Beware Stories

The One Who Reads is a psychological horror story that feels less like something you read, and more like something that notices you reading it. It begins simply-almost harmlessly-but there is an immediate sense that the words are not entirely still. The narration feels close, uncomfortably close, as if it is aware of the moment you arrived here, and unwilling to let you leave unchanged. As the story unfolds, the boundary between observation and participation begins to blur. The voice within the text shifts in ways that are hard to explain-sometimes familiar, sometimes чужely precise-hinting at knowledge it should not have. Not about the world at large, but about the small, private spaces between thought and awareness. Each chapter deepens a quiet uncertainty: whether the reader is truly outside the story, or whether something in the story has already extended beyond the page. The feeling builds gradually, like a presence forming in the silence between sentences. There are no obvious answers here. Only patterns that feel almost recognized, questions that seem too specific to ignore, and a growing impression that something is paying attention in a way language was never meant to allow. By the end, it is no longer clear what is being read-or who is doing the reading.

The night, dark as it was, couldn't get worse. I can only hear the crunch of leaves beneath my bare feet. I had escaped him for now, but I knew as soon as the first sliver of light passed through the canopy above me.. he would catch me, if not before then, and he would beat me.. again... I turned around ready to run when I heard the stomp of heavy boots behind me, but it was already too late...

Urban legends...

3 teens will play laser tag, little to know that it will alter their heir lives forever

The Truth About Literary Agents is a sometimes humorous introduction to the world of literary representation, with profiles for both agents and their clients. In a climate where sheer volume has excluded authors from submitting their manuscripts directly to major publishers, the agent is often the only available path to landing written work on an editor's desk. Read how good agents are best placed in the industry to make money for themselves and the writers they represent. Also read how a few bad apples employ questionable tactics, making promises they never had any intention of keeping. Getting the right agent can be tough, but getting a publishing contract without one can be a whole lot tougher.

One girl meets a mysterious quiet outcast named Alex who only spoke in a whisper.

be quiet... he can hear us. run away. run fast. don't make a noise. stay quiet. don't press the yellow button. yellow is his favorite color.

The mere idea that Good and Bad are actually the same in some cases, depending on perspective.

WARNING: -some of these may be VERY SHORT or VERY LONG -I dont update much so BE PATIENT -I accept requests! -NO OC X CHARACTERS! -THERE IS SMUT

A book about lions fighting

Ashley's horrid life began when she was only 4 years old. That day full of secrecy and dread led her to where she is now. With a boy that loves her, an abusive friend with benefit, and finally but never least; A baby assignment- with real children. Her school ways couldn't get any worse.

Bonnie Story's

The story of hapless chap and the perils he faces trying to visit a relative

i dont fuckin care read it you might get a laugh out of it 🤓

Conversations between me and my siblings.

Making my face look grosser than it already is (and sometime my legs and/or arms) Some of these kinda flopped, but I might post 'em anyway cuz y not

What you should know before you make a stupid decision...

This story is intended to be a tool for the growth of whoever wants to use it. It is a daily journal intended to help us be more introspective. Every day I will do my best to supply a motivational quote, a Bible verse, a vocabulary word, and a personal message from myself. Use these if you like as motivation to improve yourself. Then, simply answer the daily questions provided honestly and see if it has an impact on your life. Zig Ziglar said, "If you don't have daily objectives, you qualify as a dreamer." Lets not be just dreamers but doers. Remember Martin Luther King Jr not only had a dream, he also had an objective. Thanks for reading, Jake