Paid StoryWhen fifteen-year-old Ava Bennett is sent to spend two weeks at her grandmother’s eerie Victorian home, she expects boredom—not magic. Isolated during a fierce thunderstorm with no power and only a flickering flashlight to guide her, Ava explores the forbidden attic and discovers a strange, dust-free chest holding a leather-bound book with no title and no words—until she writes in it.
What begins as a harmless joke becomes something far more dangerous when Ava’s idle wish magically comes true. Soon, she realizes the book doesn’t just grant wishes—it takes something in return. As Ava tests the boundaries of its power, the line between fantasy and reality begins to blur. The book knows her desires... and her fears. And it’s hungry.
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When exhausted ER physician Elena Reyes picks up a midnight phone call from her own number, she's not prepared for the voice on the other end. It's her—only not quite. The voice warns her not to go to work the next day, hinting at some kind of horrible event. Taking it as either a stressful meltdown or a bizarre prank, Elena hauls herself to work anyway. She gets to watch her own death in the trauma bay a few hours later.
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When Lena receives a mysterious phone call from her own number, the voice on the other end reopens a childhood promise — and a grief she thought she’d buried forever.
She receives a strange phone call from her number. Is that a Meow she hears? A humorous horror story about obsession and Twin Flames.
One call is all it takes for manifesting to become real...even if it's terror.
Chapter’s 1 to 8, I will try and update chapters regularly.
The suns of Pegasi 51 b dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the barren landscape. In the twilight, a silent procession of cargo ships descended, their hulls emblazoned with no insignia, their origins a mystery. The rebels watched from their hidden encampments, eyes wide with a mixture of fear and anticipation.
A young agent is with her first team at a place, where they find a time capsule from the past, but with Items, which are clearly from the recent time. How is it possible, what has CERN to do with it and does she find out, what happened? Have a look at this short story and you might find it out, or...?
Four ordinary teenagers from rural Cheshire, England, find a time capsule buried in their school, full of items from the last few months. This box, however, is buried two feet under untouched ground, rusted to pieces, and labelled '1975'. They consult the only man they think might have any answers, their eccentric history teacher, Mr Churchill.