The Chill
After a month-long business trip, I unlocked my apartment door and was immediately hit by a bone-deep chill. I dropped my suitcase in the hallway, realized what I had done, and knew I was absolutely ruined.
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Browse more filters on HomeAfter a month-long business trip, I unlocked my apartment door and was immediately hit by a bone-deep chill. I dropped my suitcase in the hallway, realized what I had done, and knew I was absolutely ruined.
I shriek with ecstasy as I wallow in the brown mire, letting the sludge coat my skin. My parents loom over me, watching. They are massive, and they are definitely not human, but I know they love me.
They smashed him with a bat until his ear was hanging by a single wire. I picked up the shattered piece of him from the asphalt, but we didn't go to the ER; we went to the mechanic.
I forced it inside, ignoring the resistance. You were already stretched to the limit, bulging grotesquely, but I had to fit it all in. "Just hold it together," I grunted, struggling to pull the teeth shut over the gaping opening.
The room was dead silent. I was looking down at my phone, thinking I was being subtle. Then, I glanced at the dark window and saw a face pressing against the glass, eyes locked furiously on mine. In that moment, I knew I was a dead man.
The green beast lunged at me, and in a blind panic, I shoved it away so hard its head snapped off and rolled across the floor. I stood there specifically paralyzed by horror, until a second, human head slowly rose from the severed neck, and I finally let out a sigh of relief.
Anthony was frustrated that his severe head cold had completely blocked his nose. He went to bed early to sleep it off, unaware that the air in his apartment was heavy with a warning he was physically incapable of perceiving.
The passengers stared at the dark, viscous sludge leaking from my pants in terrified silence. Desperate to prove it wasn't what they thought, I scooped a handful into my mouth, only to make the woman beside me scream.
I turned the knob, and my vision was instantly swallowed by a terrifying, impenetrable white haze. As the intense heat washed over my face, I froze, realizing I had forgotten the one thing I needed to do first.
The warning signal shrieked again, desperate and rhythmic, but I was too weak to respond. I let the darkness take me one last time. When I finally opened my eyes to the blinding light, I checked the numbers and realized I was a dead man.
In the suffocating darkness, the pale, ghostly glow of the screen was my only comfort. *Plop.* *Plop.* *Plop.* When the first splash of liquid hit my bare foot, I didn't even flinch. But as the final sound echoed from the abyss below, the light was instantly extinguished. I stood there, paralyzed in the pitch black, realizing my life was effectively over.