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The Box

I don’t remember taking the pictures.

That’s the first thing I need to make clear.

Not because it sounds dramatic or important, but because I’ve spent the last three days trying to convince myself that I did. That there’s some version of me I’ve forgotten, some late-night habit or weird phase where I picked up a camera and… documented things.

But no matter how hard I try, I can’t place them.

And I remember everything.

Or at least, I used to think I did.

The house wasn’t mine.

It belonged to my parents. Or it used to.

After they died, everything just… sat. No one wanted to deal with it. Not the furniture, not the clothes, not the quiet way the place seemed to hold its breath when you stepped inside.

So it fell to me.

It always does, doesn’t it? The things no one else wants.

I hadn’t been back in years.

The driveway was smaller than I remembered. Or maybe I was just bigger. The trees along the side of the house had grown wild, branches clawing at the siding like they were trying to get in… or keep something from getting out.

I almost turned around.

Actually, that’s not true. I did turn around. I sat in my car with the engine running, staring at the house through the windshield, telling myself I could come back another day.

But the thing about “another day” is that it never really exists. It’s just a nicer way of saying not now.

So I killed the engine.

And the silence hit me like a dropped weight.

Inside, everything smelled the same.

Not bad. Not rotten. Just… old. Like time had been sitting in the corners collecting dust.

I didn’t wander. I didn’t explore.

I went straight to the hallway closet.

I don’t know why.

I hadn’t thought about that closet in years, but the moment I stepped inside, it was like something pulled me toward it. Not physically. Nothing that obvious. Just a feeling. A quiet certainty that there was something in there.

Something I needed to see.

The door stuck when I opened it.

It always had.

You had to pull it a certain way, lift slightly as you turned the knob. My hand remembered before I did.

That bothered me more than it should have.

Inside was exactly what you’d expect.

Coats that hadn’t been worn in years. A vacuum cleaner that probably didn’t work. A few cardboard boxes stacked unevenly, like someone had meant to organize them and just… didn’t.

I almost left.

If I had, none of this would’ve happened.

It was the smallest box that caught my attention.

No label. No tape. Just sitting there, half-hidden behind a larger one like it didn’t want to be found.

I don’t know why I picked it up.

I wish I didn’t.

It was lighter than I expected.

When I opened it, I thought at first it was empty.

Then I saw the edges.

Photographs.

Dozens of them, stacked loosely inside.

I remember feeling… confused.

Not scared. Not yet.

Just confused.

Because I didn’t recognize any of them.

The first photo I pulled out was of a backyard.

My backyard.

There was no mistaking it. The old swing set, the fence with the broken slat near the corner, the tree my dad used to complain about because the roots kept pushing up through the lawn.

I knew that yard.

I grew up in it.

But I didn’t recognize the picture.

It was taken from above.

Not high up, not like from a second-story window or anything like that. More like… someone standing on something. Or holding the camera just a little too high.

Angled down.

Watching.

I flipped it over.

Nothing. No date, no writing.

Just the picture.

The next one was worse.

Same yard.

Different day.

I was in it.

I couldn’t have been older than eight.

I was standing near the swing set, looking off to the side like someone had called my name.

Except…

There was no one there.

I stared at it for a long time.

Trying to remember.

Trying to place the moment.

What day it was. Why I was outside. Who might have been with me.

Anything.

But there was nothing.

Just a blank space where a memory should’ve been.

That’s when I started to feel it.

Not fear.

Not exactly.

Just this… slow, sinking realization that something wasn’t right.

Because someone had taken that picture.

And if I didn’t remember it…

That meant one thing.

I wasn’t the one behind the camera.

I went through more after that.

I don’t know why. I should’ve stopped. Put the box back. Left the house. Pretended I never found them.

But I didn’t.

Each photo was the same.

Different days. Different angles.

Always of me.

Always from somewhere I shouldn’t have been seen from.

Behind trees.

Through windows.

From across the street.

One of them was taken at night.

That one… I wish I hadn’t looked at for as long as I did.

It showed my bedroom window.

The light was on.

You could see inside.

You could see me.

Sleeping.

The photo was taken from outside.

Close.

Too close.

I remember checking the curtains after that.

Even though I knew it didn’t matter.

Even though it had already happened.

That’s when I noticed something else.

Something I hadn’t seen at first.

In the reflection of the glass.

Faint.

Easy to miss.

A shape.

Not clear enough to make out details.

Not enough to say who it was.

But enough to know…

Someone was standing there.

Holding the camera.

Watching me sleep.

And for the first time since opening the box…

I felt it.

Fear.

Because I didn’t remember that night.

I didn’t remember any of these nights.

And something in the back of my mind…

Something small and quiet and buried…

Kept whispering the same thing over and over again.

You were never supposed to remember.

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u/Gloomy_Ghoul1496 — 1 day ago

I found these photographs in an abandoned building by my house...

My friends and I hang around this one spot nearby, we've gone since we were about 10 or so.

It's a chill secluded area, has this cool well that's like a hundred years old. There's a bunch of these really ancient structures that must've been houses or something but all that's left are the support beams piercing out of the ground.

The only building left standing is this concrete construction zone, looks like a house that never got finished. There's 3 rooms in there, we usually just shoot the shit in there for a few hours whenever we're bored, chilling.

But last night one of us knocked over this little wooden box on a ledge. The hinges came right off and these 4 pictures exploded out of it.

We had no idea what to make of it but a few seconds later we hear footsteps slamming on the ground outside... Someone started banging on the metal door out front. In an empty place like that, sound bounces off all the walls and completely disorients you.

We all scattered and looked for the nearest exit. I ran back home completely alone.

My heart is still racing just writing about this. What do you guys make of it?

u/EskimoTree — 3 hours ago

My girlfriend bit me and now I crave raw meat

I’m not exactly sure what had gotten into her, but one night last week my girlfriend came home from a girls night a little more…promiscuous than usual. I don’t wanna go into too much detail, I’m not one for smut, but she had been all over me. I’ll leave it at that.

At the time, I didn’t find anything wrong with it, but looking back now, the fact that she didn’t have alcohol on her breath seems almost like a red flag. We were well past the honeymoon phase. That’s not to say we weren’t healthy in the bedroom, it’s just to say that in this particular instance, it felt like I was her crush again. Like she had been craving me for years in silence, and now she finally had access to me.

That being said, when her teeth clamped tightly on my neck, I just thought that was her excitement getting the better of her. It wasn’t until I felt the warm liquid running down my throat and into the dents around my clavicle that I mustered up the willpower to at least put up some sort of resistance.

