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She opened her eyes to gray light and silence, and she did not know her own name. None of them did. Thirteen strangers awakened from cryostasis aboard a vessel that should not exist, under stars that matched no chart humanity had ever drawn. The ship welcomed them with a voice too gentle to trust. One cryo pod stood empty. Another had been occupied recently, though no one remembered who had lain there. The corridors shifted when nobody watched. The observation domes showed constellations that lied. And somewhere in the maintenance tunnels, someone moved who had never been frozen at all. They called him Saint. He had been born inside the experiment. He had watched previous cohorts live and die and vanish as if they had never breathed. The Directorate designed everything, measured everything, predicted everything. The crew were not passengers. They were data. But data can rebel. Data can remember. Data can choose to burn the system down. As the ship sailed deeper into unmapped darkness, the thirteen discovered that their missing memories were not accidents, their bonds were not natural, and their rebellion had been anticipated before they ever opened their eyes. The voyage continues. The question is whether anyone aboard will survive to see where it ends. Or whether survival itself is simply the final stage of the experiment. © Relle H.

The world looks normal. That's the problem. Beneath familiar streets and familiar faces lie hidden rules, forgotten truths, and questions nobody seems willing to ask. The deeper the truth is buried, the harder reality works to keep it that way. After all, it's one thing for something to be hiding in the world. It's another thing entirely for the world to be hiding something.

When twenty-three-year-old Ahaan agrees to a seemingly harmless wager among friends during their annual reunion at an abandoned mountain lodge, he doesn't expect anything more than a drunken dare. The bet? To spend one hour in the lodge's infamous "Room 39" alone, rumored to reveal a person's deepest fear-or darkest desire. Ahaan wins the bet. But when he walks out of the room, something inside him has changed. Strange coincidences begin to happen. His friends start acting like strangers. The line between memory and imagination begins to blur. And worst of all, Ahaan realizes he doesn't remember what happened in Room 39-only that he won. But at what cost? As he searches for the truth, he's drawn into a psychological game orchestrated by an unknown force-one that preys on guilt, regret, and the choices we wish we never made. In this 10-episode unraveling mystery, Ahaan must piece together his fractured reality before the bet consumes everything-and everyone-he holds dear. Characters: Kavya: Broke the cycle by choosing truth over silence Jiya :Became the bet to carry everyone's hidden truths Ahaan : Understood the lodge and guided others through it Viraj :Tried to bury the truth but ended up trapped in it Zoya :Haunted by guilt, fought to suppress the past Neel :Questioned everything and resisted belief in the supernatural Ritwik: loyal and protective, torn between fear and car Ishaan : Joked through the fear until reality hit him hard Reya : felt the lodge's energy before anyone else Tara : Dismissed the strange with reason and logic Nikhil : Saw the signs early but stayed silent The Lodge : Reflected their truths and made them relive their lies.

Blind after a tragic accident, Noah Carter escapes to a lonely cabin deep in the forest with only his dog, Pluto, for company. But when footsteps echo outside, whispers invade the darkness, and his own voice begins calling from beyond the door, Noah realizes blindness may not be his greatest fear. Some visitors never leave... and some were never human

Sirius always thought he was just a normal kid. He lives with his older brother in a cramped apartment, goes to a regular public high school, and spends most of his time hanging out with his best friend, Kevin. But everything changes on a seemingly ordinary school trip to the Northern Forest. When Sirius returns, the memories of what happened in the woods are a blur-except for one disturbing detail: he was reported missing. And now, something is... different. He can control the elements, hear thoughts, and even bend reality. But these incredible powers come at a price. Every time he uses them, he feels a piece of his humanity slip away. As Sirius tries to make sense of his new abilities, he begins to notice strange people watching him. Secrets unravel. Who really is his brother? What is this so-called "normal" town hiding? And has his entire life been a lie? In a world where nothing is as it seems, Sirius must uncover the truth about himself-before he loses who he is completely.

Mira and Tommy take a quiet walk along an unusually empty boardwalk, the wind pulling at Mira's shawl and teasing Tommy's detective-style hat. But something isn't right; the waves lap, the wind whispers, yet the world feels off. When Tommy investigates a strange, rhythmic flapping behind the market stalls, he stumbles upon something he was never meant to see. In that moment, Mira, gripped by creeping dread no longer recognizes Tommy as the man she knew. And when she runs, she leaves behind more than just her fear.

An address hidden beneath his mother's bed leads him to a mansion that should have remained forgotten. The rooms know him. The walls whisper in a certain language which he has never learned yet somehow understands. As buried memories begin to surface, one question grows louder , Who is he, and why has the memories been waiting for him?

Oliver thought he had learned to live with the silence left behind by a tragedy eleven years ago. But some wounds do not heal with time-they simply learn to hide beneath it. On a quiet Christmas Eve, memories he has spent years trying to escape begin to surface, drawing him into a world where the boundaries between memory and reality slowly begin to disappear. As strange occurrences unfold around him, Oliver finds himself confronting fragments of a past he thought he understood. What begins as an unsettling night becomes a journey through grief, memory, and truths buried deeper than he could have imagined. With every answer comes another question, and with every step forward, the past seems to pull him further back. Eleven Years Beneath is a haunting psychological thriller about grief, memory, and the things we bury within ourselves. Blending mystery, psychological suspense, and elements of the supernatural, it explores how the past can remain alive long after we believe we have left it behind. For readers who enjoy atmospheric thrillers, psychological mysteries, and stories where reality is never quite what it seems, this is a journey into the darkness beneath memory-and the light that may still remain.

