Well we had finally made up and went to bed, and he fell asleep immediately while I lay there awake feeling increasingly uneasy. It was getting very windy out and with our windows cracked for some fresh air since it was spring, the wind was flowing through the bedroom and my calendar was threatening to fall off the wall. It's a very old house and the windows were rattling in their frames. Since my bf was fast asleep I felt so very alone and began feeling like something was very wrong. We had obviously seen something and even though it seems impossible that no one else would have also seen it from their home or something, we were the only car for miles so I knew they had seen us, no question. Our bedroom is on the back of the house on the second story, with a deck just outside our bedroom window- with a staircase that basically leads right down to the vast woods behind the house. I absolutely could have just been making stuff up in my own mind because I was becoming paralyzed with fear, but I absolutely swear I heard noises just outside the window, getting closer and closer to the house. It would stop, and then start again. This is the reason why I haven't told anyone about it- because it sounded like that typical throat clicking language that hollywood movies portray alien language. I am not making this up! I was afraid to move for the longest time, but I finally woke up my boyfriend, telling him I was petrified and thought there might be something out on the porch. I was near tears. He was exasperated, but humored me by getting up and walking out into the hall, and into the room next to ours with the door that led out to the deck. The fear I felt knowing he was about to turn the deck light on cannot be explained. I was certain that we were being scoped out and something was there. The light turned on, and nothing was there. My heart rate slightly slowed, but I braced myself for a lecture from him when he returned to the bedroom. Instead, as he walked through the door, the wind blew it shut behind him despite being a slow-to-close door resting on thick carpet.

Just very unsettling night altogether.