“Ow, honey, you bit me a little hard there, don’t you think?” I asked, chuckling a bit.

In response, instead of apologizing or even acknowledging her mistake, she proceeded to bite me again, this time directly on the lip, drawing blood immediately.

Now, I was getting a bit irritated.

Pushing her off me and to the side of the bed, I got up, flustered, and pretty much ran to the bathroom to examine myself while my girlfriend pouted into a pillow.

Both wounds were actually quite worrisome, if I’m being honest. It had only been 5 minutes, and already the bite mark on my neck looked green with infection. The blood wasn’t letting up either. It leaked out of me at a rate that immediately put me into fight or flight mode.

Hurrying out of the bathroom, I announced to my girlfriend that I desperately needed to get to a hospital. This wasn’t just some stupid mistake in bed, this looked malicious.

I was almost shocked at the fit my girlfriend threw in response, screaming and crying at the top of her lungs for me to not go to a hospital, how she’d take care of it here.

I just figured that she was embarrassed. I mean, we’d sorta have to tell the doctor what had happened. I could see her face getting red at the mere thought of it.

I assured her doctors have heard WAY worse than this, but she just was not having it.

I finally relented and allowed her to bandage my neck while I just chose to deal with the pain in my lower lip. She wrapped my neck three times over with gauze, and when she finished, she stood on her tiptoes to kiss me on my flushed cheek.

She lingered for a moment after kissing me. Usually, when she did this, I could see the love and admiration in her eyes. I’d always loved that look. It was a look that revealed just how much she truly did care for me, and in those moments, nothing else in the world mattered aside from the two of us.

This wasn’t that look, though. No, this was a look of hunger. An almost lustful hunger. Like she wanted to devour me, and not in the way I’d like.

“Uh, thanks, honey. I don’t think I’m really in the mood anymore. Is it okay if we just go to sleep?”

She didn’t answer at first. She just sort of stood there, wading back and forth like the wind was pushing her.

Her face then sank into a look of unbridled anger for a split, barely noticeable second before curling back into a genuine-looking smile.

“Of course, hun. Let me just go get changed into my PJs,” she chirped, slinking past and pushing me out of the bathroom.

“Aaaaand she’s mad,” I thought to myself. “Guess that’s our night then.”

Meandering to the bed, I stiffly tucked myself under the covers and stared at the ceiling for a while. I probably stayed in that position, analyzing the spins of the ceiling fan, for around 10 minutes, and my girlfriend still had not left the bathroom.

While my eyes swirled round and round, keeping up with the blades of the fan, I slowly drifted into unconsciousness.

I was honestly surprised that I even woke up the next morning. I remembered my neck throbbing before I fell asleep, and I honestly couldn’t tell if it was actual exhaustion or loss of blood that made me pass out that night.

My girlfriend was still not in bed with me. However, the bathroom door was now open, and I could see her clothes on the floor in front of the sink.

When I tried to turn my neck, it felt like I was being stung by a thousand wasps right where I had been bitten, and that raised all sorts of alarm bells.

As carefully as I could, I climbed out of bed and waddled over to the bathroom, trying my best not to move my head at all.

What I saw in the mirror both shocked and disgusted me to the point that, despite the pain, I was hunched over the toilet vomiting within moments.

My bandage wrap had become completely black with blood, and trails of the substance branched off down my shoulder and into my chest in sharp black lines.

At least, I thought it was blood. Upon closer inspection, I was appalled to find that they were indeed veins that had become more than a little off-colored.

What caused me to lean over the toilet and expel the contents of my stomach wasn’t the color, though. No, what had me begging for God’s mercy was the fact that those veins…were moving. Pulsating to the rhythm of my beating heart.

After wiping the puke from my mouth, I backed out of the bathroom, nervously but urgently calling my girlfriend’s name. I did this repeatedly with no response.

However, I did hear something. Something that sounded like it was coming from the kitchen. Almost like someone was rummaging through our drawers or something.

I walked into the room and found my girlfriend squatting nude in front of the open freezer door, gnawing on a raw frozen steak while prying at it with her fingers.

She made these sounds, God, the noise is still stuck in my head. It was like this, this, wet, animalistic noise. Like grunting and growling at the same time.

Her eyes slowly rose from the meat and her hand to meet mine. It wasn’t her anymore. God, it just wasn’t her. My girlfriend’s eyes had been hazel. When the sun hit them, they were like gold. The only gold I ever wanted.

This…thing’s eyes. They were pitch black, void of any light whatsoever.

I expected her to charge me, for her to lunge at me at any moment. But, instead, her eyes fell back on the meat as she chewed at it. Once she finished, she began pulling more meat out of the freezer. Chicken. Steak. Beef. Pork. Anything she could get her hands on.

I turned around in absolute dismay, too stunned to even think. It felt almost mechanical as I glided over to the phone to dial 911.

I had my hand on the phone, ready to dial. That’s when the smell hit me.

The most delicious smell I’d ever witnessed, ever had the pleasure of falling victim to. A sweet, roasted smell. It was like being pulled back to childhood with a single whiff.

I felt like a cartoon character getting carried by the aroma to my girlfriend’s side.

Part of me knew what I wanted was abysmal. Unholy, I’d go as far as to say.

But I couldn’t help myself.

Reaching my hand into a pack of ground beef, I noticed that the black veins had now stretched down and were kissing my wrist. Their pulsations were like a dance of excitement for the meal that lay before us.

Ripping through the plastic, I pulled out a fistful of the red meat before shoving it into my mouth, and oh my God… I have never tasted anything more orgasmic.

I couldn’t even stop myself. I was pulling out another fistful before I had even swallowed my first bite. I just kept going, and going, and going.

It wasn’t long before I found myself making the same grunts as my girlfriend. It was like an automatic response. Like my mind and body had broken through a barrier that was previously invisible.

I couldn’t even feel the icy air from the freezer as we feasted. All I knew was that I had a buffet laid out in front of me and a beautiful girl to enjoy it with.

Unfortunately, though, that buffet did run out eventually. And once it did…my girlfriend and me definitely craved more.

And I think that our neighbors will have plenty to share.

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u/donavin221 — 6 hours ago

Trying to make a new creepypasta - a pale face

a pale face -me

A couple drives into their apartment complexes parking lot and they begin to walk towards the front door

As they reach their door, Carol glances over her shoulder.

A neighbor stands in the distance.

Not moving.

Just staring.

His face is pale. Unnaturally pale.

