Isabella stood with her back to the busy playground, counting to fifteen in her head. Behind her, she listened to the other kids yell, laugh, and scream. Her little sister, Gwen, was somewhere in the mix, and Isabella was going to hunt her...

7 days ago

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Don't follow the lights...

Image prompts found on Pinterest.

Lost in the Woods

Everyone remembered when Charlotte Walsh got lost in the woods. The townspeople gathered and organized the largest search party in their history. Thanks to the collective effor...

13 days ago

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The Wolf in the Bathroom

Image prompt from Pinterest.

Grandpa’s house is musty, dark, and cluttered. That’s how it’s always been, and how things always were isn’t strange or scary. That’s what I tell my best friend, Darcy.

She frowns as she looks around Gr...

14 days ago

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Tinnitus

Prompt by : The ringing in my ears is coming from inside the house! It’s not my ears…

Photo by Chad Nathan on Unsplash

Great-Aunt Hattie was a hoarder.

All the aunts, uncles, and cousins had known it for years, but it was never so...

15 days ago

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