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

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I truly believed him, when my father plead "not-guilty" to murdering all the people they found buried under our house.

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My Daddy says Mommy is happy and she's waiting to see us in Heaven.

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As the social worker insists I let her in to check my daughter's welfare, I wonder, on the edge of panic, how I can possibly explain her disappearance.

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The terror of sleep paralysis has plagued me for my entire life.

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"Cheese!" said the man, before seeing a bright flash.

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I clutched my knife tight to my chest, as I watched the shadows play across the floor through the gap under the closet door, in a house where I was supposed to be alone.

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As the old man's pickup got us back under way, he said in a quiet, almost melancholy tone that it wasn't safe - especially at night - for a young woman like me to hitchhike this stretch of road.

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The very instant I finished the spell, a task as simple, as profound, as reading the words, Demone Aurem Vermis, written in a ragged hand across the vellum scroll, the old monk erupted in tortured, rasping laughter.

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When I heard the sound of digging growing closer, I knew my ransom had been paid, & that psycho cult was setting me free.

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On each anniversary, I return to the trail, to commune with my vanished hiking buddies, in the place I last saw them.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I truly believed him, when my father plead "not-guilty" to murdering all the people they found buried under our house.	11072
My Daddy says Mommy is happy and she's waiting to see us in Heaven.	6039
As the social worker insists I let her in to check my daughter's welfare, I wonder, on the edge of panic, how I can possibly explain her disappearance.	4144
The terror of sleep paralysis has plagued me for my entire life.	1322
"Cheese!" said the man, before seeing a bright flash.	973
I clutched my knife tight to my chest, as I watched the shadows play across the floor through the gap under the closet door, in a house where I was supposed to be alone.	972
As the old man's pickup got us back under way, he said in a quiet, almost melancholy tone that it wasn't safe - especially at night - for a young woman like me to hitchhike this stretch of road.	230
The very instant I finished the spell, a task as simple, as profound, as reading the words, Demone Aurem Vermis, written in a ragged hand across the vellum scroll, the old monk erupted in tortured, rasping laughter.	38
When I heard the sound of digging growing closer, I knew my ransom had been paid, & that psycho cult was setting me free.	30
On each anniversary, I return to the trail, to commune with my vanished hiking buddies, in the place I last saw them.	22