Itâs late October and the moon hangs in the night sky. Francis, a 26-year-old man with a slim build and clean-shaven face, is driving his car along wet countryside roads in the middle of nowhere. He sighs in frustration as he peers at his surroundings, recognising nothing.In the empty passenger […]
They say that death comes quickly, that your whole life flashes before your eyes and then you know peace. It wasn’t like that for me. The day started like any other. I opened my eyes to birdsong, enjoying the breeze flicking my ears. I walked with my family to a
Hey everyone! I canât believe the overwhelming response to my last post. When I started this thread, I didnât expect anyone to read it â I just thought it would be one of those cool things for if I disappeared. You know, one of those documentaries where the only leads
Every grave holds a person, their life, and their legacy. It reminds you that you have only one shot at this life, and to live it to the fullest, but is this true? I have experienced something in my life that most people haven’t; it’s so bizarre that even you
Itâs been six months since they came back⊠âŠand things wouldnât have been that bad if it werenât for all those idiots out there. The first one appeared somewhere in the Caribbean, around near Haiti. It was a Facebook video someone posted, and it melted the internet instantly. There were
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âYo. You reached Richie. Leave a message. Iâll get back to you eventually.â Rose grimaced, disconnecting the line before it rolled over to voicemail. She tossed her iPhone onto the passengerâs seat. Rose squinted out her windshield, the reflection of her still lit iPhone obscuring the already difficult view. The
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In my restless dreams, I see it: Milford, Georgia. Oh, Milford: it was a small community home to numerous auto industries. But in 1963, this small, peaceful town was also home to two fearsome gangs. I should know: I was part of one of them. My name is Jack L.
âAm I going to die?â The kid asked me as he was being rolled into the operating theater. It was a question I’d heard a thousand times before, but answering it truthfully hadn’t become any easier, even after years at the hospital. âOf course not, weâre gonna fix you right
My grandfather never spent that much time with me, growing up. When I heard the news of his passing, all I could muster was a tone of indifference in the form of empty condolences. My lack of sympathy turned to guilt when I heard he left me everything he owned.
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