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

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I used to think it was my father who creeped into my room to tuck me in and kiss my cheek every night.

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I will never see my baby grow up.

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“Pencils down,” the instructor said to the two of us, “the exam is over and I think we've seen enough.”

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It took one pillow to get my son to fall asleep.

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"It's either him or me," I thought as I prepared to push my father down into the bottomless pit.

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Before my parents left town for the weekend, they tucked me in, locked my bedroom door, and told me that there was nothing to be afraid of: the monsters had no way of getting inside the house.

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"Do you like your new coat?" my father asked as he draped it over my shoulders.

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My roommate's fridge rattles in the middle of the night.

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The problem wasn't that my wife's eyes had been glued to the screen for several weeks.

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The old man always watches me walk home from the bus stop, so I lock my door and hide until my parents get home.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I used to think it was my father who creeped into my room to tuck me in and kiss my cheek every night.	42
I will never see my baby grow up.	41
“Pencils down,” the instructor said to the two of us, “the exam is over and I think we've seen enough.”	40
It took one pillow to get my son to fall asleep.	39
"It's either him or me," I thought as I prepared to push my father down into the bottomless pit.	36
Before my parents left town for the weekend, they tucked me in, locked my bedroom door, and told me that there was nothing to be afraid of: the monsters had no way of getting inside the house.	36
"Do you like your new coat?" my father asked as he draped it over my shoulders.	36
My roommate's fridge rattles in the middle of the night.	36
The problem wasn't that my wife's eyes had been glued to the screen for several weeks.	32
The old man always watches me walk home from the bus stop, so I lock my door and hide until my parents get home.	31