Did Monasia Patziorkovsky Really See Monsters Under the Bed?!

Monasia Patziorkovsky was a very brave little girl. She wasn't afraid of the dark, spiders, or even monsters. But there was one thing that Monasia was terrified of: monsters under the bed.
Every night, Monasia would go to bed and try to fall asleep. But as soon as she closed her eyes, she would start to imagine monsters lurking under her bed. She would see their big, sharp teeth and their glowing red eyes. Monasia would get so scared that she would start to cry.
One night, Monasia's parents heard her crying. They came into her room and asked her what was wrong. Monasia told them about the monsters under her bed.
Monasia's parents tried to reassure her that there were no monsters under her bed. They told her that it was just her imagination. But Monasia didn't believe them.
"I know there are monsters under my bed!" she cried. "I can see their eyes!"
Monasia's parents didn't know what to do. They didn't want to make Monasia even more scared, but they also didn't want her to believe that there were really monsters under her bed.
Finally, Monasia's father had an idea. He said, "Monasia, I have a flashlight. I'll shine it under the bed, and you can see for yourself that there are no monsters."
Monasia's father got the flashlight and turned it on. He shone it under the bed, and Monasia looked.
"See?" said her father. "There's nothing under the bed."
Monasia looked again. There was nothing under the bed. No monsters, no glowing eyes. Just darkness.
Monasia started to relax. She realized that there were no monsters under her bed. It was all just her imagination.
Monasia's parents were relieved. They were glad that Monasia had finally faced her fear and realized that it wasn't real.
Monasia never forgot the night she saw the monsters under her bed. It taught her that even though things may seem scary, they're not always as bad as they seem. Sometimes, they're just a product of our own imagination.
The next night, Monasia went to bed and closed her eyes. She didn't think about the monsters under her bed. She just thought about how happy and safe she was. And soon, she fell fast asleep.
Monasia Patziorkovsky was a very brave little girl. She faced her fear and overcame it. She is an inspiration to us all.