Psychological

The House That Rebuilds Itself
When Zain and his family moved into the old house, the agent gave them a strange warning. “If anything looks different in the morning,” he said, forcing a smile, “just… don’t question it.”
By Salman Writes3 days ago in Fiction
L'unico: part 5
That was all, I welcome the new employees, I hope you a good journey with us and thank you.That was the speech given by Mr Tommy Shine, a deep speech and a special face that marked and moved in a weird way the emotions of Jade and awakened some strange emotions in him, a face that he didn’t know will be a life changing face forever in the near future.
By el hariti adil3 days ago in Fiction
The Silence of the Bone-Dry Noon
The desert sun outside Barstow wasn’t just shining; it was screaming. It was a white-hot hammer of God pounding the hood of my '71 Chevy till the engine block rattled like a skeleton in a tumble-dryer. I pulled into the "Dust & Bone" rest stop, a place that looked like it had been built by a committee of vultures and then abandoned to the lizards.
By Meko James 3 days ago in Fiction
With Whatever Tools at Your Disposal . Content Warning.
”No soliciting, federal code 34b. Maximum penalty.” The old man gestures to the area where he knows the sign is posted. He fixes his rheumy eyes in a cold glare— towards the blur of a man standing before him.
By Sam Spinelli4 days ago in Fiction
Three Words Burned
Welcome to the sex… The note was unclear. But I went through the doors anyway. To a purple room. The air felt wrong. Like it was cut off before it reached my mouth.
By Paul Stewart4 days ago in Fiction
Last Seat Left Open
The first time Daniel noticed it, he thought it was a mistake. Five chairs. Four people. His mother moved between the stove and the table, setting plates down in her usual rhythm. His father sat at the far end, already eating, eyes lowered. His sister swung her legs, waiting.
By Rick Allen4 days ago in Fiction
L'Unico: part 4
Jade let her mother in her bad state speaking and rapidly he let his imagination drive him far to the world of the unseen, he started to imagine people going in long tunnels on the
By el hariti adil4 days ago in Fiction
“Very Dark Times” OF USA
Ray Dalio Warns: The United States May Be Heading Into “Very Dark Times” Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has issued a stark warning: the United States may be heading into “very dark times.” His concerns are not based on short-term politics but on long-term historical patterns that have shaped the rise and fall of global superpowers.
By Wings of Time 5 days ago in Fiction
What Nobody Says First
The Therapist’s Room: What Nobody Says First Part of a rolling series The first sign of it was the jar. Not an interesting jar, which would at least have had the decency to be cursed or ancient or full of teeth. No, this one was an ordinary glass jar with a green lid and a peeling sticker that had once said pickles. It sat in the middle of my waiting room table full of smooth white stones, like a small domestic mystery.
By Teena Quinn 5 days ago in Fiction
The Camera That Captures the Next Second
Hassan had always believed that a camera could freeze reality. A moment. A truth. A memory. But he never imagined a camera could capture something that hadn’t happened yet.
By Salman Writes5 days ago in Fiction
The Street That Only Appears in Rain
The Street That Only Appears in Rain. It had been raining for three days straight. Not normal rain. This rain was heavy, constant, and strangely quiet. No thunder. No wind. Just endless water falling from a dull gray sky.
By Salman Writes5 days ago in Fiction
The Psychiatrist and the Patient’s Mirror
The world renowned psychiatrist was baffled. The patient named Norm was deteriorating, or so it seemed. During each session, he prodded and poked Norm, trying to find what made him so unusual.
By Dean Traylor5 days ago in Fiction