Alone Little Nightmares Novels & Stories

I lay there for a few minutes, the gentle rhythm of his heartbeat a soothing lullaby in the quiet darkness. Suddenly, Connor's voice cut through the stillness, startling me. “You had a nightmare,” he said, his voice carrying a note of concern. I turned to see him lying on the couch, his eyes heavy with sleep yet alert, as if he had just woken up too. I nodded, a silent acknowledgment of the familiar cycle. This wasn't new; these relentless nightmares had haunted me for years, casting shadows over my nights. Back in Fae, when I was a young child, my cousin Corwyn would hear my cries piercing the silence. He would slip into my room to sleep beside me, his presence comforting, his hand holding

He doesn't like his daddy. “What did your daddy do?” I asked carefully. “Why don't you like him?” “Because he doesn't visit me. Or mommy. And he doesn't want us. And he also hurt mommy. She always cries in the middle of the night and has nightmares!” Alina has nightmares? She still cries? Fuck, just how bad had I hurt her? “Is..that so?” I gulped.

"I decorated it myself; do you like it?" Of course, she didn't, but she nodded anyway, not to hurt his feelings. He had indeed decorated the room to his taste. "Don’t you have nightmares when you sleep in this room?" She inquired as she peered at him. Shaking his head in negativity, he glanced at her. "Nope, I sleep peacefully." "Quite odd." "You can have a bath if you want; I will call my personal assistant to get you some nightwear." "It's still afternoon," she reminded him.

Massimo. “Millie?” she asked softly, stroking her little face “Honey? Can you hear mommy?” “Mommy?” Her baby murmured, before her little eyes finally opened, making Alice cry in relief at finally being able to see that beautiful shade of green again “Mommy!” Millie whimpered “I… I had a nightmare… I was at grandma’s house and she left me alone in the dark…”

Please excuse me from claiming that this is the work of the devil. I quickly get out of bed and turn off the alarm clock. It's difficult to explain, but I feel my pants getting wet. It's also strange that I dreamed of a stranger I haven't seen in years. In my dream, he appears to be young and innocent. With his cheap complete suit wear, he has coffee brown eyes. I changed my clothes and went to the living room, where I saw my mother holding my son while they both watched movies on the flat-screen TV. "Alex! How's it going?" I question, my brow furrowed.

Nicole muttered. Nicole sat up in her bed, realizing it was just a terrible nightmare. She glanced over at her hello kitty digital clock on her beside table as she saw it was only 4 am. She sighed in relief as she laid back down on her pillow as a small grin came upon her lips once she remembered that she had a play date with the guys in the morning. There's a quote : 'My only nightmare is loosing you.' Nicole couldn't care to think of what it would be like if her nightmare became reality; she shuddered at the simple thought of it.

The way he acted like everything was normal while everything inside me was shifting. I wrapped the covers tighter around me and shut my eyes, trying to force myself back into a dreamless sleep. But the knock on my bedroom door snapped me out of it. “Hey,” Claire’s voice came through gently. “You okay?” I didn’t respond right away. She didn’t push. That was the thing about Claire she never demanded more than I could give. “Yeah,” I finally said. “Just... overwhelmed.” She cracked the door open and peeked in. “I figured. I made pancakes.”

Val put all the notes in her locker safely, she didn't know why she did that. Val had nightmares when she is alone in her house. Every time she would wake up with heavy heart. She don't know why she would get nightmares like she is drowning in darkness all the time. This started when she was eighteen. No one knows about her nightmares except Sheela. Sheela always suggested Val to start a relationship in order to get rid of nightmares but Val refused. When Jack is around she never had nightmares which confused her.

Nothing but rage. “The little one?” he squeaked. He wriggled, his happiness an obscenity. My mouth tasted sour. “The pigtails, and starfish hands, and laugh like, mmm, bubbles? It had been so long since I had one so small around to play my games, someone to hide under her blankets and pray I don’t exist. But I do, you see. I sing songs, all night, comforting, about things that, mmm, crawl in the dirt and things that will eat her eyes, and when she cries for Mama Luna, no one comes. ‘We’re all alone,’ I tell her. ‘They’ve all abandoned you,’ and I open my mouth and catch her tears, and they are so sweet, so sweet, so sweet . . . ”