Share some scary true sleepover stories.

One story is about a girl at a sleepover. She heard strange scratching noises from under the bed. When she peeked, she saw a pair of glowing eyes. She was too scared to move or scream. Then, suddenly, the eyes disappeared. But she couldn't sleep all night, constantly worried that whatever it was might come back.

One story is about a group of friends having a sleepover in an old, abandoned mansion. In the middle of the night, they heard strange scratching noises coming from the walls. As they huddled together in fear, one of them saw a pair of glowing eyes in the corner of the room. They ran out of the mansion as fast as they could.

At a sleepover in a friend's attic room, we had a really scary experience. We heard what sounded like a child crying, but there were no children in the house. It was a very strange and unsettling sound. Then, at another sleepover in a basement of a house, we noticed that the temperature dropped suddenly. We saw our breaths as if it was freezing cold. And we felt like there was something in the dark with us. Finally, at a sleepover in a house by the cemetery, we heard knocking on the walls. It was a regular pattern of knocking, like someone was trying to get our attention.

There's a story about a sleepover in a cabin in the woods. The friends heard howling outside all night. They thought it was just wolves at first. But then they saw a pair of glowing eyes peering in through the window. They tried to barricade the door, but the howling and the eyes kept them up all night in a state of pure terror. They were so relieved when daybreak came and they could leave the spooky cabin.

One story is about a sleepover at an old, creaky house. In the middle of the night, we heard strange scratching noises coming from the attic. It sounded like something was trying to get out. We were too scared to go check. Another was when we all saw a shadowy figure pass by the window during a sleepover at a friend's place near the woods. It was really spooky. And the last one was at a sleepover in a supposedly haunted hotel. We heard a woman crying softly in the hallway but when we opened the door, there was no one there.

Here's another. At a sleepover in a cabin in the woods, the friends heard strange scratching noises on the window all night. One brave friend peeked outside and saw a pair of red eyes staring back at him. He quickly pulled back the curtain. Then they heard something climbing on the roof. They huddled together in fear until morning, not knowing what was outside trying to get in.

A classic one could be the disappearing friend. At a sleepover, there were four friends. One of them went to get a drink from the kitchen. But when the others went to check on him after a long time, he was nowhere to be found. They searched the whole house, calling his name, but there was no response. Then, suddenly, they heard his voice coming from the basement, which was locked. They were too scared to go down and find out what was going on.

Sure. There was a sleepover where a girl woke up to find her hair being pulled. She thought it was one of her friends playing a trick at first, but when she opened her eyes, there was no one there. Another is about a sleepover in a big old mansion. The kids heard footsteps in the hallway all night long, and when they finally got the courage to look, there was nothing but an empty corridor.

There's the story of 'The Vanishing Friend'. During a sleepover, the reader and friends are chatting and having fun. Suddenly, one of their friends disappears without a trace. They search the whole house - under the beds, in the closets. As they continue to look, they start to notice that things are moving on their own. Pictures on the wall turn upside down, and doors open and close by themselves. Then, they find a note written in what seems like blood that says 'You're next'.

One of the best sleepover scary stories is 'The Red Room'. It's about a person who decides to spend the night in a supposedly haunted red room. As the night falls, strange noises start to come from the corners of the room. The temperature drops suddenly, and the person feels an unseen presence. Shadows seem to move on their own, and every time they try to look directly at the source of the movement, there's nothing there. It builds up a great sense of dread and mystery.