Paranoid Garden Novels & Stories

The atmosphere didn't just change; it decayed. The natural, clean scent of the highland rain and wet earth was instantly suffocating, replaced by a sudden, metallic tang of old copper and the thick, stagnant odor of curdled blood. It was a dark, low-frequency vibration that rattled the ancient roots beneath their feet—a signal that was being broadcasted into the heavy mist from a distance. Tala closed her eyes, tilting her head back as she felt the eastern wards of the glen groan against the sudden, unnatural pressure.

Gale's POV "Have you started distributing the fliers?" "Yes sir" "Good. I want his face everywhere, and even on TV, we wouldn't want him to escape." "Yes sir" "Okay, you may leave now" I stayed up all night reading the journal and I couldn't believe how terrible a man could be. I'm gonna have nightmares for the next month just for reading it, the kidnapping, the murders, I had only seen stuff like that in movies. Like killing people by boiling them, taking out their hearts, imprisoning people in dungeons,and using them for sacrifice. I for one never really believed in supernatural powers or ' beings from the other side ' , but now I do.

shouted Alan "Don't you know that your girlfriend is pregnant with your child? You raped her when you said those sweet words of yours. She's been trying to contact you, but you're avoiding right? Hahahahahaha, Alan—if you still hold me now and Don't prevent it. Then you can end up just like Kyler. Satan is the woman you both framed, you're just lucky that you didn't destroy it" Alice exclaimed still chuckling in the silence of Alan clenching his knuckles

m. Ethan had even started a vegetable patch in the yard. The security officers had no idea where Ethan procured the seeds, but the plants had sprouted. After days of observation, the security officers believed Ethan was enjoying life. “Normal?” Stephen smiled faintly. “That’s the most abnormal behavior. I think he’s going mad.” Then, he pulled up outside Ethan’s gates, got out of the car, and checked out the three-story high villa. “Tsk, tsk. It’s such a waste to give him a huge villa, but he must feel lonely living here all by himself.

I confess to Liam as the tears start to pour from my eyes. "His child... murder of your babies?" Liam asks in confusion. "I'm sorry Liam–" I started to explain, but I got caught off by the sound of the door bell sounding through the monitors around the house. DING DONG I stare at Liam in confusion. "Did you invite anyone over?" I ask him. Due to the shock of the bomb I just dropped Liam stares at me blankly unable to get a word out. I made my way out of my room, passed the second landing onto the ground floor, making my way to the front door.

After a few calming breaths, I decide to take a stroll through the huge garden, rubbing my palms against my shoulders as a chilly wind blows past. And as I walk, I focus on the sky, at the twinkling stars, at how beautiful and untouchable they are. I want to be like that too. Untouchable. Further into the garden, I’m confident I’m alone here, so imagine my shock when I hear a deep, chilling masculine voice behind one of the tall shrubs yelling: “You fucked up, so you better find that bastard or else I’m going to skin you alive!” Curious, I walk slowly toward the voice to take a peep.

The silence. And calls it sacred. One child—Auri—recently placed a folded thought into the Field. We do not know how she folded it. Only that when it touched the center, the Field shimmered— and a garden bloomed where none had ever been planted. It was made entirely of forgotten paths. Stone steps leading to choices no one made. Bridges that never held footsteps. Benches shaped by waiting. We call it the Garden of Almost. We go there not to mourn.

It radiated a strange energy. I didn’t recognize it as something Harold owned. A sharp sound behind me made me turn around, but I held the pendant tightly. “Who’s there?” I demanded. Silence. I stepped closer to the doorway, peering into hallway, yet, I dudbt see anyone, but I felt as though I was being watched. “Get it together, Noreen,” I muttered, shaking my head. I was becoming paranoid now. I decided to go to the garden, after all, he loved going there, maybe he had gone to clear his head.

“He is nowhere to be found, Luna, as soon as he dropped her. He went outside and we couldn't find here. Earlier today, Reign and Phil Point of view. “Something is wrong” Phil said as he felt something in the garden.“What is wrong?” I asked Phil as I was getting scared. We had spent all night watching the stars and the moon. We had also practiced so hard but all of a sudden, a black cloud came over the garden.“That- you see that black cloud? It means someone is looking at this garden, I have experienced it before and whenever this happens, I have to leave immediately. The garden doesn’t want to be seen by everyone, it uses its powers to protect itself, so let’s go” Phil said but I couldn’t un

I blocked the number immediately. The silence that followed wasn't enough to stop my horrible shaking. The past had crept up on me, and the future looked bleak. I stood there for a few seconds rethinking and regretting many of my life's decisions. I needed a drink, and a walk. But I'd take the latter. Pocketing my phone, I took a slow path deeper into the garden. It was bigger than how it looked from a distance. The hedges were sculpted like something out of a European estate, and the roses here had a deep rich shade of red. It almost looked like it had been fertilised with blood. I imagined that the mafia don and son duo were responsible for providing the ‘fertilisers’ with their unlawful a