Can you give another 'open the door' scary story?

The door in the cellar was an enigma. One evening, the homeowner, a brave woman, opened the door. Immediately, a stench filled the air. She saw a strange symbol on the floor and as she stared at it, she felt dizzy. Then she saw something moving in the corner. She panicked and closed the door, vowing never to open it again.

Once upon a time, there was a young girl who heard strange noises coming from behind a locked door in an old, abandoned house. One night, she was dared by her friends to open the door. As she slowly turned the knob, a cold wind blew out. Out of the darkness, a pair of glowing eyes stared at her. She quickly slammed the door shut, her heart pounding.

One night, a girl was home alone. She heard a faint knock on the door. When she opened the door, there was nothing but a cold wind. As she closed the door, she heard the knock again. This time when she opened it, a pair of glowing eyes stared at her from the darkness. She quickly slammed the door shut and hid in her room, terrified.

It could be a story where there's a monster or a dangerous entity outside the door. Maybe the protagonist hears strange noises from the other side and is filled with dread at the thought of opening it.

There was a case where someone connected to an open wifi at a hotel. Their social media accounts got hacked. The hackers were able to access the account details through the open wifi connection which had no security measures in place.

Terrifying tale.

Another ending could be that the protagonist resists the temptation to open the door throughout the story. As time passes, the noises and threats from outside the door gradually stop, leaving them in a state of relief but also forever haunted by what might have been on the other side. They are left with a sense of unease that never fully goes away.

Spooky stories.

Yes, it could be. Maybe there are some paranormal forces at work. For example, it could be haunted by a spirit that doesn't want the door to be opened. In some ghost stories, spirits are known to guard certain areas or objects, and the door could be one of them.

Sure. 'The Tortoise and the Hare' is an open book story. We know from the beginning that the hare is fast and overconfident, and the tortoise is slow but steady. The outcome - that the tortoise wins through perseverance - is also quite predictable.