Mysteryfiction Stories

One day Chrysos wakes up from her coma. They inform her that she is the new heiress of a multi-billion dollar inheritance from a family she doesn't know or have any relationship with. Mystery, love, death and power await her. She will have to fight through many obstacles because the rightful owners want their inheritance back. She used to be mentality unstable, living in a psychiatric hospital, now she is one of the richest billionaires on the continent. Will Chrysós be able to overcome all this?

❝𝗘𝗩𝗘𝗡 𝗜𝗙 𝗜 𝗦𝗖𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗠, 𝗠𝗬 𝗩𝗢𝗜𝗖𝗘 𝗪𝗢𝗡'𝗧 𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗖𝗛 - 𝗔 𝗕𝗥𝗢𝗞𝗘𝗡 𝗠𝗘𝗟𝗢𝗗𝗬 𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗜𝗗𝗘 𝗧𝗛𝗜𝗦 𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗟𝗘𝗦𝗦 𝗗𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗠❞ ━━━━━ (𝗬/𝗡) Yoisaki always found comfort in the soft hum of her computer fan and the quiet glow of her screen. Music was her language, her heartbeat, her only way of understanding the world. Her life revolved around composing songs that could heal, comfort, and reach those who were hurting-because she knew that kind of pain too well. Her world was small, quiet, and safe-until one night, during a late call with Ena, Mafuyu, and Mizuki, something strange happened. After their call ended, her monitor flickered. A website she didn't recognize appeared-its name unreadable, its colors distorted. The cursor moved on its own, dancing across the screen as if something alive was watching her. She tried to turn it off. She tried to pull away. But before she could even blink- The screen pulled her in. Now trapped in a world of rust, ruin, and chaos, (Y/N) must navigate the harsh lands of Gachiakuta, where survival depends not on kindness, but on strength. Yet even in this broken world, her music refuses to fall silent. With her mysterious Vital Instrument, a harp that can heal, defend, and fight, (Y/N) becomes an unexpected light among the darkness. Haunted by her past and driven by her compassion, she'll learn that even the softest melody can echo louder than any scream. But in a place where beauty is punished and kindness is a weapon- Will her music save others... or destroy her instead?

Five kids, one life changing carnival. Murderer game players and terrifying nights, all leads to what exactly? Romance? Death? Abuse? Nobody knows exactly what happened that night at the carnival, except for the six kids that were there, one of them now dead.

When Mayïa, a 19 year old girl who works at their fathers cafe, gets an amulet by a mysterious man. It was cursed, it gave her everything she wanted, but, it's not what it seems... After getting transported to a utopia, it was all an illusion. Will she escape and find her way back home, or will she get stuck in a brainwashing illusion?

A short story. An exhausted mother comes home to find her son playing by the street drain again. His explanation is too much to believe.

Johnny lives a peaceful, luxurious, and mind-numbingly boring life in a giant house near a tiny town called Bardok - with rich parents, a dog that doesn't bark, and a grandma who insists on telling horror stories right before bed (because of course, that's when you want to hear about people vanishing into the night). But one night - the full moon rises, clouds swallow the sky, the lights in Bardok go out, and the world falls silent. Not the peaceful kind of silence... the kind that means something is coming. The next morning, Johnny's parents are gone. Just... gone. Determined to find them, Johnny steps into a town transformed into a nightmare: empty streets, cold winds, thick shadows, and a mad spirit on the loose - hunting, snatching, and erasing every trace. And that old lady? She's no longer offering cookies. Only cryptic advice, mysterious warnings, and help that somehow leads to more danger. And Johnny keeps wondering: Why the hell am I still listening to her? To survive - and maybe save his parents - Johnny must journey through fear, secrets, and shadows. And along the way, he might just realize... those boring days he used to complain about? Maybe they weren't so bad after all. .P.S. Johnny's not exactly the silent type

Cloverwood School. A normal school with normal kids and normal teachers and normal classes. HAHAHAH!!! Yah right. And then there's the rebellion *sigh*. Fun right? Not at all. WARNING I WROTE THIS IN 5TH GRADE

As I looked closer, I realized each picture was empty. Pictures of corners of rooms, locations, and plain blank colors. Each setting was void of people except for one or two with the man who welcomed me into the home. He was in a few, smiling, arms up as if to hug people close to him, a happy smile painted on his face, arms settling at odd angles or set on someones shoulder, or on an object which seemed to have disappeared. I traced the frames with a finger, lifting it and realizing it was coated in a thick layer of dust. I had a strange urge to clear the whole frame of dust, but kept my hands to myself. A shoe heel tapped gently against the wood floors. I turned sharply to find the man, holding a tray with a tea kettle and two cups. "Tea?" He asked. "To settle the nerves. Someone who's lost must have a lot of...nerves." He watched my movements carefully, seeming to analyze each step I made. "Tea." I said. I looked back at the picture frame, then at him. I decided he was a man with a strange hobby and nothing more. But a kind man is a kind man, and no strange hobby could make a kind man a dangerous man. But, I noted quietly, perhaps several does. "Tea would be nice, thank you." I smiled at him and he returned it, seeming to mirror my mannerisms. Neither of us stepped forward. The floorboards creaked.