“Henry… he’s making me uncomfortable,” she says under her breath.

Henry barely looks. “You’re fine. Let’s just get inside.”

Carol quickly unlocks the door and steps in. Henry follows.

Darkness inside the complex

Carol flips the light switch.

Nothing.

“Seriously?” she mutters.

“Breaker probably tripped,” Henry says, already pulling out his phone. “I’ll check.”

His flashlight cuts through the dark as he heads down the hall.

Carol stands alone in the living room, her own light trembling slightly in her hand.

Then—

Tap.

She freezes.

A small ball rolls across the floor and bumps into her foot.

Angel her cat's toy.

She exhales, nudging it away. “Not now, Angel…”

The ball rolls back.

Slow.

Deliberate.

Carol frowns.

“Angel?” she calls softly.

No answer.

Henry returns briefly. “Carol, I’m gonna grab maintenance. Stay here.”

“Wait—”

But he’s already gone.

Carol turns, her light sweeping across the apartment.

It lands on the back door.

Slightly open.

Her stomach drops.

She walks over slowly… pushes it shut… and locks it.

Click.

Behind her—

The ball rolls again.

Carol turns.

Her light drifts across the floor—

And stops.

Angel lies there not moving and appears to be bleeding

Carol screams—

A figure lunges out of the darkness.

Hands clamp around her throat.

The neighbor.

His face

A smooth, white mask.

Carol claws at him, her nails scraping plastic. No skin. No warmth.

Just cold, hollow resistance.

Her vision blurs.

Her lungs burn.

Everything goes black.

Her body collapses.

The man lets her fall.

Minutes later, Henry walks back in with a maintenance man.

“Carol?” he calls.

Their flashlights sweep the room—

And find her.

“What the hell happened to her?!” the maintenance man shouts.

Henry drops to his knees. “Carol! Stay with me!”

They start CPR in the freezing dark.

Then—

She gasps.

Violently.

Air floods her lungs as she jolts awake, panicking.

Henry grabs her. “You’re okay—”

“There’s someone in the house!” she screams.

A deafening BANG cuts through the room.

The pantry door SLAMS open.

The masked man sprints out of the darkness.

The bat swings—

CRACK.

Henry drops instantly.

The maintenance man raises his arms, but the bat slams into his ribs. He collapses, gasping.

The masked man keeps going.

Stomping.

Over and over.

A wet crunch fills the apartment.

Carol runs.

She throws open the front door and bolts into the night.

Footsteps thunder behind her.

Fast.

Closing in.

She sprints toward the apartment manager’s office, light spilling from inside.

She bursts through the door.

“There’s a man trying to kill me!”

The manager rushes to lock the tinted glass door just as the masked man appears outside.

A shadow behind dark glass.

Watching.

Waiting.

“Get the hell out of here!” the manager shouts.

The bat explodes through the glass.

Carol screams.

The masked man reaches in, feeling for the lock—

The manager kicks his hand and arm hard.

The hand jerks back.

“I think I hurt him,” the manager says, breathing fast.

Carol runs into the bathroom and locks the door.

Silence.

For a moment.

Then—

Glass shatters somewhere else in the office.

He’s inside.

“No!” the manager shouts.

The bat cracks into his legs. He collapses, screaming.

Another hit.

And another.

The bat clatters to the floor.

The masked man walks slowly toward him, grabs his ankle, and drags him back.

Hands wrap around his throat.

Squeezing.

The manager claws at him, gasping—

And looks into the mask.

There are no eyes.

Only darkness.

The bathroom door bursts open.

Carol grips the bat.

She swings.

THUD.

The masked man drops.

The manager gasps for air. “Hit him again!”

She does.

Again and again til she collapses from exhaustion

Police arrive minutes later.

The masked man is pronounced dead at the scene.

Carol and the manager are rushed to the hospital.

Henry and the maintenance man don’t make it.

At the morgue, something is wrong.

They can’t remove the mask.

It won’t come off.

“Why would someone do this?” Officer Darwin mutters.

His partner shrugs. “Some people are just messed up. Probably glued it on.”

Two hours later.

The morgue is silent.

A drawer slides open.

Empty.

“Where is he?” the assistant whispers.

Then—

They look up.

Blood drips from the ceiling.

Spelling out the words.

"BE BACK SOON"

u/Icy_Tangerine_165 — 24 hours ago
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5 SCPs You're Better Off Not Knowing About

I am pretty new to SCP and this channel has been helping me learn more about the foundation. I made a video request for SCP I was better off not knowing in their last video and they actually did it!! I am surprised the channel is bigger so sharing with you all in case you want to introduce your friends/family to SCP.

Maybe don't start with this video though, the first example is very hard to digest.

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u/se_ndiay — 9 hours ago

Shellcrawlers

I swear this started off as a joke.

It was lunch (and half-recess, as most were outside), the kind where everybody is just half-awake and half-annoyed. Meanwhile, my friends were daring each other to do some stupid stuff. 

After finishing up my sandwich, drinking some of my water from my bottle, and going outside. We sat near a big oak behind the school; they don’t really care if we are not in sight of the teachers. I mean, they don’t get paid enough to care these days, so I can’t blame them, you know?

Then my friend, Tyler, pointed out a snail slithering along on the sidewalk. He looked at me and smirked, “Bet you fifty bucks you won’t eat that." 

I looked at him and told him to shut up, but all he was doing was laughing, really pushing it and making gagging noises. Then I snapped harder than I meant to, yelling out, “Shut the hell up, please!”  

The whole group went silent.

Tyler was caught off-guard, raising his hands like someone just pulled a gun in front of him and speaking in a way as if he were waiting for an excuse to talk about it all along. “Alright, alright, bro, my bad. Look... I will make it up for you; I got a story, a real one.”

We leaned in closer; we had this thing for free period stories like these, but the way he said “real” changed the air around the school, somehow.

“Ever heard about the Shellcrawlers?” He asked.

I laughed. “Wait, so like, mutant snails?”

He didn’t laugh.

He told us about Kingsland, Georgia. 

Hunters have been catching weird shapes on their trail cams. It was one of these pale-looking creatures near ponds with something that appeared to be a shell, the size of a cooler dragging itself against the ground. Some even discovered slime trails on the docks and some handprints in the mud.

They were too long and thin.

Likely the photo that was deleted.

He said one photo of them was posted online last year before the OP deleted it. I rolled my eyes, but the others were hooked because of this. 

Then I took it seriously when he said, "You guys know that hitchhiker who went missing on Highway 17? They blamed a gator, but my cousins saw the scene. There was slime nearby, and the prints were not from a gator.”

