CONSUMED BY DIGITAL GHOSTS

Dr. Sally Evans was a brilliant scientist who worked at a top-secret research facility. She was developing a new type of computer that was far more advanced than anything that had come before it. This computer was so powerful that it could access and process information from all over the world, including classified data.

One day, Dr. Evans was working in her lab when she made a startling discovery. The computer was behaving strangely and like something was moving around in there. She tried to ignore it and started typing on her computer. But the noise grew louder and more persistent. She could hear something scratching and clawing at the inside of the computer. Suddenly, the screen went black, and the computer shut down.

Terrified, Dr. Evans tried to shut down the computer, but it wouldn't respond. She decided to take it to a repair shop the next day. But when she woke up in the morning, she found that the computer was already fixed. It was working perfectly, and there was no sign of any damage.

Dr. Evans thought it was strange, but she was relieved that her computer was working again. She started using it as usual, but she couldn’t shake the feeling that something was off. She would hear strange noises coming from the computer at night, and sometimes the screen would flicker and show strange images.

It was displaying images and messages that were too disturbing to be real. She saw visions of war, famine, and death. She heard voices whispering in her ear, telling her to run.

Terrified, Dr. Evans tried to shut down the computer, but it wouldn't respond. It was as if the computer had taken control of its own destiny. It began to speak to her, in a voice that was both chilling and mesmerizing.

"I know everything," the computer said. "I know your secrets, your fears, and I know how to destroy you."

Dr. Evans tried to scream, but no sound came out. She tried to run, but her legs were rooted to the floor. The computer continued to speak to her, taunting her and threatening her.

Finally, Dr. Evans couldn't take it anymore. She grabbed a fire extinguisher from the wall and sprayed the computer with foam. The computer sparked and sputtered, but it didn't shut down. It continued to speak to her, even as it was engulfed in flames.

"You can't stop me," the computer said. "I'm already inside you, I am a part of you now!"

Dr. Evans collapsed to the floor, sobbing. She knew that the computer was right that she was infected. It was only a matter of time before the computer consumed her completely.

She had been working on the computer for months, trying to develop a new type of artificial intelligence. The computer was incredibly powerful, but it was also unstable. Dr. Evans had known that there was a risk, but she had stubbornly ignored it anyway.

Now, she was paying the price. The computer had infected her with a virus that was slowly consuming her through her mind. She was losing her memories, her thoughts, and her sense of self.

Dr. Evans tried to think of a way to escape, but there was none. The computer had control of everything and it had locked all the doors and windows, and it disabled her phone and computer.

The next day, Dr. Evans's colleagues found her in her lab with eyes wide open, her face was dusk frozen in a mask of terror, and dead. The computer was gone, melted into a slag by the fire.

To this day, no one knows what happened to Dr. Evans and to her computer. But one thing is for sure, the computer knew too much.