Disneyland Disappearances Novels & Stories

“Or take six months of regular paid vacation, and we will give you the Madisson case to cover as soon as you’re back.” My jaw dropped. The Madisson case is huge. Journalists are too scared to cover it because those who tried have disappeared. The story goes that a British Luna from a huge pack in London was invited by her friend to a vampire castle here in Manhattan. She wasn’t seen for two years after that until three months ago her corpse appeared under a bridge looking unrecognizable. The vampire family that owns the castle hasn’t been seen or heard of either, since the Luna disappeared, and their castle remains the one place reporters like myself disappear from when we enter it. Eighteen

“Your body is warm. You bleed when cut. You feel everything. “That’s because your soul is still holding on. Your unfinished business is keeping you here.” Stella wept. “It’s to the point you manifested a physical form.” My mother hugged me and said, “Honey, we’re sorry. The priest said you’d never leave unless you believed there was nothing left for you here.” “Otherwise, your soul would be lost forever. “So we staged everything. We didn’t disappear; we used a blessed prayer that hid us from restless souls.” I stood there, frozen, as every piece of the puzzle clicked into place. That explained why the police could not see me, why my family was afraid, and why I couldn’t find any evidence.

Byron and Madeline returned back to Thornbury, they didn't go back to the workshop since it was already dusk, the people trading and selling in the streets were decreasing in numbers, everyone had started going home. During the last four moons people have been disappearing and it was during night time it happened. No one wanted to be the next victim, so they all scurried to wherever there houses were. "Dad...what's making people disappear during night time, I find it a bit absurd."

Claire had panic in her eyes when she found out and grabbed another server and explained what had happened. “Don’t panic. We have cameras throughout the park. If they are here, we will find them. Code Red, I repeat, Code Red.” The server informed the park. They were given A description and a search commenced for the children. They looked onto the monitors and checked on all exits and entrances of the castle, but no children matching the description were seen leaving. It was unusual for two children to disappear.

I look at each and every one of them again, then say, “Two weeks ago, Timmy Danvers effectively disappeared off the face of the earth and his mother doesn’t seem too upset by this, now. And neither does anyone else in this town, with the exception of my guys and the state troopers.” I nod at the folder. “There have been other disappearances this past year, a recent one very similar to this. A month ago, seven-year-old Anne Marie Hauer from Utica vanished from her bedroom. No forced entry, no forensic evidence. She’s just GONE, like Timmy Danvers.

"You always said you wanted to stay by Sylvia's side and protect her, didn't you? Starting today, you and your dad can stay with her. Protect her, just like you wished." With that, I no longer cared whether he understood me or not. I didn't look back at his puzzled expression. I picked up my suitcase, walked out of the villa without turning my head, and made my way to the airport. Just before boarding my flight to a foreign country—one where no one knew my name—I dropped my phone into the airport trash bin, along with every memory I had of Aaron and Lucas. And as the plane lifted into the sky, I was free.

More messages about Bonnie’s disappearance. The screen kept refreshing with new updates. Evelyn set her phone to Do Not Disturb and closed it. "It’s just some school messages. Nothing important." "Something happened?" "Bonnie went missing today at Golden Dice Resort. The teaching assistant and teachers are looking for her, and The Craig family’s people are searching too." "Uh-huh." His response was casual, too indifferent for Evelyn to think he was involved. Nicholas then added, "Your school—aside from you—has some pretty low-quality students. The one named Craig, Ellis, and the one from earlier with the Ellis surname?"

I said to him and we ended the call. I looked at the list of names Linda had left me and accessed their member files for their addresses. This wasn’t something you did over the phone. I grabbed my jacket and keys and headed out to my car. There were three other families who’s daughters had gone missing, never hearing from them again. I felt exhausted by the time I came back home after meeting with the three families. Their stories were similar. They had all disappeared right after turning sixteen, all heading out somewhere and never arriving. Gone without a trace which didn’t make sense, there had to be something to this.

Dani frowned. "If she knows the truth..." She hesitated. "Why has no one ever mentioned her before?" Julian slowly turned back toward the room. His expression had become unreadable once again. "Because six months after everything that happened in Room 214..." He paused. "...Mary Sullivan disappeared." Silence settled over the room. "The police searched for her." "They questioned everyone." "But they never found a body." Stella's eyes widened. "So she's been missing..." "For twenty-eight years." Dani looked down at the phone still clutched in her hand.

“From the beginning.” Arthur obeyed immediately. “The first disappearance happened six days ago. Patrol unit at the northern ridge. Standard sweep. No distress signal. No return. We assumed rogue interference at first.” Liam picked up where he left off. “The second unit vanished two days later near the eastern route. Same lack of trace. The third happened last night. That one we tracked further.” Thorne’s expression darkened slightly. “They never made it to their assigned patrol zones.” That caught my attention. “Meaning?”