Narative Story
The man could see everything, but no one could see him. He was a ghost, and he had been haunting the same house for over a hundred years. He had seen many things in his time, but nothing had prepared him for what he was about to witness.One day, he saw a group of men gathered in the living room. They were talking in hushed tones, but he could hear them clearly. They were planning to steal the family's fortune.The man knew he had to do something to stop them. He couldn't let them get away with this. But how? He was a ghost, he couldn't do anything to stop them.He thought for a moment, and then he had an idea. He would go to Monsicha, the daughter of the house. She was the only one who could see him. He would tell her what he had overheard, and she would be able to stop the men.
He went to Monsicha's room and appeared in front of her. She was startled at first, but then she smiled. She had always been able to see him, even though no one else could.
"What is it?" she asked.
"I need your help," he said. "There are men planning to steal your family's fortune. I overheard them talking in the living room."
Monsicha's eyes widened. "That's terrible! We have to stop them!"
"I know," he said. "But I can't do it alone. You're the only one who can see me. You have to help me."
Monsicha nodded. "I'll do whatever I can."
They went to the living room and confronted the men. Monsicha told them that she knew what they were planning, and that they would never get away with it. The men were scared, and they ran away.
Monsicha and the man thanked each other. They had worked together to stop the men, and they had saved the family's fortune.The man knew that he would never be able to leave the house, but he was happy to have helped Monsicha. He had found a new purpose in his afterlife. He would continue to watch over her, and he would help her whenever he could.
Monsicha and the man became close friends. They would often talk for hours, and the man would tell her stories about his life. Monsicha was a good listener, and she was always happy to hear his stories.One day, Monsicha told the man that she was going to marry a man named Juan. The man was sad to hear this, but he knew that he had to accept it. Monsicha was happy, and that was all that mattered.On the day of the wedding, the man watched from the sidelines. He was happy for Monsicha, but he was also sad to see her go. He knew that he would never see her again.After the wedding, the man disappeared. He went back to the shadows, where he would watch over Monsicha from afar. He would always be there for her, even if she couldn't see him.