Thirty Years ago, Tragedy struck. People called it the 'Twin Mystery'. Twins went off to college in 1987, but they never got along, in fact, the only thing they had in common, was their love of sororities. Both girls joined separate sororities Delta Zeta Alpha and Kappa Kappa Psi. All was going well, until both girls died in freak accidents on the same night. Thirty years later a new group of girls attend the college and lead the two rival sororities. Everything seems perfect, that is, until one by one, pledges from both sororities start to die. Spencer Hastings a smart, charismatic and witty teen, goes off to college, excited for new beginnings. Her roomate Cece Drake convinces her to join a sorority. Reluctant, she joins the sorority and that's when the murders begin. Friendships get destroyed and loyalties are tested. Can Spencer use her witts and charms to unmask the killer or will she and the head sorority leaders meet face to face with death? Read to find out.

At just 6 years old, Eleanor Winchester knew all about the things that go bump in the night, despite her older brother's efforts to keep her away from it all. Now with John missing and Sam away to college, it was just her and Dean. Things were never easy but now she starts acting weird all of a sudden and her brother tries his best to find out the reason. Did something bad happen? If so, will Dean find out in time? 1 in Dean Winchester (5.02.2026) 1 in SpnFanfiction (11.02.2026) 1 in JohnWinchester (21.03.2026)

Lena Morales starts receiving anonymous messages predicting events in her life before they happen. At first, the messages save her, then she realizes something horrifying: The only way someone could predict these events...is if they caused them. And he has one rule: She is his. She just doesn't know it yet.

Trigger Warning Graphic violence and murder are depicted in detail. This chapter (and the entire story) contains explicit descriptions of killing. If you are sensitive to such content, please skip this story. In 1973 Brooklyn, a quiet, anxious teenager makes a choice that changes everything. What begins as a solution to fear turns into something darker, colder, and harder to stop. Told in an unflinching first-person voice, A Killer's Way is a brutal, intimate look at violence, justification, and the lies we tell ourselves to sleep at night. This isn't a story about justice. It's about why.