Horror Movie Esther Novels & Stories

If they were to know, her precious Esther would burn. ‘They tell me things that will happen, ’Esther continued in her little girl voice, ’and last night they scared me.’ ‘What did they say Esther? ’Mathilda asked, a bit more forcefully than what she should have. ‘Mother. . . . they told me you will die.’ ……… It seemed as if time stood still as Dr. Miller’s words sunk in.

Everest relaxed a little and looked towards me then at Silas with wide eyes. "I'm so sorry," he said quickly, looking freaked out. Silas sighed. "It's alright," he told Everest. "At least you wouldn't have been killed easily," he told him and smiled, kissing his cheek. "Let's go get Esther. We need to get you all to a safe spot." Everest nodded and glanced around in fear then started to walk with us towards Esther's room. Silas opened it a bit more cautiously and relaxed when he saw Esther sitting in the corner of her room, curled up in the darkness. "Esther," he whispered to her. "Come here sweetie. We're getting you all to a safe spot." She looked towards us then ran to us, barreling into

She was even seeing her own funeral. "Let's end this conversation, Estelle. I don't want to hear any more," Kiara said as she rose from her seat. "Now you have to get ready quickly. We don't have much time since you woke up late." Estelle, still struggling with the confusion of the situation, could only look at Kiara uncertainly. "Get ready?" At first Kiara wanted to leave immediately, but Estelle's uncertain words made her pause. "Wait a minute, Estelle. What horror movie did you watch last night before you went to bed? Was the nightmare really so terrifying that it made you forget what day it is?"

I turned back to the door, my hand trembled from excitement. “Let’s do this.” ~~~~~ Esther’s POV Everywhere around me smelt like bleach. I could hear a voice talking behind the doof but with the blindfold tied so hard against the block placed in my ears. It made it hard to even eavesdrop. I never imagined a day like this ever happening. I wondered why the strange woman who I had operated on had called my name with so much familiarity, it scared me. More than anything, I have thought deep and hard about that face, and wondered why it was so fundamental that it occupied the most of my mind. I tried to wiggle out of the bondage but it was too slim. Breaking out of it was a far fetched fantasy b

And yet, deep down, Esther couldn’t shake the unease that her fragile peace might crumble at any moment. She hummed softly to herself as she opened the locker door, feeling unusually lighthearted. But the instant the door swung open, the color drained from her face. Her blood ran cold. Esther staggered backward, one trembling step at a time. Both hands flew to her mouth, stifling the scream that rose from her throat. But it broke through anyway. A piercing, hysterical sound that echoed through the empty hallway. Tears streamed down her cheeks, her knees buckled, and she collapsed onto the cold floor. No one heard her. The building was silent, deserted, and she was completely alone.

"That's great. Not that I thought you wouldn't be able to. But still, great. Once they tell you what and where the third ingredient is...which they eventually will, we can finish them off and set your plan in motion." Esther steps closer to him, "I couldn't have done it without you. You have been so helpful.". She kisses him. They slowly walk backward, kissing each other till they are slammed against a tree. Esther kisses all over the man's face down to his neck, her hands exploring him and the surroundings. She softly nibbles at his ear as his hands explore under her shirt and then whispers, "You have been helpful and I'm sorry to do this.". In a swift movement, before he could even registe

Xyla and Stanley were freezing and both shocked by the peculiar scene they were seeing. The elevator incident was strange enough, but whatever this was made it even weirder. There were no longer in the real world. According to myths, red spider lilies only grew along the pathway to hell. Xyla couldn’t help but think they had gone to the Underworld somehow. Did the elevator take them all the way down to hell? She couldn’t help but gasp at the thought. Stanley frowned as he gazed at his wife. “Don’t be afraid. No matter where this place is, I will protect you.”

He said it like he rehearsed the words. "Why are you here then?" I asked Dylan. "You see, thats where you come in, the moon goddess only made one person to fit right for us, I mean that one person makes us complete and compliment us in all ways, we call such person our 'erasthai' or in a more biological term 'mate', the moon goddess is something like our God that has destined our lives" he says sitting up. So does he mean am that person to him, "so who is your mate" I asked hoping he mentions my name.

He actually made me walk slowly with him to his cottage and he didn’t give much attention to my sudden fear. From the moment we entered the room, Billy’s appearance incensed me. The way he smelled, the way he looked, it was as if I was seeing him for the first time that day. He grabbed me by my waist, continued to pick me up vertically and whisked me into his bedroom. I knew right there and then, what he meant when he said we don’t just watch a movie, we also make the movie. His kisses and caresses were just as I had expected, magical. He turned me around, fiercely pulled down my pants and entered me from behind. But this time around, it wasn’t as smooth and slow like it was in Durban. Billy

I hurried over and tapped the man. "Hey, are you okay?" My hand touched his back, and I froze. A chill ran through me. I turned him over. Every muscle in me locked up. It was the guy from 603. He had multiple stab wounds to the chest, blood soaking his clothes and the mattress beneath him. I nearly collapsed to the floor. What the hell was going on? "Are you out of your fucking mind?" A furious shout rang out from downstairs. It was Jacob. Worried he might run into the killer somewhere in the building, I pushed open the stairwell door and hurried downstairs. In the darkness, my foot struck something, and I nearly tumbled down the stairs.