Amnesia (Omegaverse)
by DaoistOpCosa
Daniel pressed his lips together angrily - no doctor was going to help change his perception of Vincent, not one! Not after what had happened. There was no way to make a victim of violence love his aggressor again, no doctor could do that. And what good would that do? Vincent softened towards him only because he was suffering from amnesia, which made him forget Daniel's misdeed, and once he remembered everything in detail, he would cut Daniel slowly this time, pulling out his veins, enjoying the…
The Monkey's Paw (1902) by W. W. Jacobs
by DaoistxdUAxm
Story not mine A short story that deals with survival
Invisible Strings.
by Josue_
Four souls marked by pain cross paths in an unexpected twist of fate. Aoi, a therapist carrying her own wounds; Haru, a writer trapped between fiction and his truth; Ryo, a chef whose cooking hides the bitter flavors of his past; and Yuki, a photographer seeking to capture in images what she cannot express in words.Together, they embark on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and transformation, facing their inner demons while finding strength in their mutual connection. Through deep conversati…
The Voice of Eternity
by BrandonMcYntire
One day can mean an eternity for someone. Everything around us creates memories that can make us happy but also unhappy. Sometimes these living memories become a nightmare and hell on earth in our lives. This is followed by an escape from this failed life, and sometimes it can end tragically. But we will never run away from ourselves and we must learn to live with such mining. Finally, we can change so that we can subsequently change the world around us for the better. It's a harder way. We have…
Orico Tawanga
by BrandonMcYntire
A psychologist in Bardejov closed this case as a great benefit for psychology and psychiatry under the component - reincarnation of souls. It's a new study whose existence was confirmed by Ronald's case. Young car mechanic disappeared from the town of Bardejov when he was in a coma and apparently got lost forever. Instead, a just-killed Canadian man got into his body a Yukon Indian from the Tawang tribe named Orico. The study shows that the distance between the two men played no role. The univer…