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

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Deep in the infinite cosmos several thousand men, women, and children drifted aimlessly, blissfully asleep, in the belly of the Starship N0-11 H.

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I promised myself I wouldn't let my husband into our house again until our kids were grown up.

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Bombarded by unrelenting rain, shrouded in moonless night, I walk a forgotten forest trail, following my partner's desperate call on the radio.

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I remember the day your parents brought you home for the first time, your first steps, your first words, and your last breath slipping through my fingers as if they happened just yesterday.

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Warm blood gushes out the back of his head as he lies on the floor, trapped in his immovable body.

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Whatever sinister deeds may transpire in your home tonight as you lie in bed, lost in the soundscape of your earphones, pray you do not find out too late.

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I love my son more than anything else, but with each passing year he grows to resemble that strange kid I met in high school.

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The people of this surprisingly prosperous village have been so welcoming with gifts, invitations to dinner, and the warmest smiles that make me forget everything in my life that I've struggled to forget.

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Blackthorne Manor did not go down quietly the night my sister and I set it ablaze fifteen years ago.

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The first thing I see as I walk into the interrogation room, brimming with innocent confidence, is my former student's red purse, drenched in sewer muck.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Deep in the infinite cosmos several thousand men, women, and children drifted aimlessly, blissfully asleep, in the belly of the Starship N0-11 H.	2200
I promised myself I wouldn't let my husband into our house again until our kids were grown up.	613
Bombarded by unrelenting rain, shrouded in moonless night, I walk a forgotten forest trail, following my partner's desperate call on the radio.	227
I remember the day your parents brought you home for the first time, your first steps, your first words, and your last breath slipping through my fingers as if they happened just yesterday.	100
Warm blood gushes out the back of his head as he lies on the floor, trapped in his immovable body.	67
Whatever sinister deeds may transpire in your home tonight as you lie in bed, lost in the soundscape of your earphones, pray you do not find out too late.	30
I love my son more than anything else, but with each passing year he grows to resemble that strange kid I met in high school.	29
The people of this surprisingly prosperous village have been so welcoming with gifts, invitations to dinner, and the warmest smiles that make me forget everything in my life that I've struggled to forget.	25
Blackthorne Manor did not go down quietly the night my sister and I set it ablaze fifteen years ago.	14
The first thing I see as I walk into the interrogation room, brimming with innocent confidence, is my former student's red purse, drenched in sewer muck.	11