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perfectiondeception- Reads 74
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I wake up feeling dazed. I'm in a dimly lit white room; it looks like a gas station bathroom. Where am I? Three words written in blood stain the wall in front of me. DON'T WAKE UP Bradley, Sarah, and Thomas are the next targets. A clock sits on a tabel in front of me. It reads 2:00:00. I lean forward, and slam the SNOOZE button. Everything comes rushing back to me. ••• WORD COUNT: 999 Words ••• 12/22/17 - Placed #2 in Wattpad Mystery's "A Room With No View" Contest Thank you everyone and to @Mystery for all of your lovely support on my newest short horror story!- Reads 74
Aurialis- Reads 97
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Amy Trike has managed to involve herself in her biggest case yet. Will she manage to come out unscathed?+12 more- Reads 97
-BUUDA-- Reads 44
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Someone has to put a stop to these brutal murders. And that someone is Detective Jay Moore. The killer has trapped Moore, in a situation that seems almost impossible to get out of. Not willing to give up, Detective Moore decides to keep his wits and use his strong sense of survival to escape. He ultimately decides to do what needs to be done in order to serve justice on those who have been wronged. Even if it means being afraid of the dark. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [IMPORTANT INFORMATION] Writing Contest: "A Room With No View" Word Count: 994- Reads 44
literatureinfinity- Reads 12
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No escape route. A room, with no way out... This is my entry for a writing prompt contest for stories under 1000 words. Enjoy!- Reads 12
AquamarineOtaku- Reads 33
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On May 1st 1992, the Commissioner sent Detective Beaufort and Officer Invidia to finally catch the man that's been causing fear and terror in this peaceful town. The serial killer, Marlon Grant. The mission was simple, but who would've thought one simple change would turn the operation upside down... Word Count: 1000- Reads 33
DPhalt- Reads 198
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He played his pieces well, I'll give him that. Proper opening with five murders that looked like seemingly random suicides, followed by a apparent break in his defence that only led me into a dead end. Move after move. Kill after kill. He had his endgame planned out. Had. I found a flaw in his strategy. Now he is desperately moving pieces to trap me in a corner. He ended his turn. Now it's my move. November contest prompt Word count: 1000- Reads 198