Scramble Tales
Twisted tales. Old curses. Stories that stay with you.
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The App Says My Courier Is on Floor 14
The app says my delivery is on Floor 14, waiting for me.
My building has twelve floors. I live on nine. I’ve lived here three years; I know this building the way you know a building you’ve climbed the stairs of when the elevator’s out, eve...
I Tapped the Wall. Something Tapped Back.
The scratching starts around eleven, most nights, behind the wall my bed backs onto. I’ve called it pipes for three months now, because “pipes” is a word that lets me go back to sleep.
Pipes don’t scratch in a rhythm, though. I know that n...
I Had Until 2:47 to Decide What the Promotion Was Actually Worth
At 2:19, Rohan is back at his desk with the report open and the printed page folded into his jacket pocket like folding it up might undo what it says.
Eleven hours to nine a.m. Twenty-eight minutes to 2:47.
He does the math without meanin...
My Reflection Was a Second Late
Dinner’s ordinary. That’s the part I keep coming back to — nothing about that Thursday marked it out from any other. Pasta, the kids arguing about whose turn it was to pick the movie, my husband half-watching the news on mute across the roo...
The Second Scan Didn't Match the First
The radiologist asks me to hold still for a second pass. “Just to confirm something,” she says, which is the kind of sentence that sounds fine until you’re the one lying inside the machine hearing it.
A knee scan years ago is the only one...
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