Often when my wife and I go to bed at night our dog ends up sharing the bed with us as well. He is a black dog that weighs about 100 pounds so you can imagine that he takes up a good portion of the bed at night when he decides that he wants to sleep with us. Since we have black sheets he tends to blend in with the bed making it hard to tell if he sneaks up there before us.
Most nights, after I turn off the lights and TV and am lying there in the dark, I can hear my dog get off of the floor and he props his (heavy) head on the foot of our bed. He eagerly awaits the invitation to come up into the bed with us and claim his spot. I can see the glimmer of his eyes as the moonlight from outside of our windows hits them. Normally I will instinctively pat the bed and tell him to come on and get in the bed without even looking around at him.
On this particular night my wife was out of town and it was just me and the dog hanging out. After staying up late and watching a movie I decided that it was time for bed. I went through my normal routine of showering while my dog lay on the bed trying to get asleep ahead of me. Since it was late I never really paid attention to what was going on. I got out of the shower turned out the lights and never even turned on the TV. I was completely exhausted, just wanting to get some sleep.
Not long after my head hit the pillow I heard the normal shifting sound coming from the floor meaning that my dog was about to “ask permission” to come to bed. I was hoping that he would since I was alone in the bed and I was not used to sleeping in an empty bed. I felt the heavy weight as his head hit the foot of our bed and looked up to see that light glimmering off of those eager eyes again. I reached out and patted the bed with my hand to show that I was ok with him getting up into the bed and said “come on boy, get in the bed”. As soon as I said that I heard my dog lift his head up and growl towards the foot of our bed.
The noise that it made back at my dog is a sound that I wish that I would never have to hear again, of course, these are likely the last sounds that I will ever hear. As I lie here in terror I can see those eager, hungry eyes crawling up towards me…
30 Comments on 'Get in the Bed'
Decent pasta. I really appreciated the part where “Normally I will instinctively pat the bed and tell him to come on and get in the bed without even looking around at him. “ because it added to the credibility and the creepy factor of the end.
oh wow
good job
One of my most favorite pastas i read
lel 8/8 i r8 2spooky4me
It was ok, but too predictable.
great creepypasta it reminds me of the rake
Good job with the name.It sure could allure…Some…People
Looks like he’s no longer, “Man’s best friend.” Huh.
How fortunate that you were able to type up the story and post it in the seconds before the monster ate you.
That was beautifully written
Wow, this was well written. Won’t look at my dog the same way again (not that he wasn’t a little creepy anyway)
It’s a good story, but one that’s been done far too often. I think the fun of these types of Pastas isn’t in the reveal, but in seeing how many different interpretations of the set up there are.
I went through my normal routine of showering while my dog lay on the bed trying to get asleep ahead of me then I heard the normal shifting sound coming from the floor meaning that my dog was about to “ask permission” to come to bed.
Really, I was hesitant to think the one on the floor or the one beside you in bed was a ghost. Turns out it was another thing. 4/5 Please elaborate
entertaining story.
I don’t get it because one minute the dog is laying on the bed waiting for you (hence jumps on the bed without permission) and the next he eagerly awaits your invitation to join you!?! Which is it?
Spelling and grammar errors all over.
Premise is good though and still have me a chill 🙂 3/5
Great story!!
But I think the last paragraph is best left out. 4/5!
Pretty good, 5/5 from me.
I really liked this. At first I was a little confused about how the dog was on the bed, and then on the floor, but then i realized that the guy forgot that the dog was ON the bed and the monster thing was on the floor. This was a really cool but I would like to hear more about this monster. Other than that this is really excellent writing and I love the detail you put into it.
Woah,dude. This actually was pretty good, but not long enough.
I like really loooong stories, like BEN drowned.
No offense, but 4/5
It was a good pasta, wished it had more…Choo choo
@markrugman
The dog was on the bed, the guy forget about it (it actually says that because the dog has black fur it blends in) and the monster was on the floor.
Great job! But the grammar and spelling could’ve been better. Also very predictable
Very very good. Because he wasn’t the most aware, he forgot his dog was already on the bed, and whatever the hell was on the floor was the one waiting for his “invitation”. Very well done!
Oh wow…….I knew that was coming. xD
How come your dog hasn’t sensed anything… From what I heard, dogs can sense bad entities quickly. Is that right?
So the dog ate him?
5 ⭐️ from me.
I’m obsessed with horror so I knew where this was going but was not disappointed!
“…then I saw my wife”s cat.”
the ending didn’t really make any sense. it just jumped from here to there
ok wow the end gave me chills really good job