Hauntedhousevibes Stories

When Sloane Mercer accepts a live-in housekeeping job in a lavish, isolated home, she believes she's found a way out of her past-and off the streets for good. The pay is generous. The rules are simple. And the attic room, though small, is hers alone. Until the house begins to whisper. Strange noises echo above the attic. A child knows things she shouldn't. A silent groundskeeper issues warnings without explanations. And behind the polished smiles of the family she serves, Sloane senses a carefully protected secret-one that lives just beyond a hidden door. As her curiosity deepens and a dangerous attraction begins to form, Sloane realizes she wasn't hired by accident. The house didn't just choose her to clean its rooms. It chose her to keep its secrets. Dark, atmospheric, and relentlessly suspenseful, The Woman Upstairs is a psychological thriller where trust is a weapon, silence is survival, and the most dangerous place in the house is the one no one talks about.

When a restless insomniac buys a secondhand bed, they expect squeaky springs and maybe a faint smell of old perfume not a telepathic, sarcastic ghost named Lazarus with a century-old grudge and an appetite for nightmares. What begins as absurd banter between human and haunted furniture spirals into a delirious, unhinged descent through dreamscapes, burning hallways and a room full of breathing beds that laugh, whisper, and cry. Told in a breakneck that bends reality and the rules of horror... this story is equal parts terrifying and darkly comedic, the kind of ride that makes you laugh then realize you shouldn't have. And by the time you figure out the truth about Lazarus, the other you and what "onboarding" really means... you'll already be lying in your own haunted bed, wondering if that ok was just the frame or something breat