Истории Psychologicalhorror

❝𝐈 𝐕𝐎𝐖𝐄𝐃 𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐘𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐓𝐎 𝐘𝐎𝐔.❞ ׂ╰┈➤ [ yandere! husband x fem! reader ] ➤ IN WHICH, a mafia husband grows more and more obsessed with his wife by the second, while she doubts and questions his love. What's he up to? Is he cheating on her? ▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰▰ タグ | 𝐓𝐀𝐆𝐒: yandere x reader male yandere x reader yandere husband x reader mafia psychological horror / thriller [ 𝐓𝐎𝐏 𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐊𝐒: ] #1 - Mafia Husband #1 - Yandere x Female Reader #1 - Yandere x Reader #1 - Reverse Harem x Reader #1 - Webtoon Inspired #1 - Psychological Horror #1 - Gang Leader #1 - Dark Love #1 - Gangs #1 - Manwha

Thrown away by the Zenin clan before he ever had a chance to matter, Ren awakens a system of eight impossible arts that lets him devour curses, forge weapons, command spirits, and break every chain. Satoru Gojo was meant to stand at the top. Sukuna was meant to be the nightmare at the end. Ren Zenin was never meant to exist. Now the timeline is breaking in this Jujutsu Kaisen AU.

"Death was not a shadow, nor a monster hiding in the dark; it was the inevitable presence that lingered at the edge of all things. It walked through battlefields and nursery rooms with the same steady step, touching kings and beggars alike with hands colder than time itself. No prayer could sway it, no wall could keep it out. Death was ancient, older than stars, and utterly impartial-an unblinking witness to the rise and fall of worlds, carrying each soul away with a quiet grace that was neither cruel nor kind, only certain."

Bella Swan was supposed to survive the night Edward Cullen left her alone in the woods. She didn't. Lost beneath the frozen canopy of the Olympic Forest, Bella succumbed to the bitter cold, her final breath disappearing into the winter air. By the time anyone came looking for her, there was nothing left to save... ...until Jason the Toymaker found her. An ancient being who walks the forgotten paths between worlds refused to let such a gentle soul fade into nothingness. Piece by piece, he stitched her back together. Bone became porcelain. Flesh became enchanted patchwork. Her broken heart was mended with threads of ancient magic. Bella Swan died that night. The world would come to know her as The Patchwork Doll. Now she roams the forests with her new family, protecting the lost, the abandoned, and the forgotten. The Cullens believed they were leaving Bella behind for her own good, but when they return to Forks months later, they discover a girl who no longer belongs to them. She belongs to the Toymaker. And the forest has no intention of giving her back. "You buried Bella Swan in the snow... Jason simply gave me a new life."

Henry Mills has always believed in fairy tales, but his twin sister never has. She believes in nightmares instead. For as long as Clara Mills has remembered, she has found herself running from the shadows that whisper her name, wait outside her bedroom door and they always seem to get closer. She's spent years trying to tell the difference between reality and illusion, but she knows one thing for certain that Regina Mills is her mother. When Henry brings their birth mother to Storybrooke, Clara's carefully built world begins to fall apart. As the town awakens and magic returns, so does the ancient darkness that has been waiting for Clara all along. *first person OC* Starts at the beginning of S1

​Love has rules. Lee just needs to learn them. ​Twenty-two-year-old Scarlett lived in a grey, lonely world until she found Lee. He is charming, perfect, and destined to be hers. But early in their romance, a fatal flaw emerges: Lee has the audacity to associate with other women. ​To Scarlett, these women aren't just friends and family they are obstacles standing in the way of a perfect union. And Scarlett is very good at removing obstacles. Now, the question isn't just whether their relationship can survive, but if Lee can learn his place before it's too late. Written by BlackieChan

The story is about me and my experience of something scary. And it's a true story.

