Night, Fire
Noah was a young boy who had an unquenchable thirst for the company of girls. He would often go out late at night in search of them, not caring of the dangers that may befall him.
One night, while walking through the darkened woods, Noah heard a mysterious chanting coming from a clearing. As he got closer, he could see a bonfire in the center of the circle, and a group of girls dancing around it. He approached them, and as he did, they stopped their dancing and turned to face him.
The girls were pale and gaunt, and their eyes glowed with an eerie light. They beckoned him to join them, and he could not resist. He stepped into the circle and began to dance with them.
At first everything was fine, but the fire began to grow larger and larger, and soon it was an inferno. The heat was unbearable and Noah knew he had to get out. But the girls wouldn’t let him go, they began to chant and cast strange spells that kept him in place.
He tried to escape, but the heat was too intense and he could feel himself fading away. He screamed for help, but no one heard him. In a last desperate attempt, he managed to break free and ran away.
Noah never went out late at night again. He knew that there were things in the world that were far more terrifying than any girl.