Objecthorror mga kuwento

In a forest grown fat with sugar and secrets, a long-forgotten tale sours into something dark and sticky. Years ago, Hansel and Gretel didn't merely escape the candy witch - they devoured her. And with every bite, they inherited her hunger, her home, and the lingering curse that came with it. Now transformed into living objects - Hansel, a jagged bread knife with a rusted edge, and Gretel, a cracked porcelain teacup with syrup-stained glaze - the siblings have become predators, luring innocent object-folk into their confectionery cottage with promises of comfort and belonging. None ever leave whole. When Marzipan, a delicate ballerina music box, awakens in the ruins of a forgotten bakery, she sets out to find where she belongs. Her melody is soft, but it carries - and it calls to dark things in the woods. Drawn into the siblings' web of sugar and lies, Marzipan must navigate a world of sentient sweets, sinister toys, and cursed confections, discovering that survival sometimes means choosing who you become - and who you're willing to consume. A candy-coated horror-fable wrapped in whimsy and dread, The Gingerbite Heirs is a tale of hunger, memory, and the cost of getting what you wished for.

Everything was going good, season three of inanimate insanity is going on, OJ came back to the hotel but...something happened....the objects didn't have normal food, the hotel ran out of food a while ago. Microphone went to test tubes lab to look for an emergency stash and found something she thought was edible. The whole hotel ate the little food. Their hunger wasn't satisfied.....They were craving for more....None of the food objects are safe....Not even taco...Not anyone. ((FYI this is my first acual book so don't expect the writing to be good lmao))

At the end of the day, what happens when you take love... too far, what happens when you do so much, it makes things worse for everyone TW: Murder, A lot of Murder, Self Termination, and much more Edit 1: OMGA, NUMBER 1 LESS GOOOOOOOOOO

What if luck wasn't a blessing but a curse that isolates you from everything you truly value? Edward "Luckless" Lockless has spent decades as the university's janitor, beloved by everyone despite his legendary bad luck. When colleagues surprise him with an expensive metal detector for his birthday as an ironic joke he laughs. But finding a mysterious carved meteorite changes everything. Suddenly, Edward's luck transforms dramatically-money flows, opportunities appear, and he acquires wealth beyond his wildest dreams. Yet with each stroke of fortune, he loses something far more precious: the genuine connections and love that once made his life meaningful. As his former best friend Professor Taho Stormluck becomes obsessed with claiming the artifact as rightfully belonging to his people, Edward must confront a terrible truth-some gifts come with a price too heavy to bear. An exploration of fate, friendship, and the true nature of fortune that asks: Is it better to be burdened by luck?