Ruby's story about her imaginary mother scared netizens. The portrait of a "ghost" who comes to a child at night was posted on her Twitter account by American actress Natalie Morales. The girl discovered Ruby's story in a magazine. Struck by the strange words of the child, she posted the picture on the network.
“This is my imaginary mom, Greatful. Her yellow eyelashes mean she can see in the dark - she only comes to me at night. It scares me sometimes, but I always want her to come back. There are two babies in her belly. She's 14, but she can never have a birthday, "- Ruby told an unnamed publication under the heading" Meet Our Imaginary Friends."
“Ruby, you have a ghost. It's downright frightening,”Morales signed the photo. Its publication attracted a lot of attention of subscribers and collected 60 thousand likes. Many users decided that the girl was an aspiring thriller writer. "Better than Stephen King's lines," they commented. “Stephen King couldn't write worse,” others agreed. “Or even worse: he could, but he saves it for later,” the third continued.
Some remembered having encountered this kind of imagination in childhood. “It's almost like when my little sister stood on my bed in the middle of the night to look out the basement window, which was closed for the winter, and it began.“This is my friend. He's here. But hide, he doesn't like you,”one of the subscribers shared the story. “My little brother had an imaginary girlfriend named Jane and went to the kitchen at night to talk to her. One evening I went to watch their conversation and he said, 'No Jane, I can't give you a knife to hit my family,' he was three years old! - another girl supported her.