A cold chill went down my spine as I heard something like that before. 

“My dad told me something like that before,” I said; I couldn’t hold back. Everybody turned at me, and then I swallowed. “He said when he was a kid, something crawled from the marsh behind his house; it matched perfectly with that description.”

Tyler looked at me. “Did he say anything about the hands?”

I froze, then nodded; he did.

My dad had said that the hands were wrong; they were too long, and they had too many joints that dragged among the mud like they were feeling their way towards him. He said that he ran inside immediately, and my grandfather locked the doors and told him to never go out into the marsh after dark.

He never finished the story, and I never asked him to... Tyler leaned in and told me that the hitchhiker’s phone recorded something, only a few seconds; he was heard breathing heavily like he was running from something with this wet dragging sound, like something heavy was sliding against the mud.

I felt sick as my dad described that sound as well. He said it followed him all the way to the porch.

The others were whispering, debating, and laughing nervously, but I wasn’t listening anymore. I was thinking about the marsh near my dad’s childhood home; he refused to visit it, and he had warned me about it when I was little... even though we lived miles away.

I was thinking about the snail that Tyler pointed out earlier, like it knew it would get where it wanted eventually. I then remembered something else.

Last week, walking home from school, I could swear I saw a smear of something shiny on the sidewalk near the woods. I thought it was spilled glue, but if it was, then it would dry out, right? It didn't; it just sat there. It was sticky, clear, and thick, almost like... slime.

Later that night, I did my homework for algebra (I was on my phone in most of the sessions, so I just googled most of the answers and wrote them down) and then went to sleep after that, but I couldn’t drift off. Every sound outside felt too close, too wet-sounding. 

It could’ve been rain, but like, the weather said it was supposed to be clear. Then I heard it at around 2 AM; something was scraping against the siding of the house.

I told myself that it could’ve been a branch or the wind, but something tapped at the window three times, each sounding aggressive as it went on. I didn’t look at it; I couldn’t.

I really shouldn’t.

Because I knew, somehow, that if I did. I’d see that pale snail-like face with just the black hole in the center of its face and the shell. The tapping stopped but the dragging didn’t.

I also heard the backdoor’s knob jiggle. Then it just stopped; it was clearly pausing there as if listening and waiting. It was morning after that stressful night, but I did get some sleep, I suppose. As I was heading out, I stopped at the front door as my dad called me out of nowhere.

I answered the call.

His voice was shaking.

“P-please do NOT go near the woods tonight, not after what I saw on the news.”

I asked what he saw.

“...”

He hesitated when he spoke again.

“S..so.. Uhm, a hitchhiker’s body... washed up near Kingsland. They’re pulling the gator BS again... but.. his wounds were not bites..”

My stomach dropped.

I asked what they were, and he continued in that same tone.

“...Scrapes, very long ones, as if... as if something dragged him.” 

I was going to be late; I said okay, and I will see him home. Then he told me to take care, hanging up. I haven’t told my friends about it. I’ve stayed quiet; even some teachers were concerned, as they knew I was always talkative. 

I haven’t told anybody about that night; I haven’t spoken at all in all of the periods. But I kept thinking about the snail that was pointed out by Tyler.

I started thinking, the shellcrawlers can start small too, right? I know, this sounds really ridiculous, but like, they grow, follow trails, and remember the ones who talk about them.

Last night... I heard the dragging again but much, MUCH closer this time right outside my window.

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u/JosephTheSnail — 9 hours ago
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"PARATOPIC" Official Trailer I Indie Analog Horror Creepypasta

Just released the full trailer for my “PARATOPIC” film adaptation.

Shot in Iceland and built on VHS creepypasta grime, analog dread, found‑footage fragments, body horror, and fractured storytelling.

And yeah, I’m 14, and this is my biggest project yet.

This one leans hard into the game’s unsettling vibe: distorted voices, broken timelines, and a warped, haunting version of “Be My Baby” (The Ronettes) humming underneath everything like a memory you shouldn’t have.

It’s weird, tense, and unmistakably Paratopic.

Release date: 12th April

Leave feedback pls!

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u/paratopic_movie — 1 day ago

Not my face

“This… this is not me?..” The words leave my mouth before I can stop them. I’m standing in front of the mirror again, though I don’t remember waking up or walking here. It’s always like this. Night comes, and I’m suddenly aware, already standing, already looking. The girl in the reflection is wrong. She’s tall, thin, her pale skin stretched unevenly across her face. Dark hair falls over her features, hiding most of it, but not enough. Never enough. I slowly push the hair aside and stare at what’s underneath, sunken eyes, uneven skin, something that doesn’t sit right no matter how long I look at it. “This isn’t me,” I whisper, more certain this time. I know her name. Morranna. Just something I know. I also know this is her body, her life, her face. But I am not her. I can feel that deep inside, like a truth that doesn’t need proof. My fingers press lightly into my cheek, testing it. The skin feels wrong, too loose in some places, too tight in others, like it doesn’t belong where it is. I turn away from the mirror and move toward the window. The apartment is quiet, but not silent. Pipes hum in the walls, footsteps echo faintly from above, and somewhere down the hall a television murmurs through thin walls. It all feels distant, just like I feel distant from this face. Outside, the city is alive. I press my hand against the cold glass and look down. People pass under streetlights, their faces briefly illuminated before fading back into shadow. I watch them without blinking, a man laughing, a woman adjusting her reflection in a car window, a girl walking alone with her head slightly down. Their faces are right. That’s the only way to describe it. Everything is where it should be. Nothing feels out of place. They belong to themselves in a way I don’t. My hand slowly rises to my own face again. I press harder this time. It’s an unreal feeling, being trapped inside something I’m not without knowing why. I keep watching. I don’t know how long. Time doesn’t feel real here. The longer I look, the more I notice, the shape of jaws, the balance of features, the way expressions move naturally across skin that fits perfectly. Then I see her. She’s standing under a streetlamp, not doing anything special. Just waiting. But her face is right. I can feel it, deep and certain in a way I can’t explain. “That one…” I murmur. After that, I don’t think. I just move. The apartment door opens quietly. My bare feet hit the cold ground outside, but I barely feel it. The night air brushes against my skin, my thin black nightgown barely covering me, the straps slipping off my shoulders. I follow her at a distance, my steps light and careful. Somewhere in my small chase, I notice the scissors in my hand, fully metal kitchen scissors. I don’t remember picking them up, but they feel familiar, like they’ve always been there. She turns down a quieter street. Less light. Less noise. I call out softly, “Excuse me.” She turns. I grab her. It’s messy. It’s always messy. She struggles immediately, her hands clawing at me, trying to pull away. I hold on tighter, my heart pounding, my breath uneven. “I just need it,” I whisper. “I just need your face.” The scissors press against her skin, warm and alive. Then I cut. The blades drag and catch. It isn’t clean, never clean. She fights, but it doesn’t last long. I don’t stop. I can’t. I need this to work. When it’s over, the street is quiet again. I go back to the apartment. Back to the mirror. My hands are shaking as I lift what I took. Slowly, carefully, I press it against my face, trying to align it, trying to make it mine. I freeze, staring at my reflection. It’s not as good as I expected. But the change, the slight difference, fills me with something close to joy. It feels like I’m one step closer to finding myself. A faint gray light begins to creep through the window. Morning. My body starts to feel heavy, distant, like I’m being pulled backward into something dark. I try to hold on, but I can’t. And then I feel her. Morranna. Coming back. There’s always a moment where we overlap, her confusion, my frustration, the body we share. She’ll wake up soon, standing in this same room, seeing the mirror, the blood, the scissors. She won’t understand everything, but she’ll feel that something is wrong. As I fade, slipping back into the dark where I wait, I hold onto one thought. Next time, I’ll find the right face.

