Sun Dics (Happy Sun Daycare)

There is an old house a few miles from town. It became a daycare center where parents brought their children during the day and dropped them off at night. However, this nursery has not been on the market for years. A few meters from the house in the front yard there is a sign "Sunrise" with a beautiful picture of the sunset. The fenced yard has damaged and worn playground equipment. Pictures, windmills, jungle gyms and carousels were once filled with children running and playing. Since then it has become the home of local birds, and is surrounded by ants instead of children.

I decided to write an article about sun care for the news blog I work for. Another thing is that most people leave in the middle of the day. I thought it would be a good story about his life and how it affected his later life. The second reason was not good. Parents are always worried about leaving their children under the care of other people. It's a constant concern for the safety of their sons and daughters, especially with all the horror stories that come out on the internet about different tragedies every day.

For my report, I chose to interview workers and caregivers. I like to get as many different ideas as possible without creating hate. Yes, I agree not to use my real name for personal reasons.

The first person I spoke to was an elderly mother who cared for her child in an orphanage. Call her "Margaret" to protect her privacy.

"How does it work in kindergarten?" I don't ask.

He replied: "Oh, nothing out of the ordinary, just a normal day with your children, or children in my case."

"I see," I said to him, "is there a problem we can use there?"

Margaret shook her head, "With kids? Sure, they can do tricks, but the simple thing is, kids are a different story."

It gives me great inspiration. Are most of the children in the "Happy Days" nursery staffed? Or a previously hidden problem? I should have known.

"For what?" I don't ask.

"Well," Margret paused for a moment, as if she was dying to talk to me, "for a moment I heard a muffled scream."

"Have you ever seen a child get sick?"

Margrethe nodded, "Yes. Most are the scratches and bruises you'd expect from a child who falls while playing or hits his head to show off to his friends. The child seems to be scratching or biting every time.

No baby crocs and bass are good? Everyone is a subject of concern. There is only one wild animal that is close to the nursery and the child is in front of everyone.

"And what about the young men around?" "Stray dogs? Raccoons? Rats' nests." perhaps?"

"Shoka Ahi on Hamra Ehi." Margaret Apan mother.

I said, "Maybe the dog saves cut the cab."

He told me: "I've never actually seen him. And all I've heard is that I've never cracked, scratched or crisscrossed."

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However, I needed to know more about childcare. I thought that when covering a series of dog attacks, the next person to ask would be one of the first to respond. Perhaps one of them had childhood memories that could shed light on what Margret said.

After doing some background checks, I was able to find a child about five or six years old who attended Happy Sun Daycare. Let's just call him "Scott." I met Scott at a local store. I had to wait until it was his turn before I started talking. Fortunately, the wait was short and gave me time to think about what I might want.

"Do you remember anything about Sunshine?" “I know it was a long time ago for you,” I said. But maybe you remember something? ".

Scott thought for a moment before answering, "Not much. I was only five, maybe six. I remember what I was doing at that age. I played games, I drew, I watched cartoons. Stuff like that."

I shook my head: "Are you a good boy?"

“Most of the time.” “I've always had problems. but nothing serious It's just that your child is normal, doesn't want to sleep, doesn't want to eat vegetables, that's how it is,” he admitted.

“I see.” I replied as I recorded what she said to me on a piece of paper. Take care during the day to be fair to how they punish you? "

"What I got was the occasional scolding and 'time out'. They had you sit in a corner for a few minutes until they felt you were ready to engage with the other kids and you were lucky. If that's what you get,” Scott emphasized.

What Scott said surprised me a little. Are they lucky? how? I began to wonder if there were harsher fines for innocent children who attended daytime classes. Could there be controversial rules that Happy Sun babysitters use that they don't want the public to know?

I must know "What do you mean"

For a moment, Scott shuddered. He seemed to remember something in his childhood that terrified him and that seemed to affect him in adulthood.

"Kids in real trouble are sent to Gray's doorstep." Scott took a deep breath, “I've never been there. I know some kids who do. Those who fight or throw themselves are very temperamental. They entered the room. I do not know. What happened there. But they always come out shaking and bleary-eyed. Some cried, some screamed, even one child vomited before passing.

