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Voodoo Queens of New Orleans
And since it was, how we played made all the difference.
I felt something brush up against my leg the moment Kizzy built up the courage to speak. It was one of the dolls - the eyeless, mouthless dolls that only had symbols on their clothed stomachs. The one doll touching my ankle had a pentagram on their belly, drawn in red. Aside from yarned hair on their head, everything else was bare. If they had stories to tell, they wouldn't be able to tell them.
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Doll with a sword
said Celea after watching herself in the mirror
her black long hair was let open it fell down the waves made it look like a waterfall
she had simple makeup wich consists of a small, thin eyeliner wing, mascara some silvery glitter eye shadow, blush and rosy lip gloss
she had a soft light gray dress the color of her eyes, the dress had very long sleeves, the dress was tight at the top and loose at the bottom it was a soft look and it made her look like a fairy
" of course you do, you are my dauther after all" said Bella proudly
" indeed I am"
" Now it's my turn to play dolls, sit down and I will prepare the both of you for the ball" Celea said looking at Bella and Kaya
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OH MY LOVELY GHOST
Jia looked at Sir Benjamin, "May I have just one of this?"
It would be a great help for her.
Sir Benjamin touched his mustache, "Hoho. You are shameless for asking something worth of millions for free, huh?"
Jia stiffened. M-millions?
Jia withdrew her hand.
She could understand the price since some of them were made of gold thus they were expensive. But there were also things here that were made of cheap things. Like that small ugly doll that was placed in a glass container.
"How about that? It was sewed poorly with cheap clothes. Surely it wasn't that expensive right? Although it has a special aura, since the materials are cheap, you can give it to me, right?"
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My Gorgeous Ex-Wife, Come Back to Me!
The doll rolled out and stopped with its big blue eyes staring directly at Raina.
“Is an Annabelle doll.” The crowd erupted into gaps and stifled shouts.
Looking at the creepy-looking doll on the ground, Areiza could not help smiling border and border. “What’s the matter, Raina? Don’t you like my gift?” What a pity. I choose her specially for you!” Areiza said, pretending to be sad.
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My Ex-Girlfriend Is My Half-Brother's Wife
Angela watches her warily, focused on how her small hands correct all the imperfections of the doll, which mixes blue, green, and red in parts of its body.
"What is she doing?" I ask Adrielle, my tone so low it's almost a whisper.
Her eyes are also focused on our daughter, trying to understand what the doll represented.
Angela started with a few questions. She asked how your day was today. Abby said she was glad you weren't home. "Your answer hits me in a way that makes my heart bleed." Angela asked why, and she didn't answer. She just started molding a doll and hasn't finished yet.
We both focused on our daughter a few feet away, so focused on the doll that she barely noticed the others aro
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SURVIVING THE DEMON GAMES WITH THE LYCAN KING
“I like an Ace in my deck of cards. You are something special. I will keep you."
“But you have to promise never to tell anyone what you know. Do we have a deal or not?"
Seeing the excitement in its eyes, I was tempted to push my luck a little.
“I will do it if you throw in a gadget," I said nervously.
My fingers crossed.
The doll's smile widened.
It pulled out a heart shaped pink vile.
“How about I give you a love portion?" it asked rhetorically. “With just one of these, you can turn three of your companions into your love slaves."
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His Docile Mafia Princess
Picolina talks to her dolls as she lays out several of them on top of a huge dollhouse rooftop, where there's a pool and beach umbrellas. I watch in awe, I don't remember ever playing with them, but I reckon kids name inanimate objects. “Do they have names?” I ask her.
“Yes but this one doesn't,” she grabs a doll, handing it to me. It feels strange to hold a doll, not even when Reina was little did I touch one. “I just got her yesterday so you can name her.”
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The bad boy in the next door
“ Not alright! I understand... “ I didn't let him finish his sentence and he made me leave his office, with shame on my face. Of course he wasn't going to go out with me, where he was in his head when I thought I might have a chance with a man like him. Handsome, successful and educated, it was obvious that I had no chance with him. I got out of there as quickly as I could and went back to my china shop. I take my small notebook where I take notes, trying to distract myself and forget the embarrassment I just went through. A girl walks in, with blonde hair and Japanese features like me, she stares at me for a few seconds.
“ Good afternoon! “ I say closing the block and getting closer. “ How
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The Vampire and Human Girl
At this time, the other person had entered the store, standing in front of a glass case full of porcelain dolls.
Oralie followed her and saw that what Selina was staring at was a very beautiful doll. The doll has bright red lips, just like this vampire's red lips. The doll has long, straight brown hair, and her eyes are adorned with green, which is a bright color, but this bright color gives it an extremely cold look. The combination of arrogance and nobility emanating from it was beautiful. The more delicately crafted clothes that brought out that pretentiousness, the more nobility emanated from them.
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Her Revenge; Mated To The Faceless Alpha
"A set of tiny, hand-painted porcelain dolls. Imagine, Denera, your little one playing with these, creating stories and adventures."
I glanced at Rockan again, who was now watching the scene unfold with a hint of amusement in his eyes. He seemed to be enjoying Granny Yeneva's boundless enthusiasm, even if he wasn't actively participating.
"They are beautiful, Granny," I said, picking up one of the dolls. It was a tiny, delicate figure, dressed in a flowing gown of blue and silver.
"Yes, they are," Granny Yeneva agreed, her voice softening. "And just think, Denera, if you were to have a little girl, she could play with these dolls, just like you did when you were a child."
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ever since I was a kid, porcelain dolls gave me the chills—there's something about their glassy, unblinking eyes that feels like they're watching you even when you turn away. I remember my grandma had a whole cabinet of them, dressed in frilly lace, and I'd swear their expressions shifted when no one was looking. It's not just the eyes, though; their perfect, frozen smiles seem to hide something unsettling, like they know secrets they shouldn't. Maybe it's the uncanny valley effect—they're close enough to human to feel familiar, but just off enough to trigger unease. Even now, spotting one in an antique shop makes my skin crawl.
What fascinates me is how horror media leans into this. Movies like 'Annabelle' or episodes of 'The Twilight Zone' play up that innate creepiness, amplifying the fear. Dolls are supposed to be comforting, childhood companions, but porcelain ones defy that. They feel like relics, often passed down with unknown histories—what if they carry more than just sentimental value? That ambiguity, the idea of something innocent hiding darkness, is probably why they linger in our nightmares.
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