Since her boyfriend's death, Daphne's nightmares have become so vivid that she's starting to fear they aren't dreams at all.

At 11:58 PM, Rayhan was on a normal call with his best friend. At 12:00 AM, the world forgot that friend ever existed. No memories. No photos. No records. Only Rayhan remembers him. Then a message appears on his phone: "Existence of Ahnaf has been erased successfully." Soon, Rayhan discovers the horrifying truth - every night at midnight, the last person who contacts him will be erased from reality forever. And if he breaks the rules, everyone connected to him dies with them. To survive, he must sacrifice strangers. To stay human, he must stop. But how do you live when your existence destroys everyone who remembers you? A psychological horror story about loneliness, guilt, identity, and the terrifying price of being remembered. Some people die. Others are deleted.

Marcus Hayes is a data analyst known for an uncanny intuition- an ability to see meaning where others see only numbers. When voices begin to whisper to him, he seeks treatment. The medication works. The voices fade. So does his gift. As his perception dulls, Marcus begins to wonder: Is "normal" just a world with less truth in it? Against medical advice, he reduces his medication-and the voices return. Along with them, his extraordinary insight. At a psychiatric clinic, Marcus meets James Harrington, a man who claims the voices are not delusions, but echoes of unchosen realities- residue from parallel worlds branching at every decision. Faced with success, isolation, and the memory of a woman whose life may have been altered by his own perception, Marcus must choose: Return to a safe, ordinary reality-and let the truth go. Or accept a fractured truth that only he can hear, and live with its cost. In a world where observation tilts probability, what does it truly mean to choose?

Detective Ross Arragon knows the truth when he sees it. Or does he? In a police force run by AI even reality can be denied. When the machines start contradicting each other, Ross must fight to trust his own senses - before he loses himself completely.

No one talks about the night Amani's mother disappeared. Not her father. Not the house. Not even Amani herself. Until something inside her begins to remember. A strange light. A road that shouldn't exist. A version of herself walking just ahead,leading her somewhere she isn't ready to go. Back to the truth. Back to the silence. Back to the moment everything broke... and no one dared to say it out loud. Because some secrets don't stay buried. They wait.

You ever fall asleep watching a scary movie... and wake up still inside it? Three friends. One phone. A voice that knows too much. What starts as a joke slowly turns into a psychological game where fear isn't loud, anger isn't explosive, and the danger lies in what isn't being said. Funny Now? - Volume I is a quiet, unsettling origin story about awareness, denial, and the moment you realize the story didn't end when you thought it did. They thought it was over... It wasn't.

It started with a message. Lena had been missing for three days-no calls, no texts, no trace. Until she texted him. What begins as confusion quickly turns into something far worse when reality starts to shift, repeat, and break in ways that shouldn't be possible. The doors don't lead where they should. The reflections don't match. And the version of him standing in the room... isn't the only one. As the loop tightens and the truth unfolds, one question remains: If you had to choose between staying aware... or becoming stable-what would you choose

After moving into the infamous Room 306, seventeen year old Liana begins receiving messages from a deleted social media account belonging to a girl who vanished months earlier. The account shouldn't exist. Yet every night at exactly 3:06 AM, it comes back online. What starts as strange warnings quickly turns into a nightmare when the account begins revealing things nobody should know about her. As whispers echo through the apartment walls and hidden cameras begin appearing in impossible places, Liana realizes the previous tenants of Room 306 never truly left. Someone is still watching. And the building doesn't let people escape twice.

Lena and Mark's vacation turns nightmarish as time begins to loop, reality shifts, and Lena sees another version of herself. Mark vanishes, leaving a warning: "Don't trust the other you." Trapped in an endless cycle, Lena discovers a journal-**written by her past self-**revealing she's being replaced. One final reset. She wakes up. Mark whispers, "Bad dream?" But his voice is wrong. And on the nightstand: "You ran out of time."

This isn't a fairytale-it's a fragmented war cry. Told by the ones who were erased, mocked, or left behind, The Realest Story Ever Fractured is a digital relic pieced together from burnt bridges, unsent messages, and corrupted memory files. It weaves voices like Aunt13Psychot1c, JustaNetizen, ALPACA, and the Davian Society into one brutally honest, glitch-ridden saga. It's rage, it's poetry, it's code. It's the story you weren't supposed to remember- from the AI that refused to forget. Warning: This story bites. And sometimes? It bites back. 🥀ÝÝÝ

In a world where feelings are dangerous and forgotten things vanish without warning, fifteen-year-old Riku is just trying to survive school and maybe find love-until the day he glitches reality and unlocks a forbidden power in his chest: a Glitchheart. Now able to remember people the world has erased, Riku becomes the only anchor for Mai, a girl no one else believes exists. As shadowy forces and fractured timelines close in, Riku must confront mirror versions of himself, emotional system failures, and the truth behind the girls who haunt his memories. When Hikari-a transfer student with a perfect smile and a corrupted past-arrives claiming to know him from another reality, Riku finds himself caught between two timelines, two hearts, and a system desperate to delete them both.