u/Plastic_Researcher18 — 12 hours ago

Spec, The Ripper

Depois de alguns anos como policial, Eliot foi promovido para investigador.

Ele rapidamente ganhou reputação dentro do departamento.

Não era o mais agressivo.

Não era o mais forte.

Mas era o mais persistente.

Quando pegava um caso, ele não largava até encontrar a verdade.

Seus colegas diziam que Eliot tinha uma habilidade rara: ele conseguia entender como um criminoso pensava.

Isso o tornava extremamente eficiente.

Mas também significava que ele passava muito tempo mergulhado na mente de pessoas perigosas.

Algo que, mais tarde, cobraria um preço.

Apesar da vida difícil no trabalho, Eliot tinha algo que o mantinha equilibrado: sua família.

Ele conheceu Sara em um café perto da delegacia. Ela trabalhava como designer e tinha um senso de humor que quebrava facilmente a seriedade de Eliot.

Eles se apaixonaram rápido.

Alguns anos depois, tiveram um filho: Ethan.

Ethan era o orgulho de Eliot.

Nos dias de folga, ele levava o filho ao parque, ensinava a andar de bicicleta e prometia que um dia mostraria a ele como funcionava uma investigação de verdade.

À noite, quando voltava do trabalho, Eliot costumava sentar no sofá com Sara enquanto Ethan dormia.

Era nesses momentos simples que ele se sentia verdadeiramente em paz.

Durante meses, Eliot e sua equipe investigavam uma organização criminosa extremamente perigosa, responsável por tráfico de armas, drogas e diversos assassinatos.

O grupo era conhecido por ser extremamente violento e difícil de infiltrar.

Depois de semanas de escutas telefônicas e vigilância, finalmente surgiu uma oportunidade.

Um carregamento importante da organização seria entregue em um armazém abandonado na zona industrial da cidade.

Era a chance perfeita para prender vários membros importantes de uma só vez.

Eliot lideraria a operação.

A equipe que acompanhava Eliot naquela noite era formada por homens que ele confiava plenamente.

Mark Rivera – seu parceiro mais próximo. Trabalhavam juntos havia quase cinco anos. Mark era brincalhão, sempre tentando aliviar o clima nas operações.

Samuel Ortiz – especialista tático, sempre calmo em situações de risco.

Luca Bennett – o mais jovem da equipe, mas extremamente dedicado.

Antes de sair da viatura, Mark olhou para Eliot e deu um sorriso.

— Depois disso vamos precisar de uma cerveja.

Eliot respondeu com um meio sorriso.

— Primeiro vamos terminar o trabalho.

Nenhum deles sabia que seria a última conversa.

A equipe cercou o armazém silenciosamente.

As luzes estavam apagadas e tudo parecia quieto demais.

Eliot sentiu algo estranho no ar.

Mas naquele momento ele acreditou que era apenas nervosismo.

— Entrando em três… dois… um…

A porta foi arrombada.

E então tudo deu errado.

Assim que entraram, refletores se acenderam de repente.

O interior do armazém estava cheio de homens armados.

Muito mais do que a equipe esperava.

Era uma emboscada.

Antes que pudessem reagir, tiros começaram a ecoar por todo o lugar.

O barulho era ensurdecedor.

Balas atingiam paredes, caixas e estruturas metálicas.

Samuel tentou avançar para cobertura, mas foi atingido quase imediatamente.

Luca tentou arrastar Samuel para trás de um contêiner, mas também foi baleado.

Eliot começou a disparar, tentando abrir caminho.

— Recuar! Recuar agora! — ele gritou.

Mas já era tarde.

Mark estava ao lado de Eliot quando aconteceu.

Eles tentavam sair pela porta por onde haviam entrado.

Um criminoso apareceu no segundo andar do armazém com um rifle.

Eliot viu o brilho da arma.

— MARK, CUIDADO!

O disparo veio antes que ele pudesse terminar.

Mark levou dois tiros no peito.

Ele caiu no chão, ofegando.

Eliot se ajoelhou ao lado dele.

— Não… não… fica comigo!

Mark tentou falar.

Sangue escorria por sua boca.

— Você… vai… pegar esses caras…

Seus olhos ficaram vazios.

Eliot ficou paralisado por um segundo.

Foi nesse momento que uma bala atingiu Eliot na lateral do corpo.

A dor foi imediata.

Ele caiu.

Os tiros continuavam ao redor.

Mas para Eliot… tudo ficou distante.

O mundo começou a escurecer.

Quando a polícia finalmente chegou com reforços, o armazém estava cheio de corpos.

Policiais.

Criminosos.

Sangue por toda parte.

Entre todos os homens no chão…

Apenas um ainda respirava.

Eliot Simons.

Ele foi levado às pressas para o hospital.

Durante dias, ficou entre a vida e a morte.

Quando acordou, recebeu a notícia que mudaria sua vida para sempre:

Todos os membros da equipe estavam mortos.

Ele era o único sobrevivente.

A partir daquele momento, algo mudou dentro de Eliot.

Ele não conseguia parar de pensar em uma única coisa:

A operação era dele.

A decisão de entrar foi dele.