I'm slightly bent. What the hell happened in the room nicknamed "The Gray Door"? Then I remembered what Margaret had told me and decided to see if there was a connection between her story and what Scott had just said.

"Did the kids cut or suck?" "Did you hear any noise?" I asked.

He shrugged, “Some kids cut themselves when they go through the gray door. But I thought they got it first and didn't notice it at first. Maybe they're stuck or something. I heard something painful. For rest and relaxation. Must be a kid who runs a lot. It's hard to know for sure."

At first Margaret said she thought she heard a dog barking, but now Scott said he heard heavy breathing. The strange noises, the stories of the innocent children and the mystery of the gray door made me wonder what kept the Happy Day Nursery all these years.

I appreciate Scott taking the time to talk to me before going on to interview the others. As I became more interested in Gray Gate, I realized that the person I was talking to was one of the worst students. I need to know more about what is happening in the room, maybe one of them will tell me.

After a lot of basic research, I found a girl we will call "Alice". He was arrested two weeks ago for robbery and sexual assault. Instead of going to jail, he agreed to serve the community for four months. From what I've read on your profile, it doesn't look like you've broken the law before.

"Have you ever had this problem?" I asked with a smile.

Alice exclaimed, "Maybe."

I'm not sure it will be easy to get the answers I want from him. They seem to cooperate only if they receive a profit or if they serve a short prison term.

"I was curious about Happy Sun Daycare. I explained it to him. 'Remember the gray door?'

For a moment there were signs of fear in his eyes. His face was pale and sweat was running down his forehead.

"It was a long time ago," said Alice.

I said, "You really have to remember something?" Records show that you were ten years old when you signed up.

Alice sighed in relief. After all these years, talking about the gray door hall doesn't scare me enough This person has defied the order He was arrested for various offenses such as theft and breaking the law. But what scared him the most was when he was punished Why?

"Okay I'll tell you. But I won't tell you anything and I don't need to promise you." Alice has a beautiful voice.

"I didn't reveal the names. It's a secret," I told him.

"Hey, I'm playing on the playground." "When we argued, I pushed him away. The teacher grabbed my hand and took me away. The other children said they gave me something called Grey." The door is like a light.

"What's in this room?" I asked.

Alice took another breath and gasped in panic, "The house is empty, I entered and started knocking, I started breaking the door, I shouted out, it was dark and cold, I was scared, I felt like something was going to go away."

I'm crazy, what did you see?

"It's a dog, I think so. I didn't look at it because it was dark,” I choked back tears. I remember it being the biggest and baddest dog I had ever seen. He has red eyes and big sharp teeth. He beat me. "I ran screaming to save everyone, he grabbed my shoe with his teeth and pulled me to him. I pushed him, but I punched him twice in the face. Because after he left, I closed the door again. But I was lucky, the door opened, the teacher let me go, He kicked me out of the house, and closed the door before the dog could find him, and me."

So he became a dog. Data collection begins. Imagine Margaret screaming. Horror children's stories Scott sent to the door gray. By the way, they say Alice was sent home and attacked by a big dirty dog. Why were dogs used? Why is he hiding? Day activists might worry that such a punishment would be too harsh on children. You are afraid of being sued by an animal rights group.

I thanked Alicia for her time and moved on to the next person I wanted to talk to. Maybe one of the employees. If I'm lucky, I can ask one of them to reveal the truth about what happened in the Gray Door room. Once again, I started looking for pictures of everyone who works at Happy Sun Daycare.

It took a while to find someone who would talk to me. Most of the former employees I interviewed were either too busy or did not want to be interviewed. Some even uttered various curses. I don't know if he is angry that I found out what happened years ago or if he is afraid of what will happen if the secret is revealed soon.

However, I did manage to get hold of one guy who wanted to work at Happy Day Nursery, let's call him "Mr. Smith". He worked as a therapist before the kindergarten opened. He only got the job because his aunt worked at a bank there. However, Mr. Smith moved to another city after closing his business last year. In other words, I won’t be interviewing him alone. So we email each other.

