Omg I cried, poor Cappucina 😭
Udin must have been so shocked, my heart hurts.
That moment when Cappucina turned and saw the monster… chilling.
I didn’t expect the ending to be this sad 💔
The feeling of running but never escaping was terrifying.
Udin will never forget that day.
The monster’s entrance gave me goosebumps.
Cappucina was both fragile and strong.
I thought this was just horror, didn’t expect so much sadness.
Still haunted by the sound of footsteps.
The background music gave me chills.
I just wanted to hug Cappucina and say “It’s okay.”
Udin is the saddest witness of all.
The street scene was scarier than the hallway.
This story made me reflect a lot.
Cappucina deserved so much better.
The monster was scary, but the grief was scarier.
Udin was such a true friend until the end.
The graveyard scene broke me 😭
This was more tragedy than horror.
Did anyone else’s heart race like mine?
Every time Cappucina screamed, I wanted to cry.
Weirdly, I even felt pity for the monster.
This short hurt too much to rewatch.
Feels like Cappucina is still watching over Udin.
Anyone else haunted by her last look?
She should’ve lived a happier life.
Didn’t expect a short horror to make me emotional like this.
Did anyone cry when Udin covered his face?
This story makes me believe spirits really linger.
The hallway scene was the scariest!
No, the street scene was the most heartbreaking.
Was Udin at fault for not saving her in time?
Did Cappucina really hear the monster or was it her mind?
Maybe Cappucina wanted to warn Udin?
Do you think Cappucina is still alive as a spirit?
Was the monster real or just a metaphor for fear?
Feels more like a symbol of loss to me.
If it were you, would you look back at the monster?
Cappucina was so brave!