You just moved into your new apartment, in a big city. After a year of this life you just about have given up hope on making new friends, with work and other means. You feel very lonely. After looking for a peaceful place to spend your time, you came across a little diner on the outskirts of the city. The waitress you there is very attractive. And it seems like she is the only employee there, ever. You never see another person there. And you decide that this place is perfect for you.
You end up hooking up with the waitress to help cure your loneliness, and it ends up becoming a routine. You go to the diner and hook up with them every night afterwards.
Eventually you make other friends and start going to the diner less and less. After a while you stop going completely, with new friends to replace the loneliness.
At a bar with your best friend, you mention the diner and how incredibly attractive the waitress was, and how much fun you guys had. Your friend insisted on meeting this beautiful waitress. You guys head to the diner, but when you got there, it wasn't like you remembered it. It was in ruins, the door barely opened. The inside was grimy and had a layer of dust over everything, mold was growing on the counters, dirty was coating the floors, it was completely disgusting. Behind the moldy counters was a corpse, it was full of puss and smelled like rotting fish.
When the cops came you and your friends got questioned about what happened. You were shocked because the corpse was a run-away girl from another providence. They also tell you that it was homicide and the body was rapped dozen of times, after she was killed. The police say they can do a DNA test to eliminate you as a suspect. And you are suddenly very worried.
Next part will be published when goal is reached,
GOAL FOR PART:
Votes: 410
Comments: 40
YOU ARE READING
Horror stories
Short StoryStories that will make you look over your shoulder. Never go into the woods at night. And never go to sleep again. You have been warn.. The goals under each chapter is for the overall book. Not for each chapter.
