Black Coffee

Midnight, 1950s. A small-town diner glows against the dark, neon humming, coffee steaming. Kat, the young waitress, works the graveyard shift, pouring cup after cup for strangers who never quite belong.

But the Midnight Café is not an ordinary stop on the road. Every customer brings a story with them, stories of highways that never end, shadows that follow too closely, ghosts that wait for you to blink. Some are confessions. Some are hauntings. Some are judgments.

Kat listens, half-waitress, half-confessor, never sure if she's serving the living or the dead. And as the nights stretch on, she begins to wonder if the diner itself is a crossroads between this world and the next.

Black Coffee is a literary horror serial where every chapter begins with an order and ends with a silence you cannot shake.

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