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MIND THE UNIVERSE WITHIN IS A COMPLEX STRUCTURE,ALWAYS BEEN A SUBJECT OF RESEARCH.THE MENTAL WELL BEING DEPENDS ON US. MORE YOU AWARE BETTER THE LIFE WOULD BE
A young teenage boy, bothered by prank calls, a sinister meaning behind the caller's last call.
"She Was Never There" is a psychological horror story about a man whose wife, Elise, suddenly disappears without a trace. Initially heartbroken, he begins searching for her—only to discover that no one remembers her, and there's no evidence she ever existed. Photographs are blank, friends deny knowing her, and even official records show no trace of their marriage. As he delves deeper, he uncovers eerie clues—objects she once used, her handwriting in books, a box of old photos where her image is slowly fading. His reality begins to unravel as dreams, whispers, and strange occurrences hint at a darker force erasing her from existence. A final, desperate note from Elise reveals a chilling truth: something is actively trying to make him forget her. The story ends on an open note—he’s left unsure if she was a ghost, a figment of a broken mind, or a victim of something more sinister that feeds on memory and identity. Readers are left questioning: what happens when a loved one vanishes not just from the world, but from reality itself?
Mrs. Laura Mitchell loves teaching, and today feels just perfect—sunshine, laughter, and bright-eyed students ready to learn. But sometimes, the happiest school days hide secrets we dare not remember
Two children. Two doors. One impossible promise. Down by the river, innocence disappears quietly.
The story is about a man who is a writer and wants to make his books a best seller. in search of ideas he goes out every night. one night, he encountered something which he did not expect. to know more about the story read it, Thankyou, Shivam Bhattacharjee
The past never stays buried… it waits.
A haunting tale drawn from chilling real-life experiences, this story unravels the silent horrors lurking in a house built over forgotten graves.
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