June 28, 2017, was supposed to be the best day of Emily's life, like really, the best. After years of high school, she and her girlfriend Celina are finally ready to graduate, look at what comes next, and dump their small quiet town behind them. But then night rolls in and a bonfire by the lake, kind of turns into suffocating static, and you can feel the whole world start to split, at the seams. Emily, with her friend Zalisa, ends up digging through hidden yearbooks, spanning decades, and there's this weird pattern, same faces, different names. What they uncover is horrifying: Graduation Day isn't some big achievement. It's a repeating prison. Emily and Celina have lived the same June 28th over 67,100,672 times, trapped in an endless loop of death, memory wipes, and then that awful re-start like nothing ever happened. To put an end to it Emily has to figure out what's really going on with her distant mother Mrs. Huzana, the mysterious anchor person who holds the whole thing together. But when a brutal murder happens in the basement, the control of the cycle gets yanked away and handed to a obsessed puppeteer, and that's when reality starts to tear itself open. With her recollections ripped out, and being chased by a villain working from the shadows, Emily has to reconstruct the broken fragments of her previous lives. All while the clock hits midnight, because the reset will erase her soul for good, even if she's running out of time.

In 2075, humanity finally has the technology to reach the deepest, darkest place on Earth. What they find is a city built entirely of gold, glowing at the bottom of the ocean, and utterly alone in four hundred years of silence. Nine people descend in a submersible twenty years in the making: two engineers, three billionaires, three pilots, and one woman who simply wanted to see it before it belonged to anyone. They take four pieces of the city and return home unimaginably rich. They don't return home alone. For centuries, ships and planes have vanished in that stretch of ocean, dismissed as storms, currents, bad luck. Nobody ever asked what was singing beneath the waves. Now the nine who took the gold hear it every night, in dreams that are never quite dreams, and one by one, they begin to unravel, drowning without water, disappearing without leaving, paying a debt they don't remember agreeing to. The gold was never treasure. It was a grave. And something down there wants what's owed.

Blind since childhood, Noel has spent his life understanding the world through sound, scent, and touch. After the death of the only family he has left, he travels to the isolated valley of Eldermoor-Sough in search of a humble dollmaker whose name appears in a final letter. Instead, he finds a village where every smile feels rehearsed, every house is unnaturally quiet, and every handcrafted doll seems to be watching. Only one person offers him kindness-a gentle young artisan named Yuno, whose warm voice and careful hands become Noel's only refuge in a place haunted by whispered warnings and impossible shadows. But when a mysterious porcelain figure begins urging Noel to run, the comforting seams of his new life begin to unravel. The village hides a secret stitched together with brass, silk, and obsession, and the closer Noel comes to the truth, the more he realizes that some cages are built not with iron bars... but with love. Because some dolls are never meant to live. And some creators will destroy the world before they let the only warmth they have ever known walk away.

Everyone thinks Nari is just the strange new girl. Kina knows something is wrong. After a mysterious game begins inside their school, survival becomes impossible, trust disappears, and reality starts to break apart. But the biggest mystery isn't the game. It's Nari. And she isn't human.

Some people pay to be loved. She paid to resurrect the dead. Julian Mitchell is invisible. By day, he's an underpaid bank clerk barely surviving in Manhattan. By night, he's an escort at Eclipse, selling sex to women wealthy enough to mistake loneliness for luxury. Then she chooses him. Eleanor Vance is beautiful, impossibly rich, and strangely detached. She pays more than anyone else, asks for less than anyone else, and slowly begins rewriting every detail of Julian's life-his clothes, his hair, the way he sleeps, the food he eats. One by one, everything else disappears. His job. His clients. His name. Until Julian realizes the terrifying truth: Eleanor never wanted an escort. She wanted her husband back.

You've been here before. The words are carved into the first step of a stairway that shouldn't exist, beneath an observatory that wasn't on any map, in a world where the sky has started bleeding. Zane Carter doesn't remember. But the pillar at the center of the ruined dome hums in rhythm with his heartbeat. The symbols spiraling up its surface shift when he walks into the room. And his own reflection caught in shards of broken glass is screaming silently, trying to warn him of something he can't hear. He is the Anchor. The one who holds the loop together. The one who has lived this nightmare before. Thousands of times. And every single time, he has died without remembering. Now he's back at the top of the stairway with a team of strangers who feel disturbingly familiar: a physicist whose smirk hides a dangerous obsession, a teenage prodigy who's been drawing the symbols since he was six, a soldier who seems to know exactly how this ends. And somewhere far below, beneath seven impossible vaults, a Core waits for Zane to make a choice. The same choice he's made before. The same choice he's always failed. But this time, someone or something has left a warning carved into the stone: Don't let the child touch the Core. The loop is tightening. The vaults are waking up. And the question isn't just whether Zane can survive. It's whether he can remember what he's supposed to do... before the sky finishes falling.

