Psychological
The AI Debate
The hum of conversation and the clatter of cups filled the small coffee shop. Sarah sat by the window, idly scrolling through her phone. It was a rainy Saturday, perfect for staying in, but Jake had convinced her to meet up. They hadn't hung out in weeks, and Sarah was looking forward to catching up-though she already knew what the topic of discussion would be.
By Hashimoto Tashisabout a year ago in Fiction
DNR. Content Warning.
(A/N: this specific version of this song is part of the intro to my favorite horror game, “Until Dawn”. The song is very haunting and I love it. But there is a long gap between the first verse and the second, which makes sense when playing the game but is kind of annoying when listening to just the song. Just so you know.)
By J. L. Greenabout a year ago in Fiction
Thrown into the Empty
He closed the door behind him. This was the last time she saw him. All he had to do now is wait. he already made a decision. All he had to do is not think about it again. He was on the way to death. It was a long way, but someone was dropping him there. "Just don't think about it again", he thought to himself. Sleep seemed like a good idea for a second. But before he closed his eyes, he quickly decided against it. He usually liked sleeping in the car. Especially on a cold rainy night like tonight. When he first met her, when they were kids, this time was the time he would enjoy her company in his mind. He would rest his head on the cold car window, the cold touching his cheek. He would let his mind take him back to the sweet moments he had with her since the last time he saw her. Those moments kept replaying, causing an unbreakable smile in his face. Until he saw her again, they were sufficient. Then he would daydream of moments that never happened, moments he hoped to turn into reality the next time he saw her. It made him eager to.
By TheSeaTurtleabout a year ago in Fiction
A Dance in the Rain
There was this young couple, Sarah and Jake. They had been dating for a few months and were so into each other. One evening, with rain pouring down, they decided to walk in the park. The sky was gray, and the air was thick with the smell of rain, but for them, that setting just seemed perfect for an adventure.
By Hashimoto Tashisabout a year ago in Fiction
Trying to grab the girl standing on the edge of the reservoir! Saved by an unknown hero, viral video
In the viral video posted on the X handle, a girl is seen standing on the bank of a large water body. Staring at the water. There is no one special around. At that time, an eagle flying in the sky noticed the girl.
By Anupam Ghosalabout a year ago in Fiction
Beyond the Fog
"I can't remember where, but somewhere I left my light. It was either in the depths of some unknown clutter or with someone who had left…" Jamie stated silently as she stared ahead down the street as far as she could. But no matter how long she focused on a specific spot, the rolling fog would not let up and continued to push cold air against her skin - Making goosebumps appear in waves.
By Rachael Anraabout a year ago in Fiction
One Morning
One morning while out on the creek I was paddling along. Just enjoying the quiet of the morning. Then all of the sudden there was this horrible honking that would not stop. Here I am in the middle of creek with nobody around for miles. I looked around, but I didn't see any geese around. The road was far away too. I kept paddling and at the same time was looking for what could have made that honking noise. I have heard that there could be Herons located around this creek and it could have been them. I think they make a honking noise.
By Mark Grahamabout a year ago in Fiction
Bethan Reborn
Bethan I can't believe he hung up! I tried again but it's always voicemail. I left a message: "Dave, you may not want to talk but I wouldn't have reached out unless I needed your help. Just text me, if you like. I just want to know the names of the boys. If you can remember them, please just text them to me and then I promise, I will never bother you again."
By Rachel Deemingabout a year ago in Fiction
Incense and Iron. Top Story - October 2024.
It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen. Upon the keep of Tehmota Castle, gears within the ancient astrological clock ground past each other into an alignment not seen in a millennia. This night would usher forth a new era.
By Matthew J. Frommabout a year ago in Fiction
