Timedistortion Stories

Thornwick is the kind of town where everyone smiles. And everyone lies. When Maya moves from London to a quiet Yorkshire town, she expects boredom. Not reality breaking. Not time freezing. Not cracks in the air that only she can see. But she's not alone. Three other students are seeing it too - the pause, the distortion, the wrongness spreading through Thornwick. And the more they look, the wider the cracks become. Because something is waiting in the hollow between seconds. And it's been waiting for someone who can see.

In 1961, three curious friends-Elliot, Riley, and Henry-set out to uncover the truth behind the terrifying rumor whispered through their school: a witch who eats children... in her soup. What starts as a daring, mischievous adventure behind the school quickly turns into something far stranger and more dangerous than they ever imagined. On their way back from searching for the witch, the trio discovers a massive, hidden tree towering above them, with an opening just wide enough to squeeze through. Inside, they find a wand unlike anything they've ever seen. Excited and unaware of its true owner, they pocket it-but when they leave, a golden, magical note appears, its words harsh and uncompromising: return the wand, or the witch will use them as seasoning for her soup. Determined to survive, the friends follow a trail of centuries-old poems left by a 1500s poet for travelers like them, leading them on a journey to the witch's castle. Along the way, they encounter puzzles, eerie forests, and the creeping sense that time itself behaves strangely-their six-day adventure in the magical world passes in just six hours back home. When Riley and Henry are captured and slowly turned into golden dust for a witches soup, Elliot must confront his deepest fears. Alone and desperate, he has to overcome his shy nature and take on the darkness of the forest by himself. A Poet's Footprints is a darkly whimsical, middle-grade fantasy that combines folktale horror, magical adventure, and the timeless power of loyalty and bravery. With vivid imagery, clever riddles, and a hauntingly magical world, it's a story that will linger long after the last page.

Volunteering at the psychiatric center was supposed to be simple. Quiet. Forgettable. But when Jungkook finds a room that isn't on the map-and a boy inside who plays broken melodies and speaks like he's lived this all before-something begins to shift. Time folds in on itself, dreams blur with memory, and the more Jungkook returns, the more he starts to wonder if he's remembering a life he never lived. Or if he's already lost it.

What would you do if a message from your future self showed up on your phone? Elias Moore never expected his college years to unravel in such a terrifying way. When he receives an unsettling text from his own number-"Don't trust me. I'm you."-he brushes it off as a joke, but something about it feels wrong. As strange events unfold around him, Elias finds himself drawn into a mystery that threatens not only his sanity but the fabric of time itself. With the help of his friends, Elias uncovers an ancient, hidden device deep beneath the college campus-The Time-Lock. But their discovery unlocks something far darker than they ever imagined: a broken timeline, a reality bent out of shape, and a voice from the past warning them they're already trapped in a loop. Now, as they spiral deeper into the chaos, they must confront the truth: Time isn't just broken-it's hunting them. Project 1999: The Loop Begins is a dark, mind-bending thriller that will keep you guessing until the very last page. Will they escape the loop, or will time trap them forever?

Six years ago, Angela Owens walked into the cursed grounds of Graven Fern - a place whispered about in ghost stories and forgotten maps. She never came back. Now, her brother Elias receives a strange gift: a watch he carved his sister's initials into, one that should have vanished with her. Left under his pillow like a dare from the past. But this isn't just a watch. It doesn't tell time. It points - to what you want most. And it's pointing to Graven Fern. As Elias enters a garden twisted by memory and myth, he realizes he's playing by rules not written for the living. In this place, time doesn't move forward. It lures. It consumes. And Angela? She didn't just get lost... She chose to stay. A story of obsession, guilt, and the price of wanting, Where the Watch Points is a ghost-rooted descent into a world where not even your name belongs to you - and family is the one thing the Garden craves most.

"Time doesn't rewind. Memories don't change. At least, that's what he thought." One night, a man falls asleep on a deserted beach, haunted by the weight of his past. But when he wakes up, the sand beneath him is gone. The sky, the waves, the vast emptiness-all replaced by an unfamiliar room, white walls suffocating him like a prison. Confused and paralyzed, he tries to move, but his body refuses to obey. Panic surges through his veins. Then his gaze lands on the alarm clock. 08:53. 11/04/1992. The date shouldn't be possible. It shouldn't exist. Because this day-this exact day-was the one that changed everything. Now, trapped between memory and reality, he must face a past he thought was long buried. Some memories should remain forgotten. But what happens when they come back to life?

SELF PUBLISHED. BUY NOW ON AMAZON https://a.co/d/hPXh35A What if you could read tomorrow's events today? When Ethan Carter, a skeptical freelance journalist, stumbles upon an old, leather-bound diary hidden in his attic, he thinks it's nothing more than an heirloom from his late grandmother. But when the pages start filling themselves with entries-describing his future in unsettling detail-Ethan's world tilts into nightmare territory. At first, the diary seems harmless, even helpful. It predicts small events: a spilled coffee, a forgotten phone call. But as Ethan follows its entries, the predictions grow darker... and deadlier. Each page drags him deeper into a chilling reality where time bends, shadows move when they shouldn't, and a sinister entity watches from the corners of his vision. When a cryptic stranger warns him to burn the book before it's too late, Ethan hesitates. The more he reads, the harder it is to stop. His best friend Harper tries to pull him back, but when the diary predicts her death, she begins to fear him as much as the book itself. Now, Ethan is trapped in a horrifying paradox-does he obey the diary and risk becoming its pawn, or defy it and face the unknown consequences? As the final entry begins to write itself, one truth becomes clear: The story was never his to tell. He was always part of it. Fans of The Silent Patient and The House of Leaves will be riveted by this psychological thriller infused with supernatural horror. Can you trust your own fate when it's already written?

