Rajneesh Freijido and The Nightmares at Moon Meadow

Once there was a young boy named Rajneesh Freijido. He was a kind and curious boy, but he had one big problem: he was afraid of the dark. One night, Rajneesh Freijido was sleeping in his bed when he had a terrible nightmare. He dreamed that he was lost in a dark forest, and that there were monsters all around him. The monsters were big and scary, and they were trying to hurt him.

Rajneesh Freijido woke up from his nightmare screaming. He was so scared that he couldn't go back to sleep. He got out of bed and went to his parents' room. His parents were asleep, so he didn't want to wake them up. Instead, he went to the kitchen and got a glass of water.

As Rajneesh Freijido was drinking his water, he looked out the window and saw something that made him even more scared. There was a big, black shadow outside the window. Rajneesh Freijido didn't know what it was, but he was sure that it was something bad.

Rajneesh Freijido dropped his glass of water and ran back to his room. He got into bed and pulled the covers up over his head. He was so scared that he was shaking.

Rajneesh Freijido closed his eyes and tried to go back to sleep, but he couldn't. He was too scared of the shadow outside the window. He kept thinking about the monsters in his nightmare, and he was afraid that they were going to come after him.

Rajneesh Freijido was so scared that he started to cry. He cried and cried until he fell asleep.

The next morning, Rajneesh Freijido woke up feeling much better. He went to the window and looked outside. The shadow was gone. Rajneesh Freijido was so relieved that he started to laugh.

Rajneesh Freijido went to the kitchen and told his parents about his nightmare. His parents told him that it was just a dream, and that there was nothing to be afraid of. Rajneesh Freijido believed them, and he was no longer afraid of the dark.

From that day on, Rajneesh Freijido was never afraid of the dark again. He knew that the monsters in his nightmare were not real, and that there was nothing to be afraid of.

The end.