A Walk through the Woods
- Reads 51
- Votes 1
- Parts 7
Mully found herself and brushed of the natural green leaves of her pale blue overalls the sky begins to darken. In need of shelter for the night she stumbled across some fallen tree branches coming across a dark yellow house.
All Rights Reserved
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
Safe (BillDip)
His eyes snapped open, greeted by a bright light and a pounding head. His confusion turned to panic he realized he had no idea where he was. (This is kinda based off Cloverfield Lane)Complete
Rolliphs'
As the leaves of autumn painted the ground in hues of gold, a father and son drove along a road stretching far away from the city under a rainy sky. Their destination was a large, dilapidated house hidden deep within the forest, an inheritance passed down through their family. For now, this battered mansion was their best, if not only, option. However, due to an unexpected work emergency, the father had to return to the city. Left alone in the grand house, Jack noticed a glimmer he had never seen before amidst the howling wind and the gentle patter of rain on one particular afternoon. Consumed by a sense of curiosity and mystery, Jack decided to follow the light. Unaware of what this sudden decision would bring.Complete
Intertwined
Blurb: The yellow that poured through the window, to what felt like minutes ago, vanished, turning the pale sky into a vicious dark purple-a color that pledged allegiance to the story Lyall told me. The trees just beyond the empty home added to the believability of werewolves and witches. At this hour, twenty or so minutes past twilight, creatures were undoubtedly lurking just beyond the fringe. My heartbeat started its obligatory panicked beating before settling when the most fierce and scariest of monsters opened his hand for mine to slip into.Complete
The Cabin
When I awoke from that wooden bed, there was a woman staring at me, the rocking chair she was sitting in rocking back in forth. Her gaze of me was sharp, a patient sharpness; a hunter's gaze. As I stood up from the creaking bed, I was able to see that I was in a cabin. The place was a dimly lit cabin, with giant candles surrounding all corners of the room, book shelves filled with countless books were on every wall, and lastly there were stairs leading to a second floor. The woman's gaze averted from me, as if she was released from a burden. On top of her lap sat a book that she started reading. the title of the book was "How To Knit A Sweater." The Woman was beautiful, her skin as white as snow, her hair long and dark. Her wrists wore leather wristbands with black skulls on them-
Fragment: The Color Out of Space
The first time I saw the color, I thought it was a sign that things were going to work out. How could I not see those vibrant purples and cobalt blues framed in a swirling aura of chimerical colors lighting up the rumbling midnight storm clouds as a bad thing? How was I to know then that this color composed of many, but still one, was an omen while the world around us burned? That it wasn't to be our rainbow from God signaling our salvation from the madness that consumed those outside our borders? That the hues I failed to recreate with my crayons and pencils on the floor of my brother's cabin would twist and corrupt everything bathed in its light?Complete
A Dream In The House
When Janet sets her travels to her Grandmother's, with her daughter, lily; With a plane of silent turbulence, Janet began to dose into sleep. Soon after, she awoke in a house of subtle, yet atmospheric displeasure; an omen, that would soon relinquish her ability to succumb, to the realities of her madness; and the madness of others, that were trapped, as well. This novelette features unsuspecting events, that would draw the reader unto that atmospheric displeasure.Complete
Let it Rain ☑
(A WATTPAD FEATURED STORY) she was winter eyes sparkling with cold he was summer presence blanketed with warmth she liked to rain with thundering pain he liked to drain the harness of every disdain she was destined to fall He was destined to rise when the drops of rain met the rays of the sun tinkering drizzle of water splattered with the hues of a brand-new tint. Let it Rain © Sumaiya Thaseen 2021Complete
Breaking point
After the battle with Bill, the Pines family and friends take a moment to relax thinking the war is finally over only to be hit with their guard down. When push comes to shove, dipper finds himself backed into a corner. His life or everyone he cares about. Out of options he makes the fatal deal with the dream demon. But what if by 'his life' bill meant something entirely different?Complete
The Elf
I sloshed through the rain,cursing at the noises I was making. A purple light whizzed through the air,hitting the tree to my left. I swerved to the right and slammed headfirst into a tree. Gods I hate this forest, my "HOME". I flipped up off the floor and started running again "You know we can't just let you leave,at least not alive",she responds.Complete
Bad~End~Night
When a Villager gets lost in the woods, she finds a letter directing her to a mansion. Upon arriving, the residents treat her with a banquet and a comfortable bed. But things are just to good to be true. Will she get a good end? Or will this be a Bad End Night?Complete
His eyes snapped open, greeted by a bright light and a pounding head. His confusion turned to panic he realized he had no idea where he was. (This is kinda based off Cloverfield Lane)
More detailsContent Guidelines