Hard
⭐ 7.0 (1)
Day 1: The woman claiming to be my mother slammed a plate of wet, grey meat on the table. I refused to eat. Her jaw unhinged with a sickening crack, and she screamed until I swallowed a bite.
Day 2: I tried to sneak out while 'Dad' was in the garage. The little girl who calls me 'brother' found me. She didn't scream. She just giggled, pointing a long, pale finger back at my room. 'Not ripe yet,' she whispered.
Day 3: I can hear them sharpening knives in the kitchen. They are arguing over which parts to roast. I am shaking so hard my teeth act like a metronome in the silence.
Day 4: The table is finally set. The main course is steaming in the center, perfectly charred. Watching the family tear into the meat and lap up the dark red sauce, I stop shaking. For the first time in days, I feel completely weightless and at peace.
By: kubo
Easy
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.
#Dark Humor
By: kubo
Medium
I smiled groggily when I heard the delivery driver say, "Here's your food," and a voice from the hallway replied, "Thanks, looks great."
But as the deadbolt slid home, I stopped breathing and pulled the duvet over my head, tears streaming down my face in silence.
#Psychological#Crime#Thriller
By: kubo
Easy
Jack lives on the tenth floor, yet every evening he subjects himself to the dark, echoing stairwell. He rides the elevator only to the seventh floor, then drags his feet up the remaining three flights. But when the storms come and the rain pours, he bypasses the stairs entirely and rides the elevator straight to his door. Why?
#Psychological#Dark Humor
By: kubo
Easy
I was chatting with my best friend when my phone slipped from my hand and hit the floor. She screamed in sheer terror. Moments later, I was dead. Why?
#Crime#Psychological#Tragedy
By: kubo
Easy
The old man wiped his mouth, left a single piece of paper on the table, and walked out of the luxury steakhouse. The manager eagerly snatched the paper and locked it in his safe. The man’s bank account was never charged for the feast, yet the restaurant considered it the most profitable meal they had served all year. No crime was committed, and no charity was given.
#Mystery#Psychological#Dark Humor
By: kubo
Hard
Late one night, a young man was abruptly awoken by a violent argument from the house next door. The screaming soon escalated into the shattering of glass, followed by the heavy, sickening thuds of an axe. Then, an eerie silence fell, broken only by a bizarre, rhythmic tearing noise from the lawn outside—it sounded exactly like a large beast grazing on the wet grass. A few minutes later, there was a series of weak, wet thumps against his front door. Assuming it was a stray animal or a neighborhood prank, he rolled over and went back to sleep. The next morning, he opened his door to find his neighbor's wife dead on his porch. What exactly happened?
#Crime#Tragedy#Psychological
By: kubo
Hard
It was a grotesque private show in the basement of an exclusive club. There were no actors on the stage—only a feral, disheveled woman bound by heavy leather straps, and three mute children kneeling beside her in burlap sacks.
The wealthy patrons sipped their brandy, placing bets on exactly when the madwoman would snap and tear the small, living things beside her to pieces.
As the night wore on and the children remained perfectly still, the bored audience grew restless. They began hurling heavy crystal glasses and shattered bottles at the stage to speed up the bloodshed.
The woman let out a guttural, beastly roar. Her eyes locked onto the flying glass, and with a violent surge, she snapped the thick leather straps binding her wrists.
Before a single patron could scream or flee, she made a sudden movement that cost every man in the room his bet. She died amidst the bloody wreckage, frozen in that final posture.
#Tragedy#Psychological#Crime
By: kubo