⚠️16+⚠️ __________________________________________ What happens when Brinley Brooks finds out dark secrets about the new boy at school? ___________________________________________ "Why are you still here!?" he questions staring at the dent he made in the wall, I touch his shoulder, he turns around quickly grabbing me by the throat pushing me up against the door, I tightly close my eyes shut, tears escaping. I reopen my eyes and stare into his lifeless ones. "Hunter... please" I begin to sob. He lets go of my throat and looks deep into my eyes. "Go!" he snaps taking a few steps back. "Why?" I sob holding the blanket in place over my body. "Because you're not my girlfriend.. only a toy, I don't need to tell you anything, so grab your shit and leave" ___________________________________________ ⚠️WARNING MATURE CONTENT⚠️ -Violence -Smut scenes -Abuse -Drugs ⚠️READ AT OWN RISK⚠️ ❗️ALL PHOTOS/VIDEOS AND GIFS USED ARE NOT MINE❗️ #1 in sexscenes (23/11/19) #3 in highschool (26/11/19) #4 in lovestory (26/11/19) #2 in profanity (2/12/19) #4 in completed (2/12/19) #5 in stephenjames (5/12/19) #1 in bestfriends (18/12/19) #1 in Zendaya (3/1/20) STARTED 7/09/19 FINISHED 12/10/19 BOOK COVER DESIGNED BY: @DeepestDesiire 1 OUT OF 2 BOOKS

The Subway Station is a scary story about a girl who falls asleep on the underground and misses her stop. It is inspired by a well-known Japanese urban legend that was posted on the Japanese messageboard 2chan. It takes the form of a series of late-night text messages between a Japanese girl and her boyfriend. (ScaryForKids made the text portions and the description! I made Hasumi and Takeshi's POVs) I forgot to mention this is based off of the urban legend "Kisaragi Station"!

The "One-Man Hide and Seek", aka the "One-Man Tag," is a ritual for contacting the dead. The spirits, which are wandering restless on the Earth, are always looking for bodies to possess. In this ritual, you will summon such a spirit, by offering it a doll instead of a human body.

These are not mine 😁

These days I started to read about urban legends. Just some information's on Japanese and Korean legends. I love to read scary and horror stories, then I found about urban legends. So, I wanted all readers to know about them. LET'S GO.... SO THOSE WHO DON'T LIKE THESE TYPE OF STORIES, DON'T READ.

Abe Barrett is surrounded by ghosts - some of them are even his roommates! But now Abe's visions show something dark coming, and it wants Abe dead. ***** When Abe Barrett's family died, he started seeing ghosts. Soon he was living with three of them, and it turns out ghosts are just as eccentric as people. Abe is bothered by the ghosts constantly since he doesn't want to solve their murders, avenge them or do much of anything. He just wants to do his job and relax. His dreams, however, have been getting darker as people in town start to disappear. Soon Abe realizes there is something hunting him, and that same threat was involved with his family's deaths. A legacy of darkness is chasing Abe Barrett, and his supernatural roommates may not be enough to save him. [[word count: 60,000-70,000 words]]

Just a whole book full of different scary stories to entertain you, the reader, none of it is my own work. Enjoy!

Amaya Takeru (Live Action) x Reader

If you like a nice horror read than this is a book for you. This is a collection of old urban legends of all countries and creepy stories written by many people. Some may be true, some may be false, you never know what is ahead. Updated once a week, with quick reads. This is a book for those who love the creeps. A/N: None of the stories belong to me, all credits go to the rightful owners.

Robert Helliger. 27 September, 2013 In Japan, 1973, 25 year old Rya takes care of her elderly Uncle's Grandmother, who is bedridden. When she passes away, she thinks nothing is wrong...until she hears strange noises at night. Is there a ghostly presence in the house? And, if so, can she get rid of it before people die? The new novel of Asian horror by Robert Helliger. Rated PG-13 for strong violence, some coarse language, supernatural themes, adult themes. Warning: FOR READERS 13 YEARS AND OVER. This book is dedicated to Kōji Suzuki, author of "Ring", (リング), (Ringu).