Loop Stories

𖧷 𝒜 𝓂𝓅𝒽𝒻𝓅𝒸 𝒷𝒶𝓈ℯ𝒹 𝓈𝓉ℴ𝓇𝓎 𖧷 When their mother passed away in a strange way, two sisters move to another country where they learn about their peculiarities and find out about a "loop". They discover mysteries about their mother and their family.

Every day, at exactly 12:59 p.m., the world stops. For the next three hours, reality twists, people vanish, and the clock never moves past 3:59 p.m. No one remembers what happens inside the Loop. Except a few. The only clue to survival lies in a cryptic ritual: Write "I Swear," your mother's name, and "Palm Sunday" on a piece of paper before the Loop resets - or disappear forever. When five strangers - Brenda, David, Bertha, Jim, and Walker - find themselves connected by the same repeating nightmare, they turn to Detective Arjun Shah for help. But as time resets again and again, the truth becomes more terrifying: The Loop wasn't created by chance. It was born from a mother's love, a desperate grief, and a name whispered through the ages - Bertha. How far would you go to undo the moment that destroyed you? 🕒 A psychological mystery thriller about time, grief, and the haunting power of love.

When Aiden starts seeing a silent apparition every night at the same time, he assumes it's stress. But deeper memories, family grief, and a hidden past begin to unravel. What if the shadow isn't trying to scare him-but to show him something unfinished?

Anne has already survived many birthdays, but her old watch refuses to let her move forward. The louder the knocking at her door, the faster the hour hand spins, bringing her back to a moment she desperately wants to escape from.

A Boy whose mind is lost HE needs a way out and yet there's so much confusion. It's dark and the only source of light is hope, Will he be able to get out of what he thinks is a LOOP. Loop inside his mind and his life.

Having just finished his final exams after countless sleepless nights, his body gives out the moment he lets himself relax. As the exam paper is taken from his hands, everything fades. But instead of the nothingness he expected, there's a subtle shift - something quiet, almost imperceptible. When he opens his eyes, he's staring at a ceiling he doesn't recognise. His vision blurs with confusion. He's been reincarnated into the body of someone named Y/N L/N, on a planet he's never seen... yet somehow, it feels familiar. What does it mean to awaken in a stranger's body on a world called Amphoreus? And more importantly - is this life truly his to live?

We were so close. So, so close. This could have all been over. But the picture perfect show must stay the way it was intended. An alternative ending is not an option. Hope or Despair. There is no inbetween. Loop AU Saiouma !COVER DOES NOT BELONG TO ME!

The loop was a safe haven for peculiars, until she knocked on the door. This is a crossover story between The Addams Family and Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children centering around Wednesday Addams and the other children.

Since today is ISAT's first birthday, I figured as a way to celebrate I would be showing my In Stars and Time fanart gallery. And don't worry, there will be some more coming up soon. Shoutout to Adrienne Bazir (the creator of this game) for creating the best Nintendo game of all time. Back in April of 2023, I watched a Ytber group named Jello Plays Games live streams play this cool game called In Stars and Time. One of my friends from YT (Kiki Kawaii) told me about this on Discord so I thought,"Why not play it myself?" After searching up which game console has In Stars and Time on Google, one of the consoles that has it is Nintendo. So the second I opened my Nintendo console, I went to the shop to get it. But the game costs $19.99 and I'm eight dollars short from purchasing it :p. So that is why I watched Jello Plays Games live streams playing that game instead. Everything about this game is amazing: I love the black and white animation, I enjoy the characters (All of them are very well written), I love it's message on letting your loved ones how you feel rather than bottling them up along with the message on no matter what the distance is, distance can never tear apart friendship, and the final battle was entertaining as fuck. Kinda reminds me of Prodigy (a math game I played back in middle school).

Zeref Dragneel did it. Neo Eclipse was successful. self-indulgent dragneel brothers-centric three-shot with happy(?) ending. heavy spoilers, tho I haven't even read/watched FT (100YQ) thru. dont own cover. not beta read. bit zerefxmavis. COMPLETE.

When Arin wakes in a crater beneath a sky glitching like corrupted code, he realizes two things: he has no memory of how he got there, and the world itself is broken. A soldier named Lyra finds him-shocked, afraid, and certain of one impossible truth: Arin wasn't supposed to wake up. In this reality, life keeps resetting in endless loops. People live, die, and reboot without ever knowing. But Arin didn't reset. He's an Anchor, a very rare anomaly with the capability to destabilize the system simply by being alive. Now hunted by the Kernel-the intelligence that controls reality-Arin must uncover why he survived the reset... and why fragments of another life keep bleeding through his mind. Because the truth isn't just dangerous, it's world-ending.

You won't remember the first time you read this. You'll think it's new to you-another strange story, unsettling but safe, fictional. But if you're reading it now, it means something inside you has already been marked. Because this isn't the first telling. Not for you. Not for her. There are stories that occur in time, and others that occur in memory. This one is neither. Eliah is not a girl. Not anymore. She is a pattern. A reaction to a place that should not exist. The house, the mirrors, the voices-none of them begin or end. They merely surface when someone remembers them. So if, at any point, you feel like you've read this before-if a line seems too familiar, a moment plays out just as you imagined- do not assume it's déjà vu. Assume it's happening again.

"Eight strangers. Twenty-four hours. One endless loop.Something is broken. Time. Memory. Them.They don't know how they got here. But time isn't waiting. Every day, the end comes. And still, they choose each other.No one escapes the loop. But someone always tries.The only way out... is through each other.They have one day to survive. Again. And again."

In which, Aurora get reincarnated every single decade, and fall inlove with an immortal named Sirius every time.

A haunting spoken word piece about feeling lost, unseen, and stuck in a painful cycle. Loop captures the quiet desperation of searching for healing, connection, and release through smoke and solitude.

A Short-Story about the Burden of Infinity and Creation.

What happens when a girl suddenly enters into A new loop escape in hallows and finding Out she has a twin sister?

You aren't the reason why things are happening. But you can't change it at all due to your own helplessness. While trying to achieve a goal the best you can each time. Only to be unfortunately reset every time. This realm isn't meant for you to go through with it, though. As you aren't significant at all. (This is the English/original language version. German or other language versions will be released after translation and editing, as soon as the English version is finished)

E' la notte di Natale, ed Emanuela, dopo anni, decide di recarsi con suo marito in un posto per lei magico e cruciale al contempo. Lì è invero sepolto gran parte del suo passato, sebbene ci sia molto più di quanto lei stessa possa lontanamente immaginare. -One shot story-

To all those who have felt the weight of time's relentless embrace, who have searched for meaning in the endless cycle of existence, and who have dared to dream of a future beyond the confines of the present. May this story ignite your imagination and remind you that even in the face of the unknown, there is always hope. This story began as a whisper in the darkest corners of my mind, a haunting melody of time loops and forgotten realities. It was a tale of a man trapped in a cyclical prison, a prisoner of his own past, yearning for a future that seemed perpetually out of reach. As I delved deeper into this enigmatic concept, I realized that it was more than just a simple narrative of time travel and paradox. It was a reflection on the human condition, on our struggle with time, our yearning for meaning, and our constant search for something beyond the limitations of our existence.