After Mr and Mrs Hart finally get to see their daughter Ophelia again, they make the decision to get Ophelia help in the form of counselling. Much to Benedicts's horror and Elijah's disinterest. After a large amount of trial and error and a few dozen traumatized Psychologists, the Hart family manage to find the perfect psychologist to take the job. Charlotte Stone is a gentle, kind natured and calm human, who seems relatively unamused by Ophelia's attempts to 'program' her. She quickly befriends the youngest Hart and earns her trust, forcing Elijah and Benedict to recognise her brilliance. But can this fragile woman allow Ophelia Hart the chance of normal life or will her past finally take all that's left of her one final time? © Phoebe Conrey

Gift and Curse.

Two Siamese Cats Solve a Murder Case

So, I know my fanfics, like most, are 'x reader'. But not this one. I know most people don't like the trope of adding in your own character, but let's hope I did a good job of it! Helena Bellerose is an elven character from 'The Arcana'. She is an OC, as well as Asra's apprentice. I've even made a story about her design if you'd like to go check that out before reading this fanfiction. If you are not particularly fond of the 'Character x OC' type of story, then might I suggest you go and read my other stories on here. I haven't finished all of the routes in Arcana yet, so I'm not 100% exact that I'll get their characters right, but I'll try my luck at it! Regardless of how you feel about the inclusion of OC's being in stories such as this one. I hope you find it enjoyable! Thank you for your patience, the story shall commence shortly... :)

Beneath the refined elegance of power lies a labyrinth of secrets, debts, and dangerous alliances. When a mysterious visitor arrives at Adrian's study, the quiet order of his life unravels. From whispered rumors in dimly lit rooms to confrontations in shadowed alleys, each encounter pulls him deeper into a web that could either define his legacy or destroy it. As past and present collide, The Patron must face a truth that refuses to stay buried - and decide how much of himself he's willing to sacrifice to keep it hidden.

When seventeen-year-old Emily moves into her estranged aunt's creepy old mansion, she thinks it'll be the perfect opportunity to finally get to know the family she never knew she had. But as strange events begin to occur and long-buried secrets come to light, Emily realizes that the mansion may be more dangerous than she ever could have imagined. As she struggles to uncover the truth about her family's past, Emily must also fight to survive the nightmarish forces that haunt the halls of the Dark House. This blurb (as well as the cover art and entire short story) was created entirely using AI technology!

Seventeen-year-old Grace Lincoln moves to Lake Hope, Wisconsin from San Diego, California. Grace's time in a small town is not all sunshine and rainbows though. She meets an obnoxious queen bee, a rude boy, and is confronted with a murder two weeks after her arrival. Now, she has to work with said rude boy to find the murderer. Can Grace crack the case before time runs out and she ends up the next victim? Will she fall in love as she searches for clues? Stay tuned for Grace Lincoln: Love and Murder. ~ ~ ~ Author's Note: To my knowledge, Lake Hope, Wisconsin is completely fictitious. If it is a real place, the two are not the same. All of the characters are original. However, there will be occasional celebrity mentions. I don't know any of the celebrities personally, so any comment from any of my characters about them may or may not be true. Therefore, please do not assume I know any of the celebrities and that anything said of them is true. Reader discretion is strongly advised. This story is PG-13+ (mentions of minor bullying, some romance, and, of course, murder). 1.) I'm against every kind of bullying. I won't tolerate any of the like on my page or within my chapters. Sadly, bullying is a real issue in many schools across America and even other countries. For authenticity purposes, some bullying is displayed. Due to many people who have experienced terrible bullying in school, it's only minor. IF any form of bullying in stories triggers anyone, please do not read this work. I don't want any of my readers to relive the painful memories and have to restart their healing process. You are all beautiful and strong, and I stand with you! 2.) Murder is morally and ethically wrong and illegal. No way, shape, or form is it okay. If murder scenes make you queasy/uncomfortable, my book is not for you.

Elizabeth is desperate to play the piano at the end of the school concert, but only one student can be chosen. her rival Arabella is very good so Elizabeth spends every walking minute practicing. but exams are looming and piano practices leave Elizabeth with no time to revise. will the naughtiest girl have to stay is first form another year.

'A sharp, scary, gorgeously evocative tale of love, art and obsession' Paula Hawkin. The Doll Factory, the debut novel by Elizabeth Macneal, is an intoxicating story of art, obsession and possession.

The Dominant Motive is the first novel in the Alex Goldfinger mystery series written by Jack D. Kelly. Alex Goldfinger is an office manager/private investigator-in-training that inherits her boss's private investigation firm. Overnight she goes from office manager to private investigator. Alex's first solo case is to locate a man suspected of killing his wife twenty years earlier.

No one robs the Louvre and lives to tell the tale. But Evan isn't after jewels. He's after answers. Years ago, his father vanished after being accused of stealing a priceless gem from the Louvre , a crime he didn't commit. Now, nineteen and burning for truth, Evan returns to France with one plan: break into the same museum that destroyed his family's name. But he can't do it alone. A hacker who laughs in binary. A prodigy with secrets of her own. A fighter with something to prove. A charmer who can talk past any person. Five students. One impossible plan. What they steal will change everything , because the crown isn't the only thing that was hidden. And somewhere inside those glass walls, someone is waiting for Evan to find them.