Psychological

The Crimson Glacier Mystery
In the heart of Antarctica, where the sun barely rises and the wind sculpts the ice into ghostly shapes, an anomaly had puzzled explorers for decades: a river of crimson water cutting through the blinding white. For years, local expedition teams whispered about the “Blood Glacier,” claiming that the flowing red beneath the ice was inexplicable, almost supernatural. Tourists who glimpsed it spoke of ancient curses, while scientists dismissed it as folklore.
By Wellova 4 months ago in Fiction
The Shelter of Urban Decay?
You know the address. You know where "that" area is. What do you call it? The ghetto? The bad neighborhood? Gangsta's Paradise? Was it you who said, "I wouldn't be caught dead there?" Yeah. I was morbidly curious, but that's not how I got there.
By Shanon Angermeyer Norman4 months ago in Fiction
Ripple
Thing 1 There I was, nineteen, nursing a swollen lip and feeling stupid. I did not know what I was being brought into.
By Lacie Grayson4 months ago in Fiction
The Great Race: Rabbit vs. Tortoise
Once upon a time, in a peaceful green meadow surrounded by whispering trees, lived a rabbit named Riley and a tortoise named Toby. Riley was known far and wide for his lightning-fast legs and endless energy. Toby, on the other hand, was quiet, gentle, and slow—but always calm, no matter the situation.
By Zahoor khan4 months ago in Fiction
Perfect From a Distance
I hit the road, dying to see all those amazing places everyone was always posting about. You know the ones. Those adventure soaked flashy vids of amazing destinations most people only dream of. Far flung islands surrounded by turquoise waters, filmed with the wing of their jet in view, of course.
By David Deane Haskell4 months ago in Fiction
Revenge Shopping: How a Broken Headset Nearly Ruined Me
I only had the things for four months before they crapped out. Then, the damned replacement only lasted ten months after that! Sounds petty maybe, but it hits different when you're already on the ground. The breakup. The silence. The fact that the one thing helping me shut out the noise shit the bed twice? That hurts.
By David Deane Haskell4 months ago in Fiction
The Sleep Killer: The Man Who Killed in His Sleep and Was Acquitted in Court
The incident that occurred on the night of May 24, 1987, in Hamilton, Canada, not only changed the realms of medical science but also altered legal history. Kenny Parks, a 23-year-old ordinary young man, whose life was forever transformed by that one night.
By Wellova 4 months ago in Fiction
Behind the Display
Then came the notification at 2:47 a.m.: “Ring motion detected on your doorbell.” Emma would have almost missed it. Well, maybe just another raccoon or a lost delivery driver. But she was awake, mindlessly scrolling on her phone, and her reflexes prompted her to tap the alert. The live feed showed fuzzy night-vision-green images.
By Neli Ivanova4 months ago in Fiction
ICU. Content Warning.
The video bell rang and I answered it. It was dark and rainy out, and there was thunder as well, but I was not expecting anyone, so I was a bit wary of it. I hadn't ordered anything from Amazon or Just Eat, so I wondered who it was.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 months ago in Fiction
Reflections of the Lake
The bus stopped with a jolt. Ethan Ward stepped down, his notebook tucked under his arm, and looked around. The lake was bigger than he had imagined — silent, silver, and endless. The mountains behind it looked like sleeping giants.
By Ghanni malik4 months ago in Fiction
The Forgotten Village
The road had been empty for hours. Daniel Gray adjusted the rearview mirror, staring at the endless ribbon of dirt stretching ahead. His GPS had stopped working twenty minutes ago, and now even the signal bar was gone.
By Ghanni malik4 months ago in Fiction
Scarlet Vs Autumn
One is loud, fierce, unapologetic, a burning force that refuses to be dismissed. The other is quiet, composed, restrained no less powerful, just patient in her defiance. I used to think one was “right” and one was “wrong.” That I had to pick between fire and silence.
By Zelia's Canvas4 months ago in Fiction