Mystery

Where Are You?
John Morgan glared at the answering machine as it played the pre-recorded message once more. Hi this is Cindy. I’m not here to take your call right now, but if you leave a message, I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
By Mark Gagnon2 years ago in Fiction
The Hidden Library
In the heart of a quiet, unassuming town, there exists a hidden gem that stirs emotions and sparks the imagination of those fortunate enough to stumble upon it. The Hidden Library, as it is affectionately known, is not a place of mere books and manuscripts, but a sanctuary for the soul, a repository of emotions waiting to be discovered.
By chijioke Princewill2 years ago in Fiction
Gabriela Cavallin Ties That Bind. Content Warning.
Rain tapped gently against the windows of the small, cozy house where the Garcia family had gathered for their annual reunion. Inside, the scent of home-cooked food mingled with the warmth of shared laughter, creating a haven of love and nostalgia.
By Michael2 years ago in Fiction
An eye for an eye, a finger for a finger. Content Warning.
It always starts with a brilliant flash of light. The room is filled with orbs of pure light orbiting around her, like dandelions caught in a tornado, And in the center of it all is a little girl, with the eyes of a storm. The look of pure bliss on her face outshines it all. But only for a moment. Just as soon as the orbs fade, The smell of blood seeps in. pieces of debris shot thou the door, taking bits of the wood and pinning it to the wall. But the door is not the only thing it took that night, nor will it be the last
By Zen k2 years ago in Fiction
Time Detective: Unraveling Temporal Mysteries
The year was 1975, and Detective Alex Turner was anything but ordinary. Armed with a brilliant mind and an insatiable thirst for solving mysteries, he was about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime, one that would take him beyond the boundaries of space and time.
By Sandip Dhakal2 years ago in Fiction
The Phantom of Stage 16
Hollywood, Ca, 1936 Every year, thousands of hopeful girls from all over the country journey to Hollywood, hoping to be the next big star. Out of them, about one in every hundred thousand makes it. Out of all those hopeful girls, why should I, little Christine Davis from Columbus, Ohio, have been that one? I still don’t know the answer to that question. I suppose it was a combination of perseverance, being in the right place at the right time, Divine Providence, and some good, old-fashioned luck.
By Rebekah Brannan2 years ago in Fiction
The Batman 2 Villain Casting
The success of The Batman has led to fanfare excitement for the sequel and with the sequel already being confirmed it is no suprise that fans are already clamoring to detemrine who will be the main antagonist for the caped crusader.
By Jordon Dumenil2 years ago in Fiction
Lost in Time
In the quiet corner of an antiquated library, Dr. Amelia Sinclair sat hunched over a pile of dusty books. Her fingers traced the intricate details of an ancient map spread before her, its parchment frail and yellowed with age. The map, a relic from an era long forgotten, depicted a mysterious portal that was said to be the key to unlocking the secrets of time itself.
By Emmanuel Kabba2 years ago in Fiction
2300. Content Warning.
The day was cold and dewy, but my body felt hot. The more I ran, the hotter I got. Looking back and seeing someone chasing you down with everything they have is scarier than any horror movie. "Come here, you think you're low" they yell, but I keep running searching for a store or something to run into. I can't help but think about how this guy is going to send me to the ER or the morgue if he catches me. If my life was a book they would have to ban it in every fucking country "shit". I bust a right into the deli I always go to hoping the ock can show at least a little bit of love but that was immediately crushed when the ock ran straight into the back and locked the door probably rushing to call the police. While I'm stuck holding this door closed because this want-to-be hulk is kicking it in with all the might they could fester. "Open up the door pussy, I'm really going to jail today. Yo open up the door!!!!!!". In my head I screamed "Oh, he really going to kill me" so I had to start planning how I could put him out and not go to jail or die. I remember the X2 J gave me, ok ok I know my knowledge of explosive laws is not in-depth but I do know my self of defense laws and even I know that if someone tries to kill you and you genuinely fear for your life you have all rights to kill them so.... I clicked the activator and threw the X2 through a crack in the door blowing them and two parked vehicles to the high heavens leaving nothing but smoke in the air and a red mist all over the area. The blast threw me to the back of the deli, causing me to crash through a fridge door hitting bags of ice. I have never in my life heard the city get that quiet in my life it was almost a life-changing moment, but I realized that I just committed an act of domestic terrorism in one of the most over-policed cities in the ###.
By Ant2 years ago in Fiction
Unknown Encounters:
Since ancient times, the idea of extraterrestrial life has enthralled humanity, igniting endless discussions and capturing our imagination. There are some alarming accounts and reliable witnesses that imply otherwise, even if most encounters with aliens continue to be the stuff of science fiction. This literature explores some of the most gruesome and authentic alien encounters, presenting gripping tales and eyewitness testimonials that call into question our conception of the unknowable.
By Roger Castro2 years ago in Fiction
The Science of Dreaming
Dreams have intrigued and puzzled humans for centuries. They are like a secret window into our minds, offering glimpses of our deepest fears, desires, and memories.
By Loki2 years ago in Fiction
The Horrifying Moniker. Top Story - September 2023. Content Warning.
"Rhea? That's a pretty name!" "Gee, thanks May!" "You wanna know a secret?" asked May. "Sure!" "May isn't my full name. It's just what I tell people to call me."
By Dharrsheena Raja Segarran2 years ago in Fiction