8 year
old kids from their size) playing in the car park. While he was desperately adjusting
to the poorly lighted of the car park…3 other shadowy apparitions pop around
his car windows. Half asleep and totally unexpected Hector with a yell…hooi!...
grabbed his blanket and just stared with his mouth wide opened.
The three kid-like
figures around the car windows were staring at him but he could not make out
their features as only the shadows were visible from the poorly lighted areas…except
the 3 kids had short sharp teeth! Frightened Hector covered his head with his
blanked and mumbled prayers to the various dieties throughout the night.
There are indoors parking which are free as well. He should know being an avid genting visitor.
ReplyDeleteCovered parking also haunted. How?
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