Twice members have been called to visit a distant orphanage in the country side to meet the children that live there. They arrive to find an abandoned orphanage with no sign of recent activity. They decide to head inside but find nothing but a diary with the name Lucy written on it. The gruesome story of the orphanage slowly unfolds as they read through the diary, slowly realising that they're lives are in grave danger. Genre: Horror, Mystery, Action ⚠WARNING:⚠ This story will contain disturbing images, gore, rituals, child abuse, SH, and mature language. Do not read if you are easily disturbed as this will also contain brutal deaths of Twice members. But remember, this is all a story. Enjoy! ________________________________ Top Hashtag Rankings Last Checked: 22/12/25 - #2 MiChaeng Last Checked: 10/01/26 - Most Impressive #1 Dahyun ________________________________ Tiktok acc: @xrartistx

They say every dead person has a home. Olivia found her home with The Lovely Suicide Children. At first, it was everything she could ever imagine. However, the first impressions are usually wrong. (Trigger warnings)

Sharp, dark, and brutally funny, The Version They Remember is a crime-comedy about identity, reputation, and what happens when reality stops being something you control-and starts being something other people agree on.

This is a Collection of Real Life Horror stories. These stories are told by various different people who personally experienced paranormal events.

You'll get a variety of short horror stories here. I'm not a writer so I have collected these stories from different sources. I hope you won't mind until you're enjoying reading them.

just be ready for those nightmares...

Each day she wakes up in a different body, not knowing who she is, and each night that body dies. She is the Reaper Syndrome, and she's desperate to know why. ***** She doesn't know what's happening. Each day she wakes up in a new body, not knowing who she is. She has to pretend to be the person, and at the end of the day her new body dies. The media have a name for these deaths: the Reaper Syndrome. No one believes it's a person jumping from body to body, until Joe. He's a conspiracy theorist, but she can make him listen. He trusts her, and he can also see the mysterious man, Samael, that's following her. Why is this happening to her? Who can she trust? Every day it takes her to end the Reaper Syndrome, another person dies. She doesn't want the last victim to be her. *2021 Wattys Shortlisted*

Something is wrong inside the walls of the house-but it doesn't behave like damage, and it doesn't behave like something hidden. It reacts. At first it is only a sound. A slow, inward swallowing behind the structure that stops the moment it is noticed. But attention changes its behavior. Awareness changes its rules. And soon the house is no longer a place someone lives in-it becomes something that adjusts around presence itself. The narrator begins to realize a pattern forming beneath ordinary reality: movement alters it, silence triggers it, and observation does not reveal it so much as participate in it. The walls do not contain something. They respond as if containment is not their purpose, but correction is. As the phenomena escalate, the boundaries between observer and system begin to degrade. Sleep becomes discontinuous. Memory becomes unreliable. Even thought begins to arrive slightly ahead of intention, as if something is completing it before it is fully formed. What lies beneath the house is not just an entity. It is a process. And what it is processing may not be the house at all. By the time understanding arrives, it is no longer clear whether anything was ever outside of it to begin with.