My mother loves me. She wakes at dawn to simmer silver ear mushroom soup. She knows every teacher's number by heart. She gave up her own dreams so I could play the piano. Everything she does, she does out of love. So when my right hand goes limp and dead, everyone says it's my fault. The doctors can't explain it. The teachers say I'm stressed. My classmates mimic me behind my back, like I'm putting on a show. And my mother just stares at me in silence, like I'm a doll she can't fix. But no one ever asked me - Do I even want this hand anymore? This is a story about love, control, and silence. About a girl who learns to say "no" to the world, with a hand that refuses to obey.

NOTE: This story does NOT have a distinct schedule for updates, due to me being busy with studies and life. The current expected wait time for each chapter is between 1-2 months, though this may take longer. I am sincerely sorry for this fault! A violent story taking place on a hellish alien planet known as 1547. See the world through the eyes of 26 year old male Zeil Hartman, a survivor of the X73B Purge, a man whose mission is to defeat Aven, the creator of the disease haunting trillions of life forms. (THIS IS AN EXTREMELY GRAPHIC NOVEL. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.)

[SPOILERS FOR EP 9] After the Digital Circus members discover their true nature as pieces of code, life becomes monotonous, and redundant to remain sane. Finding purpose and peace is a challenge that never went away, but how might things change if a new member joined after the revelations that were recently uncovered?

Jason Todd died. Months later, something clawed its way out of a coffin beneath Gotham. No one noticed the beginning. A single bite. One frightened stranger trying to help what looked like a lost child. By the time anyone realized what was happening, it was already too late. As Gotham collapses under an outbreak unlike anything the world has ever seen, the Batfamily is forced into a fight they were never trained for. Every decision costs lives. Every mistake leaves another ghost behind. And somewhere in the middle of it all is Jason, searching for the family he lost, haunted by memories he can't quite remember... and a truth that could destroy what's left of them all. Some cities survive disasters. Gotham buries them. Or tries to.

Maya Carter has spent her entire life feeling invisible. Overshadowed by her younger sister, ignored by her parents, and treated like an outcast at school, she's learned that loneliness can become its own kind of home. The only escape she finds is in sketching, reading, and wandering the quiet trails of Blackwood Forest. Then people begin disappearing. Strange symbols appear where they were last seen. News reports grow more alarming. Whispers echo through the trees, and a faceless figure begins watching Maya from the shadows. At first, she believes she's imagining it. Until the nightmares start. As an unknown sickness slowly consumes her mind, Maya becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind the disappearances, the legend of Slender Man, and the mysterious figures known only as the Proxies. But the deeper she searches... ...the more she realizes the forest isn't trying to keep her out. It's trying to bring her home. Some monsters hunt their victims. Others wait for them to choose the darkness themselves. ⚠️ Trigger Warning / Content Warning The Slender Sickness is a work of fiction inspired by the Creepypasta universe. This story contains themes that some readers may find upsetting. This novel includes: * Psychological horror * Supernatural horror * Emotional neglect * Family conflict * Bullying * Missing persons * Mild violence and injuries * Blood (non-graphic) * Hallucinations * Paranoia * Panic attacks * Seizures (fictional depiction) * Emotional manipulation * Grief and loss * Themes of isolation and loneliness * Creepy imagery and suspense Reader discretion is advised. This story is intended for mature teen readers who enjoy horror, mystery, and psychological suspense.

NOW TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH (AHORA TRADUCIDO AL INGLES) Official version made by the author himself, Milovan Zúñiga 🔪 Macabre Stories to Read in the Dark 🕯️ (Chapter 1) Each chapter is a whisper from the deepest unknown. In this collection of short stories, each tale is different, but they all share the same warning do not read them with the lights off. Prepare yourself to encounter the inexplicable, the twisted... and what may have always been there, lurking. New stories will appear without warning... like your worst fears, when you least expect them.