Short Horror Stories #1

Moms Rules

Chris has always been a rebellious, and troublesome boy.  As a toddler, he broke vases. At 10, he was always in the principals office, next to his mom. At 15, he was always sneaking out to parties and starting doing illegal activities. He started doing stuff like drinking at a young age, committing vandalism, and other crimes. His parents were very disappointed in him. However, they did not want to disown him, as they still tried to have hope in the troublemaker. One day, Chris was driving home from school, talking with his mother on the phone.
"Chris, fighting AGAIN?" His mom complained.
"Psh, whatever. That punk was asking for it."
"Thats it, Chris. NO phone, no car, no going out, no NOTHING. FOR A MONTH."
Chris scoffed. "Are you FREAKING KIDDING ME MOM?! THE FIGHT WASN'T EVEN THAT BAD!"
"End of discussion. You need to learn your lesson." Chris' mom hung up.
That night, Chris entered his moms room and stole his phone from her handbag where she kept it, because why expect him to listen to her? That night, he drove out, late at night, driving to his friends house. He was using a GPS on his phone, since he still isn't that familiar with locating while driving. He swore he just passed by the friend's house, but he shrugged it off and convinced himself it was just a house that looks similar. As Chris looked at the GPS, he realized the place was still far. He was surprised, as his friends house was in the same neighborhood as his, and he should've been there by now. Chris felt creeped out, and thought about turning back, but he thought that he was just being paranoid. He kept on driving for 30 minutes, and the GPS said from his phone, "You have arrived at your destination." However, he didn't see a house. He saw a deep, dark, ditch. He only saw a void inside. Chris' heart jumped. And then, he gasped in fear when he found his car slipping into the deep, dark, void. He screamed for help, tried called his friends, and tried to get out. None worked. As he was about to fall in, words on his phone appeared. They read, "This is what happens when you disobey your parents."

The next day, the police were surrounding Chris's house and the school. The only trace the police found was a text from Chris on his mom's phone. The text was a picture of a grinning lady with a caption that read, "Thank me, or you will suffer the same fate."