This experience happened a couple days ago at around 1:15pm on the 14th of August, 2014. It isn't a big one but I feel like it's enough to publish.
On this day, I was home alone while my boyfriend was out studying and my mum was at work. I'd just made lunch and was happily eating on the couch whilst watching Doctors. Just to give you a quick visual on our front house area: when you open the front door, the first thing you see is a door leading to the hallway a couple feet in front and when you turn to your left, there's the lounge. Turn to your right and there's just a wall. The lounge is a huge 'L' shaped lounge and my usual spot to sit is right in the corner.
With my boyfriend's course, he usually gets home at around 2:30pm but sometimes earlier. Just as I was eating, I heard what sounded like the main front door being unlocked and jiggled around behind me (we have a big wooden door and a fly-screen door). I looked at the time and thought it was a bit early for my boyfriend to come home so I kept listening for the sound of his keys. As I kept listening, I heard nothing but the door handle jiggling, so I turned around and saw that the door handle didn't look like it was touched. The second I went to turn around, the sound stopped. I peeked over the lounge to see if the cats were hanging around near the door playing but they weren't anywhere near it. We usually have our fly-screen door dead locked so when you try and enter, you need the keys but the funny thing was is that I didn't hear the fly-screen door open or the sound of it unlock. It was as if someone was trying to open the door from the inside. This incident freaked me the hell out so I got up to see if someone was playing tricks on me. To my surprise, no one was there. I even stepped out to see if someone did a knock and run but no one was around. I sort of brushed it off anyway.
It was the weirdest thing but maybe there is an explanation behind it, I don't know. Let me know what you guys think.
Thank you for reading.
-Rachael
But honestly, how could a bug make that much of a racket? It'd have to be a huge bug! It's hard for me to imagine. It would of had to be moving around crazily and frantically just one the one spot to be making that much noise.
-Rachael