Tell me some interesting imaginary ghost stories.

There was a girl who had an imaginary friend called Lily. Lily seemed like a normal friend to the girl at first. However, as time passed, the girl would often find things moved around in her room by 'Lily'. Her parents were worried and called in a paranormal investigator. They found out that there were signs of a ghostly presence in the house, and it seemed that Lily was a ghost who had befriended the girl. Maybe she was a spirit who once lived in the house and was lonely.

There was a boy who said his ghostly imaginary friend would appear at night. This friend told him stories of the old days when the house was first built. It seemed so real to the boy. The family thought it was just his wild imagination until they found old documents in the attic that matched the stories the 'ghost friend' told. It remains a mystery.

One story could be about a little girl who had an imaginary friend named Lily. But at night, she would hear strange whispers that she thought were from Lily. One night, she saw a shadowy figure that looked like Lily in the corner of her room. It was really spooky. She told her parents but they just thought it was her overactive imagination.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl who moved into an old, creaky house. One night, she saw a strange white figure floating at the end of her bed. It had no face, just a hazy form. The girl was so scared that she hid under her blanket. But the ghostly figure seemed to be getting closer. She could feel a cold chill in the air. Then suddenly, it disappeared. The next day, she told her parents, but they thought it was just her imagination.

There was a little boy who found a magic key. When he turned it in the air, a door appeared. Behind the door was a world where all the animals were made of balloons. Elephants floated gently in the sky, and monkeys swung from cloud to cloud. The boy spent the whole day playing with these balloon animals and having a great time.

When I was little, I had an imaginary friend called Glitter. Glitter was a fairy who lived in my closet. I used to tell my mom that Glitter didn't like peas, so I couldn't eat them either. Looking back, it was a really funny way to avoid eating vegetables.

A young child had an imaginary friend named Shadow. Shadow would tell the child to do strange things like hiding in small, dark spaces for long periods. The child would come out all disheveled and with scratches that he couldn't explain. One time, the child was found in the attic, murmuring to Shadow. When his mother tried to pull him away, it was as if an unseen force was holding him back. After that incident, the family became very worried and sought help from a psychologist, thinking it was some sort of psychological issue, but the horrors related to Shadow didn't stop right away.

There's a ghost story from an old castle in Scotland. A young woman was said to have been locked in a tower there long ago. Her cries can still be heard on stormy nights. Tourists who visit the castle sometimes report feeling a cold chill and seeing a shadowy form near the tower where she was held captive. It's a very spooky story that has been passed down through generations.

A well - known ghost story is that of the abandoned asylum. Many claim to have seen the ghosts of former patients wandering the halls. There are tales of screams being heard and cold spots felt in certain areas. Some think that the intense emotions and traumas experienced by the patients in the past are what keep their spirits trapped there.

There's a well - known ghost story about a lighthouse. Legend has it that a keeper died there long ago, and his spirit still remains. Sailors passing by on stormy nights sometimes see a figure in the lighthouse window. It's said that if you visit the lighthouse, you can feel a cold chill and hear strange noises as if the keeper is still going about his duties.