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7 Days Series [Horror]

Everyone has their fates connected to their birthdays, they are likely to have psychic abilities specifically connected to ‘something’. Some can sense it while some cannot, depending on what they have committed in the past. Mystery, Death, Foolishness, and Greed are the things attracting the evil spirits to be around. Those who were born on Sunday… “Ward: Labor Tomb” If you see ‘the pregnant,’ please beware; they are there to take your head. Those who were born on Monday… “Mirror: Who’s the First to Die of Them All?” After midnight where mirrors are, ‘mysterious things’ will appear. Those who were born on Tuesday… “Haunted: Mystery of Plumeria House” Stay away from ‘bathrooms’, if you wish to stay alive. Those who were born on Wednesday… “Theater: Book Me a Death Ticket” When people born on this day go to a funeral, they tend to witness bad events. Those who were born on Thursday… “Stairs: 12 Steps...Ghost Staircase” At night, do not look at the stairs, or else something might be there. Those who were born on Friday… “Reality: Dare the Living, Discover the Dead” There is a game for the living, but noted that it might take their lives. Those who were born on Saturday… “Holy: Soul Sacrifice to Spirit’s House” The ancient saying goes: think before you speak, as something the eyes cannot see does not mean it is not real. Every inconsiderate action must be traded with the living, and only death is the answer! One question… What day were you born on…?

Phakhinai · Horror
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303 Chs

The Nosy One... is My Enemy! Part I

The air was crisp and fresh this morning. As usual, Fern and Aey walked to the cafeteria, chatting in a good mood. When they arrived, both saw that there were already four or five juniors sitting and talking there. Fern and Aey went to fetch a glass of soymilk and picked up two deep-fried dough sticks for each. The canteen was like this on Saturday and Sunday. The breakfast would be simple because there were not many students.

Sister Christine, who was on duty this morning, walked into the cafeteria. The students raised their hands in a wai to greet the Sister before going their separate ways to have breakfast at their tables. The students did not pray at the same time but did it individually before the meal today. Fern, who was not a Christian, did not need to pray like everyone else.

Noticing that Sister Christine was sitting with her neck craning as if waiting for someone, Aey, who was not too far from the teacher, curiously asked.

“Who are you waiting for, Sister Christine?”