Psycho-horror قصص

i used to think i was the only one in my head. some part of me has been awake this whole time. it just wasn't me. 𝒯𝒲: ⚠️ graphic violence, psychological horror, blood/injury detail, mentions of child abuse. ⚠️ don't trust the narrator ̶s̶h̶e̶ ̶d̶o̶e̶s̶n̶t̶ ̶e̶i̶t̶h̶e̶r̶ (THE ENTIRE BOOK IS MADE FROM PURE IMAGINATION) © all rights reserved. do not copy, translate, or repost without permission.

Publish every Saturday! everything thing in this story is fictional and totally made up same for the geography used here. This story takes place in the forest of Champawat, the smallest district of Uttarakhand. The Nilgiri forest is one of the most beautiful in India; its flora and fauna are often compared to heaven itself. The world adores its beauty-until night falls. One should always remember that darkness exists alongside light. This forest is the perfect example. Before the first rays of dawn hit the earth, the woods remain pitch black-as dark and foreboding as the ocean at night. The forest is famous not only for its beauty but also for something dark, horrific, and... paranormal. Mr. Vash is a brilliant detective, a black belt in Karate and Taekwondo, a master of katanas, and a world-class sniper. However, his heart is heavy with guilt over what happened to his former team. Can he solve the mystery behind the forest, or will he be swallowed by the terrific darkness?

TO GET A CONFESSION -- COMING SOON TO A THEATRE NEAR YOU *based on the Reykjavik Confessions* Three missing people. Three murders. Three killers. Detectives Rodgers and Charbonneau were tasked with finding the ones responsible and arresting them, including getting their confessions. The three in question were meerly teenagers. Two high school students with average homelives and one homeless fifth-grade dropout. Hardly the kind of people you would expect to commit such a heinous crime, but the unexpected is often the reality when it comes to serial killings. The three were in custody. All the detectives needed now were their confessions.

Short tales in less than 200 words, long enough to make your flesh creep, blood curl and reimagine the way you see the world. Each story contains a horrific tale with a deep message which portrays the society at large. Each story is written by Manisangh Sharma and is subject to copyright.

"I've seen worse... on TV." You were driving on an empty road. Another dead-end road, narrow, sharp lanes, fallen trees, rocks. You practically had to drag the fallen trees in the middle of the road and pick up the rocks. You walked back to your car, hopped on the driver seat, and drove. To where? You don't know exactly. You just wanted to leave your place behind. A TV on the side of the road can be seen from your outside window. You stopped the car, parked right in front of the TV, and jumped out of your car, looking at the TV. You just wanted a good look at it. It was too enchanting to take your eyes away from. But you got too close.

Oliver has always been misunderstood. Cody has never been taken seriously. When their partners break up with them in the new year, Oliver and Cody find themselves lost and try to work on themselves, taking a break from relationships. After discovering that they live and work across the road from each other, Oliver and Cody decide to carpool and bond over drive-thru coffee and conversation. A story of two people in a shared carpool and a budding friendship, but will it lead to more? Book Cover by Jamie Williams Their Twitter Account: J_W_Animation

All characters belong to me. This is something I wrote for my English class years ago, I'm sorry for any spelling or grammatical errors I've made. I was like, 16 when I wrote this short story. Forgive me Basically it's about a girl who loses her mind, kills everyone and then tries bringing her lover back from the dead. Things go horribly and yeah, it's better if you just read it.

The Rotten Man is a short story written by Gaurav Gurung. The story is painted with vivid imagery and striking thought sequence that fully engages the reader. The Rotten Man is a psycho-horror short story about a college student whose day is conflicted with numerous instances. Hope you enjoy

Evolutionary promises were brought to the world; the world descended into madness instead. Dr. Isla Hart helped create the Cerebrus virus-a test neural enhancer intended to unleash human potential. Some failure was achieved. Rather than open minds, the virus ravaged them by linking all the infected into a ravenous hive mind. The outcome was the breakdown of society as Isla cowers in fear of her monster. He is joined by her in this mission by Nate Carter, a widowed firefighter who has lost everything and now has nothing left to lose. Isla will have to work out how to defeat the virus before humanity can be taken into it. However, while scouring the city for the location of the cryptic signal coming from the ruins, they learn something far worse: evolution is taking place in the hive mind. The infected are coalescing, they are evolving.they are stalking. With time growing short and an ever more turbulent world losing what little order it had, Isla is presented with the impossible decision-to annihilate the virus no matter the cost or risk everything to rescue those still held within it. For in a world where your thoughts are not your own, madness may be the only survival.

A writing assignment lol. Basically what I imagine happened before the events in "The Monkey's Paw" by W. W. Jacobs. C. None of the characters belong to me except Cyrus Reuben and the name of the fakir, Nehemiah Price.

"Hello? Can anyone here hear me? Hello...?" "Please, come back..." "I don't want to be alone! Please..." ---------------------------- Welcome back to your world, corn: https://www.wattpad.com/story/155664387-the-stupid-adventure-of-corn-and-friends