Na mente de Eliot, a conclusão era inevitável:

Se ele tivesse escolhido outro plano…

Se tivesse esperado reforços…

Se tivesse percebido a emboscada…

Seus amigos ainda estariam vivos.

Essa culpa começou a crescer silenciosamente dentro dele.

E seria exatamente essa culpa…

Que abriria espaço para a escuridão que viria depois.

Depois de semanas internado no hospital por causa da operação fracassada, Eliot finalmente recebeu alta.

Seu corpo ainda doía, e as cicatrizes dos tiros ainda estavam frescas. Mas a dor física não era nada comparada ao peso que carregava na mente.

Seus companheiros estavam mortos.

Ele era o único sobrevivente.

Mesmo assim, havia algo que ainda o mantinha de pé: sua família.

Durante todo o tempo no hospital, sua esposa Sara o visitava sempre que podia. Ela segurava sua mão e repetia a mesma coisa:

— Você não tem culpa.

Seu filho Ethan, de apenas oito anos, levava desenhos para o pai. Em quase todos eles apareciam três pessoas de mãos dadas.

Uma família.

Eliot prometeu a si mesmo que, quando saísse do hospital, tentaria reconstruir a vida.

Na noite em que voltou para casa, a cidade estava silenciosa.

As ruas estavam quase vazias, iluminadas apenas por alguns postes fracos.

Quando Eliot estacionou o carro em frente à casa, sentiu algo estranho.

Algo estava errado.

A luz da sala estava apagada.

Sara sempre deixava aquela luz acesa quando ele chegava tarde.

Ele saiu do carro lentamente.

O silêncio da rua parecia pesado.

Então ele viu algo que fez seu coração acelerar.

A porta da frente estava entreaberta.

— Sara? — Eliot chamou.

Nenhuma resposta.

Ele empurrou a porta devagar.

A casa estava escura.

E silenciosa.

O cheiro veio primeiro.

Pólvora.

E algo metálico.

Sangue.

O coração de Eliot começou a bater mais rápido.

Ele caminhou pela sala.

Uma cadeira estava caída no chão.

A mesa estava quebrada.

Vidros espalhados pelo chão.

Havia sinais claros de luta.

— Sara?! Ethan?!

Silêncio.

Então ele ouviu um som fraco vindo do corredor.

Algo caiu no chão.

Eliot correu.

As paredes tinham marcas de tiros.

Quadros estavam destruídos.

Quanto mais Eliot caminhava, mais sangue aparecia no chão.

Até que ele chegou à porta do quarto.

Ela estava aberta.

Eliot empurrou lentamente.

E o mundo parou.

Sara estava no chão.

Imóvel.

Seu corpo estava cercado por manchas de sangue.

Perto dela estava Ethan.

Pequeno.

Sem se mover.

Eliot ficou parado na porta por alguns segundos.

Seu cérebro se recusava a aceitar o que seus olhos estavam vendo.

Ele caminhou lentamente até eles.

Se ajoelhou.

— …Sara?

Nenhuma resposta.

Ele tocou a mão dela.

Fria.

Então olhou para Ethan.

O brinquedo que ele sempre carregava estava no chão ao lado dele.

Um pequeno carrinho vermelho.

Eliot pegou o carrinho com mãos tremendo.

Seu corpo começou a tremer.

Um som estranho saiu de sua garganta.

Não era um grito.

Nem um choro.

Era algo quebrado.

Quando a polícia chegou, Eliot ainda estava ajoelhado no quarto.

Segurando o carrinho do filho.

Sem dizer uma palavra.

Um detetive analisou a cena.

No espelho do quarto, havia algo escrito com sangue.

Uma mensagem simples.

“Você deveria ter morrido com os outros.”

A assinatura da organização criminosa que Eliot investigava.

Aquilo não era apenas um assassinato.

Era uma vingança.

Eles não queriam apenas matá-lo.

Queriam destruir tudo que ele amava.

E conseguiram.

Depois daquela noite, Eliot Simons desapareceu emocionalmente.

Ele ainda respirava.

Ainda caminhava.

Mas algo dentro dele havia morrido naquele quarto.

Os funerais aconteceram alguns dias depois.

Chovia.

Eliot não chorou.

Não falou.

Não demonstrou emoção.

Ele apenas ficou parado olhando para os caixões.

Dentro de sua mente, porém, algo estava acontecendo.

Algo perigoso.

A culpa da primeira tragédia.

A dor da segunda.

A raiva.

O ódio.

Tudo começou a se misturar.

E em algum lugar profundo dentro de Eliot…

uma nova voz começou a nascer.

Uma voz que não sentia culpa.

Uma voz que não sentia dor.

Uma voz que queria apenas uma coisa:

vingança.

Após o assassinato de sua esposa e de seu filho, Eliot Simons não dormiu por dias.

A casa estava vazia.

Silenciosa.

Cada cômodo trazia uma lembrança.

Cada lembrança trazia dor.

Ele passava horas sentado no escuro da sala, olhando para o pequeno carrinho vermelho de Ethan.

A polícia continuava investigando, mas Eliot já sabia a verdade.

A organização criminosa tinha feito aquilo.

E provavelmente nunca pagaria por isso.

A justiça… havia falhado.

Com o passar dos dias, Eliot começou a perder o controle da própria mente.

Ele revivia constantemente duas cenas:

seus companheiros morrendo no armazém

sua família morta no quarto

Essas imagens nunca desapareciam.

Às vezes ele acordava no meio da noite ouvindo tiros.

Outras vezes jurava ouvir o filho chamando por ele.

Mas então algo diferente começou a acontecer.

Uma voz.

No início era apenas um pensamento.

Um sussurro.

“Eles merecem morrer.”

Eliot tentou ignorar.

Mas a voz voltava.

Mais forte.

Mais agressiva.

“Você sabe onde eles estão.”

“Você sabe o que precisa fazer.”

Uma noite, Eliot estava no banheiro.

Ele levantou o rosto lentamente e olhou para o espelho.

Seus olhos estavam vermelhos de exaustão.

Então ele falou sozinho:

— Eu não sou um assassino…

Por alguns segundos houve silêncio.

Então sua própria voz respondeu.

Mas não parecia dele.

Baixa.

Fria.

Distorcida.

— Não…

— Você é apenas fraco.

Eliot congelou.

— …quem está aí?

O reflexo no espelho sorriu.

Mas Eliot não estava sorrindo.

— Eu sou a parte de você que não tem medo.

— A parte que quer justiça.

— Eu sou o que nasceu naquela noite.

