⚠️ Bethany’s Final Warning 🚨
“Keep Sharra and Lynette Away.”
No one took Bethany seriously at first.
She was always intense—too observant, too quiet, the kind of person who noticed things others brushed off. So when she grabbed my wrist that night, her fingers trembling, eyes wide with terror, I assumed she was having another episode.
“Promise me something,” she whispered.
“What?” I asked.
“Whatever happens… keep Sharra and Lynette away.”
Those were her last clear words.
What Happened Before
Bethany had been researching something for weeks. She wouldn’t say what, only that “some doors shouldn’t be opened.” She stopped sleeping. Stopped eating. She kept notebooks filled with names, dates, symbols—most of them crossed out in red ink.
Sharra and Lynette’s names were circled again and again.
When I asked her why, her voice dropped to a near whisper.
“They don’t leave marks,” she said. “They make it look like accidents.”
I laughed then. I regret that more than anything.
The Night Everything Changed
Bethany was found dead two days later.
Police ruled it a suicide.
But there was no note—except one thing carved faintly into the wooden underside of her desk, almost missed by investigators:
KEEP THEM AWAY
Sharra and Lynette showed up at the funeral together. Dressed in white. Crying softly. Comforting everyone.
Everyone except me.
Because when Lynette hugged me, she leaned close and murmured:
“She always worried too much.”
And Sharra smiled—slowly—like she already knew what Bethany had tried to stop.
What Happened Next
Strange things began almost immediately.
Bethany’s files disappeared from her laptop—deleted remotely.
People who’d helped her research suddenly refused to talk.
One man ended up hospitalized after a “fall” down the stairs.
Every trail led back to Sharra and Lynette… but never directly.
They were always near the disaster. Never involved. Never blamed.
I started listening to Bethany’s old voice recordings. In one, her voice cracked as she said:
“If you’re hearing this, it means I failed. They don’t hurt you themselves. They make you hurt yourself. They make you want to.”
That’s when I understood.
Bethany didn’t take her own life.
She was pushed—without being touched.
The Final Revelation
I confronted Lynette first. Calm. Smiling. Denying everything.
Sharra, though… she didn’t deny it.
She just said,
“Bethany saw too much. Curiosity always ends the same way.”
Then she added something that still haunts me:
“You should’ve listened to her warning sooner.”
The Ending No One Talks About
The case remains closed.
No charges. No proof. No justice.
But I keep Bethany’s last notebook hidden. And I follow her final instruction every day.
I stay far away from Sharra and Lynette.
Because the people who destroy lives without leaving fingerprints…
are always the most dangerous.
⚠️ And Bethany was right.