She walked out of the cupboard in my room, dressed in some kind of long robes, lots of scarves and fluttery ribbons, ragged and wrong. I lay in my bed and watched her. She turned to look at me, and I realised that she was not meant to be here, in my room. She smiled, and it was not a nice smile, cold and insane. Staring eyes.
She turned and vanished.
Alone in my bed, but the incursion had left behind echoes.
I woke up, and, confronted with the emptiness of my room, I opened my eyes, and watched the wardrobe with a vaguely superstitious caution.
And fell back to sleep again.