marry me by midnight

12 o'clock in the evening could be called midnight or midnight. According to the answer in document [1], midnight was 12 o'clock at night, and midnight was from 11 o'clock at night to 1 o'clock in the morning the next day. However, the document [2] mentioned that midnight referred to around midnight, which was the middle of the night, which was midnight. Therefore, midnight could be called midnight or midnight.

Midnight short story? Well, there was this old library in the city. It was midnight, and a young boy named Tom sneaked into the library. He had always been curious about a locked room in the attic. That midnight, he found the key hidden behind an old portrait. When he opened the door, he was greeted by a cloud of dust. Inside, there were ancient books that seemed to glow in the dim light. As he picked up one of the books, he felt a strange energy. The pages were filled with stories of a long - lost civilization. Tom spent the whole night in that room, lost in the midnight short stories of the past, until he finally fell asleep among the books.

The Midnight Man is a creepy figure in this scary story. He is said to be summoned at midnight. You start by lighting a candle and walking through your darkened house. As you move, he starts to come closer. If the candle goes out, it means he's near. Many people who've tried this have reported feeling a presence, hearing strange noises, and having an overall sense of dread.

The full story of Midnight Cinderella is quite enchanting. Cinderella is a kind - hearted girl. She is given a chance to attend a ball that is filled with nobles and the royal family. At the ball, she is the most beautiful sight in the prince's eyes. They dance gracefully under the glittering chandeliers. But midnight is the time limit for her magic to last. So she runs away, leaving behind a glass slipper. The prince, smitten by her, travels far and wide to find the girl whose foot fits the slipper. When he finally does, they are united and their love story becomes a legend in their kingdom, and they rule side by side with love and kindness.

Well, the Midnight Mary ghost story goes like this. Mary was a servant in a grand estate long ago. She was in love with the master's son, but their relationship was forbidden. One fateful midnight, when she was caught trying to meet him secretly, she was chased and fell to her death from a balcony. Now, on certain midnights, her ghost is seen wandering the corridors, still longing for her lost love.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Nameless Midnight' you're referring to. It could be a story from a particular book, game, or someone's personal creation. Without more context, it's hard to detail its origin story.

There's a story of a midnight hitchhiker. A driver was on a lonely road at midnight when he saw a girl in a white dress hitchhiking. He stopped to pick her up. She was silent the whole time. When he reached the destination she asked him to stop at a graveyard. As she got out, she disappeared. Later, he found out that a girl had died in that area years ago and was often seen at midnight trying to get a ride back to her final resting place.

At midnight, in a small town, a clown had been rumored to appear. This clown was no ordinary one. He was said to be a spirit of a former circus performer who died in a tragic accident. One night, a group of teenagers decided to explore the old circus ground at midnight. As they walked among the dilapidated tents, they suddenly saw a clown figure. His clothes were tattered and his movements were jerky. The teens were so scared that they scattered in different directions, each haunted by the image of that midnight clown.

One scary midnight story is about an old, abandoned house. A young girl was dared by her friends to enter it at midnight. As she stepped inside, she heard strange creaking noises. The wind seemed to howl through the broken windows, but it felt like there were voices in it. Suddenly, a cold hand grabbed her ankle. She screamed and ran out, never to go near that place again.

Midnight was published by the People's Literature Press in 1977.