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Seeing this armless woman, Chloe quickly backed on the floor with a horrified look on her face, as though she just saw a ghost. “IMPOSSIBLE!” Chloe screamed at this armless woman. “Y—You should be dead already! You should be DEAD!” A cold and sarcastic smile appeared on this armless woman’s lips as she asked, “Why? Just because you expelled me from Silver Blade PACK and cut off my wolf claws, then I am doomed to be dead? Sorry to disappoint you but I am perfectly well, Lady Chloe, thank you for asking.”

"Not words, feelings, pictures." Silas asked carefully "What kind of pictures Chloe?" Chloe closed her eyes. "A place, not like here no buildings, no sky, just space filled with light like everything is made of energy." Ryan rubbed his face. "This is crazy." Elara did not look away from the screen. "Keep talking, sweetheart, Chloe." Chloe continued. "They do not move like we do they do not live like we do they exist together like one mind made of many pieces."

The craving for the ritual itself. The sauna had become less of a location and more of an identity. “That’s the dangerous part,” Chloe murmured. “When a fantasy stops feeling temporary.” She looked down at the diary again, her fingers resting against the worn cover. Then, after a long silence, Chloe slowly opened it once more and turned the page, preparing herself for the next confession waiting inside. _______ Episode 59 – The Whisper App The notification chimed on her phone with a sound like a tiny, digital bell. Sloane didn’t jump. She let it sit, glowing on the dark screen of her device, a single point of light in her minimalist, steel-and-onyx apartment.

Smiles and Pain. Peace and Chaos. I wonder how a person can smile despite the pain he or she is feeling. I wonder how can there be peace at the center of chaos. How can they do that? Why can’t I do that? “Faster, Fely. We’ll be late!” I snapped out from my thoughts when I heard Ghale’s voice. I run towards her and smiled. “Let’s go. I’m excited.” I said, but she just sadly smiles at me.

His sense of direction was no longer working even when he knew the set-up of the booth at the back of his head. When they finally got into a specific room, Sane knew that that room was the scariest of them all. There were body bags that were hung on the ceilings, and there was even a realistic stench that was lingering in the air, as if there were really some decaying bodies inside those body bags. The bags even seemed to wrap themselves around his face even when he was already trying so hard not to touch them. A slow-flickering strobe light hung from the ceiling. It seemed to only turn on once per second, and everything went black in between. When the lights turned on once again, there were

My childhood safe space, ruined by human hunters and their crazy, deranged leader. On any other day, I would walk along the smooth stones that paved the main space. My footsteps echoed softly on the floor, not the way they were thumping with every step I took now. A static buzz echoed in my mind. Eleanor. “Don't do anything rash, Chloe. You’re not ready.” I bared my teeth, ready to transform. Wendell's soulless eyes met mine and a cold smile appeared on his lips. “I'm ready enough,” I replied mentally. “I’m not going to stand by and watch this man destroy my house.”

The lightening was also dim, not as bright and welcoming as the Rafe’s had been. This place was more of a house than a home. A slightly ajar door caught my eye and I walked in. There was a king size bed in the middle, directly under a glass ceiling so I could clearly see my reflection. On the bedside table was the only portrait I have seen in the home. It was a drawing of a woman sitting in front a window, so one couldn’t clearly see her face. She seemed so sad and oddly… familiar. Next to the table was an open closet with different colors of wigs, heads of dolls, a silver robe and a handcuff.

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CHLOE POV Gold still held me tight. Her hands were the only thing keeping me upright and sane. The words on the mirror burns itself into t my skin WHORE Carved deep. Aggressive. Purposeful. Someone wanted me to see it. Someone wanted me to bleed from it. My breath shudders out of me, violent and uneven. Gold grasps both my arms. “Chloe, look at me. Look at me, not the mirror. You’re safe. You hear me?”

One shard displayed nothing but a list of ERROR: UNKNOWN FUTURE STATE messages, scrolling faster and faster until the glass itself spider‑cracked and slumped, words dripping off as black sludge. “NO SYSTEM = CHAOS,” it raved. “REGRET WILL HAVE NOWHERE TO GO. UNPROCESSED EMOTION WILL FLOOD SOURCE REALMS. YOU WILL DESTROY—” “Destroy your monopoly,” I gasped, tasting copper. “Not… feeling.” Shelves closest to us tore themselves free of the floor entirely, launching like spears toward the hanging letters of my directive, trying to physically knock them out of the air. They passed through, splintering against an invisible field—my intent made into a barrier.