Scramble Tales
Twisted tales. Old curses. Stories that stay with you.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 11 | Founded | 2 months ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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THE LAST ROUND — Part 5: The Cure
He hits the crawlspace floor for the second time that night, dragged back down the same distance he’d almost climbed, and this time there’s no getting up from it. Hands find him from every side at once — some careful, some not, some belongi...
THE LAST ROUND — Part 4: What Was Already Inside
The bar across the front door gives with a crack that sounds, for one disorienting second, like a bone.
Goli doesn’t wait to see what comes through it. He grabs the iron ring at his feet and pulls, because a hole he can choose is better th...
THE LAST ROUND — Part 3: The Circle Outside
Goli doesn’t answer the knock.
He backs away from the door instead, into the middle of the room, torch and headlamp both useless right now because his hands are shaking too hard to hold anything steady. He listens for a second round of kno...
THE LAST ROUND — Part 2: What the House Remembers
The house is one room and a smaller one behind it, swept clean but for a film of dust that catches in Goli’s throat on his first breath. A charpai in the corner, rope frame sagging but sound. A shelf with a few tin boxes, empty. A steel tab...
THE LAST ROUND — Part 1: The House Nobody Uses
Dr. Goli is thirty years old, and he still rings his bicycle bell before he rides into a lane, even an empty one. A doctor announces himself. It’s manners, and it’s useful — people come out of their houses when they hear it.
He’s been doin...
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