/u/JinogAtYourDoor's posts in /r/TwoSentenceHorror

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I shined my flashlight over the cabinet of porcelin dolls.

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He had a phobia of odd numbers and would obsess over ensuring everything within his control was of an even number.

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When the last customer left, the manager locked the doors of the clothing store and made her way to the office to take care of some paperwork.

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Twelve porcelin dolls facing me from a high shelf as I try to sleep is unsettling.

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I could hold my breath long enough to swim to the surface.

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Grandma and Grandpa have dressing up clothes in the attic.

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Moments after the men made their way upstairs, I heard my daughter's screams erupt from her bedroom.

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The hospital wrote to me informing me that it was cancer and that I only had six months left to live.

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"His writing might be a bit smudgy, but at least I know he's enjoying himself," I said after reading my son's letter.

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"This ice cream tastes too good to be dairy-free," I said, scooping my third bowlful.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I shined my flashlight over the cabinet of porcelin dolls.	17488
He had a phobia of odd numbers and would obsess over ensuring everything within his control was of an even number.	7343
When the last customer left, the manager locked the doors of the clothing store and made her way to the office to take care of some paperwork.	6835
Twelve porcelin dolls facing me from a high shelf as I try to sleep is unsettling.	6166
I could hold my breath long enough to swim to the surface.	1252
Grandma and Grandpa have dressing up clothes in the attic.	1158
Moments after the men made their way upstairs, I heard my daughter's screams erupt from her bedroom.	814
The hospital wrote to me informing me that it was cancer and that I only had six months left to live.	286
"His writing might be a bit smudgy, but at least I know he's enjoying himself," I said after reading my son's letter.	205
"This ice cream tastes too good to be dairy-free," I said, scooping my third bowlful.	91