Psychologicaltorment Stories

"If God was a villain, He'd be me." When Frank Iero sees a beautiful Gothic house encompassed between hills and valleys go for Sale, he buys it for him and his husband, Gerard Way, to live in. A steal. Perfect, so they thought. When they begin to notice strange things happening, questions open up. They begin to ask if they're really sharing their home with paranormal beings, or if the whole concept is just a figment of their imaginations. How can one tell, anyway? Completed ~ 9679 words

Deep beneath the earth, something ancient and malevolent stirs. When Lee-Anne and her husband Geoffrey become trapped in an abandoned mine, they uncover horrors beyond imagination-an entity that feeds on lost souls and bends reality to its will. As Lee-Anne fights to save Geoffrey from possession, she unknowingly awakens forces that refuse to stay buried. Years later, just as they begin to rebuild their lives, a chilling phone call shatters their fragile peace. The mine never forgets. And it's not done with them yet. A Joint story wrote by my Fiance and I.

"When someone is constantly exposed to evil, they too will start doing bad things." In the age of bell bottoms and roller discos, the only thing on Frank Iero's mind is cigarettes and books. But that soon changes when his mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. They say that people make an entrance in our life when you need them most. The same can be said for Frank when he meets a young priest by the name of Gerard Way. But there's something incredibly strange and uncanny about Gerard. Will Frank figure it out before it's too late? Completed ~ 13,816 words

"If one cannot understand his consequences, he cannot see himself as evil." Detective Gerard Way is investigating the murder of a young woman in New York, 1987. As the most insightful and resourceful detective in his field, his lack of leads and stable evidence frustrates him. Until he encounters a familiar figure from a past murder case, an intelligent and passionate criminal psychologist named Frank Iero. As a detective, Gerard is required to be suspicious, so much so that he is limited in human connections and empathetic abilities. The more uncanny events get, the more he realises how redundant trust is and why he swore off love so early on. People are not what they say they are and the supposed culprit's thirst for blood isn't quite satiated yet.