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Author: misamaliraza94

  • The Final Act

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    The lights were blindingly bright as I looked down from the stage, but there was almost a part of me that could feel his presence in the audience… even with it being too dark in the theatre hall to distinguish faces, my soul could feel how close he was in proximity. My heart skipped a…

  • Oscar’s Final Bow

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    The silent emptiness that now filled the room was deafening in comparison to the meager roars of the participatory and rowdy audience had offered only an hour or so before. Oscar, Clown No. 3 and Pirate No. 4 scanned the ornately dilapidated hall, taking in that emptiness and the ruin left by the participatory and…

  • Diner At The End

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    It was around ten after Life when he came in.      Nightshift was the best shift, to the three that worked at the diner at The End.     It let the dishwasher have a break when their feet started to hurt. It let the cook wear headphones while he worked. And it let the waitress…

  • The Sleepover

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    When I was a child, I lived on a street with a haunted house. A large and happy family had lived in the house until a night when one of the children was playing with matches. The youngest boy of the family dropped a lit match on his bed but was too scared to call…

  • Cameras Don’t Lie

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    A teenage girl had been babysitting for the same family for a few years. The children were generally well behaved, and she enjoyed looking after them. One day the family called the babysitter with a special request. “My sister and her husband died in an accident, and we have taken in their daughter,” the father…

  • Guard Dog

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    This is a story about when a girl’s parents left her alone overnight for the first time. The parents told the girl to make sure all the doors and windows were locked tight after they left, and not to open the door to anyone while they were gone. The girl did as she was told,…

  • The Demon Hello Kitty

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    Do you know why Hello Kitty doesn’t have a mouth? No? Well, let me tell you. The woman who invented Hello Kitty has a daughter. Her daughter developed a rare form of cancer in her mouth, and the doctors told her mother there was nothing they could do. Her daughter was going to die. The…

  • Daddy’s Home

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    A man and his young teenage son lived together in a small house on the outskirts of town. The lot their house sat on was large and overgrown with tall hedges blocking the house from the street. One day, the man left on an overnight business trip but took his son’s phone charger by mistake.…

  • Hide-And-Seek

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    Since even the youngest of us like a little bit of a scare, this creepy story for kids is suitable for little ones as young as 5 years. For older kids, you can describe the creature in the wardrobe, and tell it on a rainy day and suggest a game of hide-and-seek afterward. Two sisters…

  • Clap Once For Yes

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    This story is good for scaring your kids at any time, but it is especially excellent if you’re camping, or planning to go for a hike. For a better effect, instead of just saying clap, actually clap, especially for the last line of the story. A family was camping and left their tent to go…