Mentaldescent Stories

Zayn was always "too much" - too fat, too soft, too quiet. Bullied at school, betrayed by fake friends, taunted even at home. One breakdown changed everything... now they call him weak. But they don't know what it took to survive this long. This is Zayn's story. And he's done being silent.

LOVE IS A DRUG, MR. STALKER A psychological thriller by Kage He watches her. He knows her routines, her fears, her hunger. He kills-and leaves her gifts. Notes. Messages. She should be terrified. So why does she crave more? Hana is a dedicated investigator with a sharp mind and a locked heart. But when a series of brutal murders begin to orbit her life-each laced with a disturbingly personal touch-she realizes this is no ordinary case. The killer isn't after victims. He's after her. With every flower left at a crime scene, every bloodstained note slipped into her days, the line between hunter and hunted blurs. And then there's Kieran: elusive, watchful, and maybe-just maybe-the only one who truly sees her. What began as a search for justice is becoming a descent into something far darker. Far more intimate. She should run. She should resist. But love is a drug- and he knows exactly how to feed her addiction.

Mira thought moving to a new city would help her escape the ghosts of her past. But in her new apartment, strange whispers begin to seep through the walls, growing louder each night. At first, she brushes them off as her mind playing tricks-but when the whispers call her name and reveal secrets she's never told anyone, Mira realizes the building has a dark history of its own. Desperate to uncover the truth, she unearths the journal of a former tenant who, like her, heard the whispers before disappearing. As the voices grow more insistent, Mira is forced to confront the terrifying reality: there's no escaping the apartment, and the whispers may be the least of her fears.

What if your greatest fear was staring back at you... smiling? When Emily moves into a decaying flat above a forgotten antique shop, she doesn't expect her own reflection to betray her. At first, it's just a flicker-a wrongness in the glass, a shadow of a smile that isn't hers. But soon, the whispers begin. Soft. Relentless. Inescapable. As her reality fractures and those closest to her vanish without a trace, Emily is pulled into a nightmare where mirrors no longer reflect-they watch. They wait. They hunger. With the world around her descending into a twisted web of glass and stolen souls, Emily faces a horrifying choice: surrender to the darkness behind the glass or shatter the illusion before it consumes everything she is. The Reflection is a chilling psychological thriller that peers into the fragile edges of sanity-where the true horror lies not in what you see, but in what sees you.

He has no name. No roots. No home. Only an ability-a curse-that lets him step between worlds where versions of himself already exist. At first, he used it to escape. Then to control. And finally... to destroy. Each new dimension gave him another chance, another life to shape. But with every jump, he lost more of himself. Relationships became tools. Love turned into leverage. And the man who once sought meaning began erasing anyone who reflected the weakness he feared most-especially versions of himself. This is not a hero's story. It's the slow, intimate collapse of a mind breaking under the weight of power and guilt. As schizophrenia twists his reality and identity crumbles, he spirals deeper into obsession, violence, and a final act so horrifying, it echoes through every world he's touched. How many versions must die before there's nothing left?

Evan Langley has always preferred the quiet. In the quiet, things don't break. In the quiet, things stay beautiful. But silence is never empty. What begins as a fascination with preservation becomes something else entirely-a need to stop the world from rotting. Piece by piece. One still moment at a time. As the past bleeds into the present, Evan must confront what was done to him, what he's become, and the voice that's been with him all along. This is not a redemption story. This is not a confession. This is a tragedy.