Aminullah

Joined April 2025

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Found in the Fire
The fire started at 2:12 a.m. I know that because I woke up to the sound of the smoke alarm screaming like it had a soul. For a second, I thought I was dreaming. Then I saw the light under my bedroom door—not the soft golden glow of a hallway bulb, but flickering, angry orange.
By Aminullah8 months ago in Confessions
She Never Came Back
The evening had settled into a thick, heavy silence that seemed to press down on the small town of Millbridge like a weight. It was the kind of silence that comes just before something changes — something you never see coming until it’s too late.
By Aminullah8 months ago in Horror
The Last Message
The phone buzzed at 1:43 a.m. I was half-asleep, curled under a pile of blankets with the TV humming in the background. The screen lit up the dark room. A message from Liam.
By Aminullah8 months ago in Confessions
Echoes from Room 13
The Pinehurst Hotel was the kind of place where time forgot to move forward. Its faded wallpaper curled at the edges, and the scent of dust and mildew lived permanently in the air. Guests came and went, but Room 13 remained untouched. Locked. Ignored. Feared.
By Aminullah8 months ago in Horror
I Found a Letter Hidden in My Wall. It Was From a Dead Woman
I never planned to tear down the wall in my grandmother’s house. The house, a weathered Victorian on the edge of town, had stood like a silent witness to generations of stories, arguments, holidays, and deaths. When she passed, the house was left to me—still full of her things, and her secrets.
By Aminullah8 months ago in Horror
I Left Everything Behind at 30—Here's What Happened Next
The Breaking Point I was 30, and on paper, my life looked fine. I had a decent-paying job in marketing, a one-bedroom apartment in a decent part of the city, a long-term relationship, and friends who called me “successful.”
By Aminullah8 months ago in Motivation
They Said I’d Fail Without a Degree—They Were Wrong
I didn’t plan to drop out of college. In fact, if you asked anyone who knew me in high school, they’d probably say I was the last person they expected to walk away from it all. I had good grades, big dreams, and a strong sense of direction—on paper.
By Aminullah8 months ago in Motivation
Whispers Behind the Wall
by [Amin ullah] The house on Fenwick Lane had been empty for twelve years before I moved in. The kind of place that neighbors avoided discussing, even in passing. When I signed the papers, the realtor smiled too tightly and said, “Just a fixer-upper. Great bones.”
By Aminullah9 months ago in Horror
The Silence Between Seconds
There are moments in life that stretch longer than they should. Not because time changes—but because you do. Those are the moments when you hear the silence between seconds. When you pause just long enough to realize everything is moving forward without you.
By Aminullah9 months ago in Families
A Thousand Stars Between Us
The night sky stretched endlessly above them, a river of stars too vast to comprehend. On nights like this, Eliana would lie on the old rooftop with her telescope beside her, searching for something she could never quite name — a feeling, a person, a destiny written somewhere among the constellations.
By Aminullah9 months ago in Fiction
The Lost Letters of Love
The rain tapped gently against the old, stained glass of the attic window, weaving a soft lullaby that called Elara upward. It was her first visit to her late grandmother’s house since the funeral — a creaking old cottage perched on the edge of the village, filled with the scent of lavender, old books, and memories that clung to the air like mist.
By Aminullah9 months ago in Fiction