Novel & Cerita Scary Text Message Stories

Chapter Sixty-Five A stalker?! Shelly almost screamed bloody murder, almost__the cold glares Mrs. Parker was throwing her ways had her swallowing her scream and staring at the text that was still flashing in front of her phone. She reread it, a shocked expression on her face. If you want to know the truth, reply. The message was from an unknown number. Her phone beeped again. Guess you ain't interested, bye. She was quick to type back.

At the bottom of the picture, there was a text message that read: "Surprise, bitch! xoxo."

I mean, her threat at the mall definitely has a creepy underlying statement to it and all of this just felt like something she could pull off. A text came in a few seconds later from the anonymous sender. “You don't know me now but you will real soon, we'll be together and no one is going to be able to separate us.” The text read. I felt fear run down my spine after reading the text. It definitely had to be Sylvester. I took a screenshot of the texts before calling Sylvester. “Hey, Priscilla, I never thought I'd hear from you.” He sounded so casual over the phone.

It was a text, not a news article. When she saw who the text was from, a deep frown marred her face and she regretted opening the message in the first place. It was a text from Matt, her blackmailer, which read: “Don’t forget our deal, dear Charlotte. I’ve decided to extend the time for you to get my money, since you and your husband keep getting into trouble on your own. Don’t ever think I’m going to back down from my threats. If you don’t pay me what I asked, I’ll release the pictures as promised.”

She pulled it out and scrolled through her messages, then shoved the screen at my face. I stared at the text and my mouth fell open. The message was simple but very terrifying. “We know where you’ve been, Ethan. You can not hide the truth forever. Neither can RiRi. Tell Reina, or we will.* I looked up at RiRi, my heart pounding seriously. “Who sent this?” “I don’t know,” she whispered. Her voice was shaking already. “It has always been sent from an unknown number. They have been sending messages like this for weeks.”

we left each other and we gave ourselves an handshake. Another message dropped on my phone but it was so scary,I don't know who send it.

I cleared my throat and sighed “Uhm I wanted to ask, have you been getting weird messages from an unknown number?” “Weird messages?” “Hmmm” “Like what?” “Uhhhhh, ehm…..” “Can I see the message?” Immediately he asked that, my heart skipped, I smiled nervously “Of course I've not gotten any, I was speaking with my friends the other day and everyone had been talking how this new group of scammers going around sending crazy messages to people I just want you to be careful about them” “Is that all?” “Yeah, sure” “You didn't get any message did you?”

I had woken up next to Dice and after staring at his handsome face for minutes while fighting the urge to throw up in remembrance of the events that happened earlier, I reached for my phone to distract myself with the internet. Surely, tongues had already began to wag, following what had happened. Thankfully, someone had retrieved the phone for me from the scum of my ex. The first thing I saw when I switched on the phone was the text message from the unknown number, which I had earlier ignored. UNKNOWN NUMBER: You should look before leaping, beautiful. Today, the game officially begins. If you do not go down today, I'll keep chasing you into your grave until I'm successful. The message got m

Jasmine was engrossed in her work when her phone beeped, but she ignored it, assuming the message wasn't urgent. However, when a second text arrived, she quickly wrapped up her task and grabbed her phone. Her heart sank as she saw the message - a video of Stephan and the twins laughing and enjoying ice cream together, accompanied by a chilling text: "Come meet us." Jasmine's body went cold with fear. She sprang to her feet, grabbed her bag, and rushed out of her office in a panic.

CHAPTER 47 WHILE she was on the side of the road, she didn't know how to start her car because of the text message she read from an unknown phone number or should she ignore it because it might not be true. But she still couldn't stop her fears because it might be true. She read it again. "Dino's family is already dead," she read in the text message. Her hand was shaking while still holding the cell phone. "My God!" she screamed with disbelief evident in her voice. “Maybe it's not true. Right, I shouldn't believe this prank!”