Hassan Jan

Joined July 2025

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The Algorithm Knows Me
The Update The first time Mira’s phone asked if she wanted to “opt in to emotional memory syncing,” she thought it was a joke.
By Hassan Jan2 months ago in Fiction
The Last Letter
The Forgotten Drawer When Emma cleaned out her grandmother’s old desk, she hadn’t expected to find anything more than yellowed receipts and brittle photographs. The oak was scuffed, its drawers jammed from years of neglect.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in Fiction
The House That Waited
A Return to Nowhere The road to the old Whitebridge house hadn’t changed much in twenty years. The same narrow path wound through pines that bowed toward one another like silent guardians. The gravel crunched beneath Nora’s boots as she made her way up the long drive, her breath misting in the late autumn air.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in Fiction
The Clockmaker’s Secret
The Town That Forgot Time In the small town of Harrowfield, time moved differently. Clocks ticked but hands never quite aligned. People missed appointments, not because they were careless, but because every clock seemed to tell a slightly different story.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in Fiction
The Last Passenger
The Train That Never Stopped Evelyn hated train stations. The crowds, the noise, the hollow announcements echoing off tiled walls - all of it reminded her of goodbyes she never wanted to say.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in Fiction
The Window Across the Street
The First Glimpse It started with the curtains. They were always drawn - except at night. Every evening around 9:30, the light in the apartment across the street would flicker on, and the curtains would part just enough to reveal a slice of life inside.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in Fiction
The Letter I Never Sent
The Beginning of Silence I still remember the last time we spoke. It was a Tuesday evening in October - one of those dusky nights when the air smells like rain and regret. You were halfway out the door, backpack slung over one shoulder, words hanging unsaid between us.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in Humans
The House That Watches
A House That Shouldn’t Be There When Anna first saw the house on the edge of Hollow Creek, she thought it looked misplaced - too new, too clean, too perfect among the ruins of old farmhouses long left to rot.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in Fiction
The Girl in the Red Scarf
A Normal Morning in New Mexico On a bright September morning in 1988, 19-year-old Tara Calico set out for her usual bike ride near her home in Belen, New Mexico. She wore a white T-shirt, green shorts, and a distinctive red scarf tied around her neck.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in Criminal
Gone in the Fog
A Christmas Night That Never Ended It was Christmas Eve, 1945, in Fayetteville, West Virginia. The Sodder family home glowed with warmth and laughter. Nine of George and Jennie Sodder’s ten children were awake, wrapping gifts and sharing candy. By midnight, the younger kids had gone to bed while their older siblings lingered by the radio.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in History
The Silent Killer
A Vanishing in the Shadows of Tragedy When the Twin Towers fell on September 11, 2001, thousands of lives were lost in one of the darkest moments in American history. But hidden among those stories is a mystery that has puzzled investigators and the true crime community for more than two decades: the disappearance of Dr. Sneha Anne Philip, a 31-year-old physician from New York City.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in Criminal
The Mystery of the Dark Web Red Rooms
What Are Red Rooms? The internet has long been home to conspiracy theories, urban legends, and whispers of things too terrifying to be true. Among the most chilling of these rumors are the so-called Dark Web Red Rooms - hidden livestreams where viewers supposedly pay in cryptocurrency to watch unspeakable acts carried out in real time.
By Hassan Jan3 months ago in Criminal