Lisa had known that Darren’s plan was absolutely outrageous; why would she have wanted to visit a cemetery in the middle of the night, especially with all the murders in the area lately? Despite her initial objections to the eerie setting, she still somehow found herself trailing after him, occasionally stumbling on half-buried headstones and roots sticking up from the ground.

She was doing ...

Clarise Miller gawked at the phone she clutched tightly in her shaking hands. “There’s no way,” she mumbled aloud, not caring if anyone else in her classroom heard her. How could this be real? She clicked on the account that showed a seemingly sweet-looking woman in the picture, along with three small children at her side. All smiling; all the spitting images of their mother.

Tears pooled on h...

“So you really have nothing to say to ANYTHING I just said to you?” Marissa seethed, waiting for a response from her boyfriend that didn’t come. “Well Matthew?!”

He turned his eyes to her for a moment, taking her in lazily from head to toe, then turned his attention back to his phone, where it had been the entirety of their argument. “Is there something you WANT me to say?” He retorted, and Mari...