Mystery
We Don't Talk to Edith Thompson Part 1. Content Warning.
Hello everyone, and welcome to Spooky Season Eve! Just kidding, but Halloween is, in fact, only 11 days away. It was for this reason that I wrote this short story last year. The story was one of my first since joining Inkitt, but I have uploaded it in various places for readers' enjoyment. I present to you: We Don't Talk to Edith Thompson, a mysterious, thrilling tale about a mother and daughter moving to a new town. Enjoy and stay spooky!
By Rain Dayze7 days ago in Fiction
The Last Train to Nowhere
The station was almost empty when Eleanor arrived. It was 11:47 p.m. The fluorescent lights flickered above the platform, and a cold wind moved through the tunnels. Eleanor checked the departure board, but the words seemed to change every time she looked at them.
By Silvia Felaco10 days ago in Fiction
Just a Taste Part 22. Content Warning.
Ch 22: Through Guts and Hellfire Dylan December 25th, 2024- Abandoned Orphanage- 7:03 PM Her words set me ablaze with passion. Our lips collided in a feverish embrace; something I've desperately missed these past two days. She wanted to feel alive? Oh, she gave me permission to unleash the beast within.
By Rain Dayze13 days ago in Fiction
The Last Crystal Skull: A Dream I Can't Shake
The ARMY had called me back into duty after they realized my age. In my dream I was a year older. I was 48, almost 49, and I was in good shape. I'd been running, working out in the gym and at home, doing weight training, calisthenics, and lots of cardio. I was in really good shape.
By Allen Childers14 days ago in Fiction
An Unleashed Horror
The first skeleton was found kneeling. Dr. Evelyn Shaw thought it was a burial ritual. The skeleton rested at the foot of a black stone staircase, its bony hands pressed together beneath its chin, its skull tilted toward a sealed doorway carved into the mountainside. Gold rings encircled its fingers. A crown of tarnished copper rested upon its head.
By Kaori Knight 15 days ago in Fiction