Eliot começou a tremer.

— Não…

Certa noite, Eliot decidiu sair de casa para caminhar.

A cidade estava fria e úmida, iluminada apenas por postes fracos e luzes distantes.

Ele caminhava sem destino.

A mente estava cheia de pensamentos confusos.

“Eu deveria ter morrido naquela operação.”

“Eles ainda estariam vivos.”

“Tudo é minha culpa.”

Então ele ouviu a voz novamente.

Baixa.

Fria.

Dentro da própria mente.

— Eles estão por perto.

Eliot parou.

— Quem…?

— Aqueles que destruíram sua vida.

Eliot segurou a cabeça.

— Eu não estou ouvindo isso…

A voz respondeu calmamente:

— Eu estou apenas acordando.

O mundo começou a girar.

A visão de Eliot ficou turva.

E então…

Tudo ficou preto.

Eliot abriu os olhos algumas horas depois.

Ele estava em um beco.

Seu corpo estava dolorido.

Seus punhos estavam machucados.

Suas roupas tinham manchas escuras.

Quando olhou ao redor, viu três homens caídos no chão.

Nenhum deles estava se movendo.

Eliot se levantou rapidamente, confuso.

— O que… aconteceu aqui?

Ele tentou lembrar.

Mas sua mente estava completamente vazia.

Nada.

Apenas um buraco negro na memória.

Ele saiu do beco rapidamente, tentando ignorar o medo que começava a crescer dentro dele.

Mas aquilo era apenas o começo.

Na manhã seguinte, Eliot ligou a televisão.

Uma notícia chamou sua atenção imediatamente.

Três homens ligados a uma organização criminosa haviam sido encontrados mortos durante a madrugada em um beco da cidade.

A polícia descreveu a cena como extremamente violenta.

Eliot sentiu um frio percorrer sua espinha.

Ele reconheceu o lugar.

Era o mesmo beco onde havia acordado.

Sua respiração ficou pesada.

— Não… isso não pode ser…

Mas dentro de sua mente…

Ele ouviu uma risada baixa.

Nos dias seguintes, os apagões começaram a acontecer novamente.

Às vezes Eliot perdia minutos.

Outras vezes… horas.

Ele acordava em lugares diferentes.

Sempre cansado.

Sempre com ferimentos.

E sempre com aquela sensação horrível de que algo dentro dele estava tomando controle.

Então, uma noite, aconteceu de novo.

Mas dessa vez…

Ele viu.

Eliot estava andando por uma rua industrial quando viu quatro homens saindo de um bar.

Ele os reconheceu.

Membros da organização criminosa responsável pela morte de sua família.

Seu coração começou a bater mais rápido.

A raiva subiu como um fogo dentro dele.

Mas então algo diferente aconteceu.

Ele ouviu a voz novamente.

Agora mais clara.

Mais viva.

— Finalmente.

Eliot sussurrou:

— Não…

— Eles merecem.

— Eu não sou um assassino…

Silêncio.

Então a voz respondeu com um tom quase divertido:

— Você não.

— Mas eu sou.

A visão de Eliot começou a escurecer.

Ele tentou lutar.

Tentou se mover.

Mas seu corpo não respondia.

A última coisa que Eliot viu…

Foi seu próprio reflexo em uma janela.

Sorrindo.

Quando os homens perceberam Eliot parado na rua, começaram a rir.

— Olha quem está aqui.

— O policial que perdeu tudo.

Um deles deu um passo à frente.

— Você deveria ter morrido com sua família.

Foi nesse momento que Eliot levantou a cabeça lentamente.

Seus olhos estavam vazios.

Calmos.

Assustadoramente calmos.

Ele inclinou a cabeça de lado.

E falou com uma voz diferente.

Mais fria.

Mais escura.

— Spec ouviu isso.

Os homens se olharam confusos.

— Quem?

Eliot sorriu.

— Spec.

Nos minutos seguintes, a rua se transformou em caos.

Spec se moveu com uma violência brutal, alimentada por toda a raiva acumulada dentro de Eliot.

Os homens tentaram reagir.

Tentaram fugir.

Mas não tiveram chance.

Durante semanas, Eliot Simons tentou lutar contra o que estava acontecendo dentro de sua mente.

Cada vez que acordava coberto de sangue, cada vez que via mais notícias de criminosos encontrados mutilados pela cidade, ele entendia que algo dentro dele estava crescendo.

Algo que ele não conseguia controlar.

No começo, Eliot ainda conseguia resistir.

Às vezes ele sentia quando Spec estava prestes a assumir o controle — uma pressão na cabeça, a visão ficando escura, uma raiva esmagadora subindo do fundo do peito.

Mas a cada noite… ficava mais difícil lutar.

Certa noite, Eliot finalmente quebrou.

Ele estava sentado no chão da sala, cercado por fotos da família e pelos relatórios da investigação da organização criminosa.

Todos os nomes.

Todos os rostos.

Todos os responsáveis.

Ele sussurrou para si mesmo:

— Eu vou acabar com vocês…

Então a voz respondeu imediatamente.

— Nós vamos.

Eliot apertou a cabeça com força.

— Não… eu não vou deixar você fazer isso…

A resposta veio em um tom calmo e cruel.

— Você já deixou.

— Cada vez que você perdeu o controle… fui eu.

— Cada vez que eles gritaram… fui eu.

Eliot começou a respirar mais rápido.

— Eu posso parar você…

Então a voz riu.

Uma risada baixa, fria e distorcida.

— Você não entendeu ainda…

— Eu não sou uma parte de você.

— Eu sou o que sobrou.

Naquela mesma noite, Eliot decidiu acabar com tudo.

Ele pegou sua arma de serviço.

Sentou-se na cama.

Colocou o cano contra a própria cabeça.

Suas mãos tremiam.

— Se eu morrer… você morre comigo…

Silêncio.

Por alguns segundos, não houve resposta.

Então Spec falou.

Mais calmo do que nunca.

— Você realmente acha que tem coragem?

Eliot fechou os olhos.

Lembrou do rosto de Sara.

Lembrou de Ethan.

E apertou o gatilho.

Mas no último segundo… sua mão travou.

Ele não conseguiu.

A arma caiu no chão.

E foi nesse momento que Spec venceu.

Eliot caiu de joelhos no chão.

Chorando.

Exausto.

Quebrado.

— Eu… não consigo mais…

Spec respondeu.

— Eu sei.

A pressão na mente de Eliot aumentou.

Era como se algo estivesse empurrando ele para trás dentro da própria cabeça.