In the 31st century, when the Artificial Lifeforms, and AIs began malfunctioning, the Artificial World Management Intelligence required a mend. But the worldwide attack of a disorder, CMOD, at this very time period could not have been a coincidence, could it have? After being put to an inactive state, by the time Nile wakes up, he is already selected to bear witness to the apocalypse, i.e., the world's end. Can such a disaster be prevented? Surely not, as long as one does not have control over different lifespans...

When a teenage boy is moving his recently divorced mothers things out of his childhood home, he discovers a room hidden away behind closed doors. An old bedroom, resembling that of a child. Atop the dresser is an old dial phone, sitting in front of a large wall mirror. With bloody handprints on the drywall, and scratches on the floor by the bed. This is a story I am writing for fun, and to see if writing could possibly become a career path in the future. So please don't be too negative on the story, as I'm only new to writing on Wattpad. Uploads will more than likely be irregular. As I'm doing middle school full time, as well as extracurriculars and just life in general. BTW, I like writing with lots of twists and emotive language, so if you cry I will take that as a compliment. Some content may not be PG though I'm still in the early writing stages, and without an editor.

"The literal meaning of life is whatever you're doing that prevents you from killing yourself." ― Albert Camus "Azumi, what is that sin you are referring to?", Chifuyu toned down. "Just merely existing. Because I happened, people had faced so many misfortune", her voice broke. The blonde had an angered expression on his face. He wanted to go on a rampage as he wondered how much her household broke her to even think that merely existing was a sin. He led Azumi's head to lean on his chest. "You're injured", the girl raised her head and showed concern for the lad's welfare. "I just got some scratches. Look at you, wipe your face. Taka-san and the others might arrive soon", the blonde tried to lighten the mood. Azumi gave a soft punch to Chifuyu's chest and whined about having to bring Mitsuya into the conversation. "Even if this is uncalled for, I had always wished for Baji-san to find forgiveness. I know for sure that Mikey already put it behind him and is genuinely a friend to Baji-san regardless of the past. I want him to know that he's forgiven and I hope he knows it's time to forgive himself. Azumi, I hope for the same thing for you", the blonde said and wondered why he couldn't hear anything from Azumi. Chifuyu opened his eyes and saw Azumi's tears falling like a droplet of rain. She doesn't make any sound when she cries. Credits: Ken Ryuji (Tokyo Revenger Creator) and Photos used

Expansions untouched by time or familiarity-- a world where architecture expands endlessly, burying both memories and a purpose. The narrator stumbles through numerous boundless, otherworldly expanses, their sense of self unraveling with each step. With no clear destination and whispers of evil drawing near, he must navigate a fragile reality where beauty and dread collide. In Threshold, each moment teeters between fleeting solace and creeping terror, as the line between life and something beyond begins to merge.

"Sometimes, the scariest part of flying isn't the height. It's not knowing where you'll land." Fredd never planned for anything unusual that afternoon. His house was buzzing with friends, boys, girls, even his longtime crush, Kate. It was meant to be just another hangout until a simple argument over hot air balloons sparked the start of something... unexplainable. Everyone insisted hot air balloons were nothing more than fiction, until Fredd, curious and bold, led them to his mysterious neighbor's backyard. The neighbor, a high-ranking army officer with more secrets than smiles, wasn't home. But his last-born son, Sam, a boy with a strange presence and eyes that never quite blinked-let them in. The six towering balloons weren't just for show. And against better judgment, against the girls' warnings, and with Sam's silent encouragement, the group climbed aboard. The sky welcomed them. The wind carried them. But when Fredd looked around mid-air, he realized something was wrong. Sam never joined them. Panic spread. The girls screamed. Fredd tried to lead. But even his sharpest thinking couldn't explain where they were or how they would get back. Because below them wasn't their neighborhood anymore. It was a field, endless, untouched, and hauntingly still. One old mansion stood at its center, the only sign of life... or something else. The balloons landed. The mansion beckoned. What began as a spontaneous ride becomes a terrifying journey into a place where time bends, unseen rules must be followed, and questions never find answers. How long can they survive in a place where no one is watching, yet everyone is controlled? And why did Sam let them go? Book cover credit [@dexter_io99]

Every time she blinks, something moves. And the moment she blinks again... it might be too late. At first, it's just small things-objects shifting when she looks away, time skipping between heartbeats. Then, a message appears on her laptop: "Don't blink. Watch carefully." Something is in the room. Watching. Waiting. And every time she blinks, it gets closer. Now, the screen shows only one word: "Blink." She can't hold her eyes open forever. But the moment she blinks... everything changes.

USS Kentucky was the last Iowa-Class Battleship to have its keel put down, it was sold for scrap in 1960 having had its bow chopped off and given to its older sister Wisconsin. She would then be scrapped later that year. In 1980, the Kirov is commissioned with the Soviet Navy. A proud symbol of Soviet Engineering and the first of 4 new Nuclear Powered Cruisers. The Soviets were proud of her but after a nasty accident with her reactors, the Russians didn't take care of her due to money reasons and scrapped her in 2021....well, that's how it all played out in our universe. How do these 2 bitter rivals from completely different eras meet? Much less fall in love? Well, stick around to find out.

In a world where timelines bend and memories fade, Wednesday Addams and Xavier Thorpe find themselves pulled back into the past-a second chance to rewrite their fate. But as the timeline begins to unravel, dark forces take shape in the shadows, threatening to erase everything they've built. Caspian Vale, a figure created to contain the chaos of time's fractures, is the key to their undoing. But Wednesday and Xavier won't let their love-or their memories-be erased. Together, they'll fight against the distortion, confront those who want to rewrite their story, and defy the very fabric of time itself. Bound by blood, memory, and defiance, they'll face the end of their world and the beginning of a new one-one they control.