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The car on the other side of the road flashed their headlights twice to warn us that there were police up ahead.

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“It’s a family heirloom, hand-painted by your great grandmother and passed down for generations,” my mother told me when she first fastened the watch around my wrist.

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“Mom I finally did it, I graduated and now I’m a doctor!” I beamed excitedly.

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“You can’t really tell right now because they’re closed, but he has your eyes”

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“Great, ANOTHER power outage” I thought to myself as the lights suddenly went out.

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“Nice to meet you, I’m Dr. Smith and I haven’t looked at your chart yet but the ultrasound technicians wrote a note that they couldn’t find anything in your abdomen, so that’s good!”

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I turned the bottle upside down, trying to shake out the last few drops of whiskey before I smashed it and watched the glass shards dance across the tile.

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It was terrifying to watch them break into my house on the security cameras, but I took a deep breath and hurried down to the panic room just like I practiced.

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Yesterday an hourglass showed up on my doorstep with a note that said “this is how much time you have to find your daughter before I burn her alive.”

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“You just had to have that penthouse apartment, didn’t you,” I grumbled to myself.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The car on the other side of the road flashed their headlights twice to warn us that there were police up ahead.	182	TwoSentenceHorror
“It’s a family heirloom, hand-painted by your great grandmother and passed down for generations,” my mother told me when she first fastened the watch around my wrist.	111	TwoSentenceHorror
“Mom I finally did it, I graduated and now I’m a doctor!” I beamed excitedly.	108	TwoSentenceSadness
“You can’t really tell right now because they’re closed, but he has your eyes”	95	TwoSentenceSadness
“Great, ANOTHER power outage” I thought to myself as the lights suddenly went out.	94	TwoSentenceHorror
“Nice to meet you, I’m Dr. Smith and I haven’t looked at your chart yet but the ultrasound technicians wrote a note that they couldn’t find anything in your abdomen, so that’s good!”	93	TwoSentenceSadness
I turned the bottle upside down, trying to shake out the last few drops of whiskey before I smashed it and watched the glass shards dance across the tile.	65	TwoSentenceSadness
It was terrifying to watch them break into my house on the security cameras, but I took a deep breath and hurried down to the panic room just like I practiced.	63	TwoSentenceHorror
Yesterday an hourglass showed up on my doorstep with a note that said “this is how much time you have to find your daughter before I burn her alive.”	57	TwoSentenceHorror
“You just had to have that penthouse apartment, didn’t you,” I grumbled to myself.	56	TwoSentenceHorror