Mr. Smith said he has had narcolepsy since childhood and has trouble falling asleep. Doctors could not determine the cause of her pain, but found no other health problems. But it still makes it difficult for him to find a job. She said her aunt is glad she got a job at Happy Sun Daycare.

I have many questions. But I don't know what to ask first. When I got the first reply, I wrote to him. I wanted to know how he managed to continue his career despite his status. Is there a cure for this? how other workers and children treat him.

For the past few days, I have had no response. Then I opened and started reading Mr. Smith's most recent email responses. He replied that his aunt would make him a special herbal tea to help manage narcolepsy. Apparently, he's a big believer in herbal remedies and says they're better than conventional medicines on the market. Mr Smith wrote about how strong the tea was and how much he hated drinking it but had to drink it if he wanted to keep his job. Sometimes, however, the aunt fell asleep without the tea she needed. This ensures that other workers cannot harm themselves or others.

As for how others treat him, Mr. Smith said in his letter that the children generally treat him well. Most are curious and ask many questions during the operation. Some of them were annoying in general, but he couldn't think of any of them that were particularly annoying. Meanwhile, other workers around him looked uncomfortable. She said she thinks they are very careful around her. He also noticed that his sister was watching him closely. But I'm not sure if it's because of his health or something else.

This raised many questions for me. Why are some employees uncomfortable when they are with him? Was it because he was the grandson of a tall man? Or is there another reason? One was staring at his uncle. Maybe she wanted to hide the whole white door from him. They may be afraid to call the police if they find out about the dog. You should know something about the class. I quickly wrote to see if he knew anything about an empty house and children being attacked by large dogs.

A few days later I received another reply from Mr. Smith. I opened the answer and started reading it.

He said he wanted to be born after all. Then fold with dry were not killed because they were killed. Frænka Hennar is very strong and no no pets. Usually due to allergies in children. Mr. Smith replied that he would be very honest without running into an old man like Alice hefði jacket. Herbergið said so dark and green batho not and that very true. And mar og bit cheat of for setting clear to and scraping dirt.

I was surprised to find that he himself went through the yellow door several times. The difference is that he is always standing in the living room drinking tea. He didn’t know if someone kept him from falling asleep in plain sight or if he fell asleep right away. McCarthy explained. Smith said the old room became a larger gallery to store more paintings, but that didn’t happen because of budget cuts. In response, he wrote that his aunt didn’t need a litter box, which he thought would be better used to punish violent kids. According to him, anyone can buy dog clothes and wear them for fear of leaving a child in the room which will lead to fear of punishment.

I'm thank you for replying to my article, Smith. Everything at Happy Sun Kindergarten is starting to settle. According to what I gathered from various interviews with students and staff, children with disabilities were sent to a large room with a "gray door". There was a dog or someone dressed as a dog that went with the kids sent there. The dog was finally able to take the child to a safe place before he was seriously injured.

There is only one thing to do. I went to Happy Sun Nursery to find a room with a gray door. I will see for myself if there is a serious problem to hide.

A few minutes passed as we drove through the countryside to an abandoned building. I stopped in the front row and took a deep breath. The front door was not locked and that was my luck. I slowly opened the door and started looking inside. It was dirty and dusty inside. All the unused desks and chairs are infested with cockroaches. The stench filled the house and mixed with rat urine and feces. that is.

After searching a few places, I soon found a gray door leading to a haunted room. As Alice said, it was a dark, empty room with a dirty floor and a dirty lamp. The light bulb turned on a while ago. So I used an old table. Don't open the door so I can see something

I saw blood stains on the floor and walls. But I don't know whose blood it is. There is a strange sign on the wall. If you look closely, it looks like a finger. When I looked into the room, I saw footprints on the floor. Many people were lost or injured underfoot. But I took advantage of it.. Children also run things.

Another song caught my attention. I examined it carefully. I can definitely identify the legs, arms and legs of various characters in at least one text. This is not an expensive man's suit. Happy Sun Daycare uses dogs to scare children. I need to let people know what I've been hiding all these years.

But as I walked from kindergarten to my car, I didn't like either side of those steps.

Since when did a dog walk on two legs?