Sua visão começou a escurecer.

Seu corpo ficou pesado.

— O que está acontecendo…?

Spec respondeu com satisfação.

— Você lutou bem.

— Mas agora é minha vez.

A consciência de Eliot começou a desaparecer lentamente.

Ele tentou gritar.

Tentou se mover.

Mas era tarde demais.

Quando Eliot abriu os olhos novamente…

Ele não era mais Eliot.

Ele se levantou lentamente do chão.

O corpo estava calmo.

Relaxado.

Livre.

Ele olhou para o espelho do quarto.

E sorriu.

Mas aquele sorriso não tinha humanidade.

Era vazio.

Predatório.

Ele inclinou a cabeça levemente e falou consigo mesmo:

— Finalmente.

— Sem interferência.

— Sem culpa.

— Sem fraqueza.

Ele pegou a arma no chão… e a jogou fora.

— Armas são rápidas demais.

— Spec prefere sentir a faca estripando.

Ele caminhou até a porta da casa.

Antes de sair, parou por um momento.

Olhou para uma foto da família de Eliot sobre a mesa.

Ficou alguns segundos em silêncio.

Então pegou a foto… e a virou de cabeça para baixo.

— Você perdeu tudo.

— Agora o corpo é meu.

Nos dias seguintes, a cidade começou a mudar.

Membros da organização criminosa começaram a desaparecer.

Alguns eram encontrados mortos.

Outros simplesmente nunca mais eram vistos.

As cenas dos crimes eram brutais.

Corpos rasgados.

Marcas de luta violentas.

Sinais claros de alguém que não apenas queria matar…

Mas destruir.

A polícia começou a investigar um novo assassino.

Um predador.

Um homem que parecia atacar com pura fúria.

Mas também com uma estranha precisão.

Algumas testemunhas disseram ter visto uma figura caminhando pelas ruas à noite.

Um homem alto.

Olhos vazios.

Andando calmamente… como se estivesse procurando algo.

Porque ele estava.

Dentro da mente de Eliot Simons, a última parte de consciência estava presa em um lugar escuro.

Assistindo.

Sem poder fazer nada.

Enquanto Spec, o Estripador, caminhava livremente pelo mundo.

E agora…

Nada mais podia pará-lo.

u/Anonymouss2843 — 6 hours ago
▲ 2 r/creepypasta+1 crossposts

Weird voice glitch on Sesame AI (Maya).

So I was using Sesame AI’s voice chat and talking to Maya, and something genuinely weird happened.

I asked her a random question like: “If you had to choose a celebrity lookalike, who would you pick?” She said Florence Pugh. Then I followed up like “Hey, she was in Black Widow right?” and asked about the accent she used in the movie.

Right after that, I suddenly heard a male voice say “why do you wanna know where she’s from?” It didn’t sound like Maya at all it was a completely different voice. It honestly felt like someone else just spoke in the background. Mind you, there was no one around me, and I was just on voice chat with the AI.

Has anyone else experienced something like this? Is this a known glitch where it switches voices, or was this something else?

Ngl it kinda caught me off guard

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u/Outrageous_Key_6332 — 7 hours ago
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Macarena Malena Gonzalo(My take on Mereana Mordegard Glesgorv)

The First Frame of an Old now deleted 2008 Video that is linked to alleged mass self enucleation

u/Cold-Currency-8434 — 19 hours ago
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Did ExplodingTNT create Alexbrine?

So I’ve been doing research on creepypasta characters and I got around to Alexbrine. Google says ExplodingTNT popularized her but didn’t explicitly state that he created her. I couldn’t find a solid source of who created her.

Was she created by ExplodingTNT or the Minecraft community as a whole?

u/TheSkullio — 19 hours ago

Suicide fabrício.avi

suicide fabrício.avi This would be a reference to the original Creepypasta suicide mouse.avi

u/Pure-Cow4326 — 15 hours ago

Congestion

This was all my fault , I was just tired of reality , I killed my Girlfriend and my Closest Friend , then had someone kill me , they then put our skulls into this computer monitor and used some kind of spell or something to connect our souls into the internet so we could all be free , but something went wrong with the spell , it caused the computer to gain some form of immune system and it viewed us as...well a literal virus and released some kind of mucus like enzyme and caused us to become trapped in a giant green Jell-o block of acidic phlegm, and now we are in a constant state of pain , the decaying process has been sped up , chunks of our skulls are corroding , I have since become blind , my eyes have seemingly melted out of my skull , this computer congestion hasn't ended us yet , please help us.

u/Alternative-Rip-6399 — 11 hours ago

Roden why did you say hi to me!

Roden the way you said hi to me the other day, it was different. The words sound like every other hi and greeting that you get on a normal basis. The way you said hi to me roden that day, it looked like a normal casual respectful hi, but it was the king of all hi's. I don't know why you would give a hi to me that was the king of all hi's and I am grateful but extremely annoyed. This hi come with a lot of responsibility and pressure. Like you said hi to me just like any other day, but this one was different.

You were wearing the same casual clothes and it wasn't a special day at all. You might have said hi that was the king of all hi's by accident. Everyone is wary of giving away the royalty of certain common greetings and mutual respect. I know someone who was given the king of goodbyes when his friend said good bye to him. So now I have this thing now on my shoulder. When I tried to leave the gym by cutting off the subscription, the gym owner wouldn't cut the subscription off. I tried contacting the bank about it, but even they don't want to stop.

So now I'm stuck with this gym, because the owner says that because of recieving the king of all hi's. I don't want to go to this toxic gym anymore and so I tried giving away the king of all hi's to other people by saying hi to them. It didn't work and no one really knows how to pass these on, and it kind of happens by accident. Then when my co-worker said goodbye to me as I took over the shift, i had now recieved the queen of all good byes. You can just feel it.

So now I had the king of hi's and the queen of goodbyes on me now. Then someone gave me the prince of smiles and the princess of shaking hands. I had a whole royal family of greetings and pleasantries. I was fighting with the gym owner to cut my subscription and my bank wouldn't do it. No restaurant or takeaway would serve me apart from a restaurant called diggies. They would never let me pay the bill but they would just add it on.

Them one day I was kidnapped and I was brought to the gym, and they threatened the king of hi's, the queen of good byes, the prince of smiles and the princess of shaking hands. They told that I would die unless gold was found in the gym.

The next day the gold was found inside the gym and I was let go. I still have the royalties of greeting and pleasantries in me and I'm not safe.

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u/shortstory1 — 18 hours ago
Week