That Scared Me Novels & Stories

he was the only one who can save me from this trouble. I stared at the men beside me,they were really scary.what if I was being kidnapped without knowing it? what if Hector was a bad person?. goosebumps appeared on my body as I thought of me being kidnapped.thoughts of my sick sister clouded my mind.my sister needs me and I can't risk my life. "Hey get me out of this car" "Stop this car"I screamed kicking the man beside me. He looked at me with an angry look,beads of sweat appeared on my forehead as he stared at me.this man was really scary.

Too real to ignore. And that terrified me.

I was damned sure that she was scared as well and was only trying to act all tough and mighty. "Yes. I saw her in my dream and it was so scary. She wanted to kill me. I swear, she wanted to…" I was still sweating and the trauma from what I saw continued to haunt me. I shivered as my eyes darted around with the thought that she was still lurking around, trying to hurt me.

My mind is scared of him, screaming that this is not normal. My heart is scared FOR him. Whispering that some traumatic event must have caused it. That he’s hurting. Damaged.

Watching me squirm, hesitant and fidgeting. It meant he had time. I forced my lips to part, my tongue darting out to wet them. “You’re… you’re s-scaring me,” I whispered before I could stop myself. Cedric let out a low chuckle, his eyes gleaming with something I couldn’t quite read. “Good. Fear keeps people alive.” I shivered again.

Just another thing I would probably never be able to do again. Before I knew it, my mouth opened, and words began to spill out unfiltered and filled with raw emotions. “I’m scared, Emma,” I confessed, my voice trembling. “I’m scared of what I’ve become, of what I’m feeling. I'm scared I'll be like this forever.”

The darkness enveloped me like a suffocating shroud, and I shuddered with fear. "I'm scared of the dark," I whispered, my voice trembling with terror.

I could feel it in me and it scared me. gods help me.

My whole body shook against her frame. Whatever happened inside that room was straight-up terrifying. I’m still shocked I didn’t scream, faint, or jump out the window like a cartoon character. Did I… did I actually pee a little? I’m honestly too scared to check. This place is scary. Not “cute spooky.” Not “fun Halloween scary.” Real scary. The kind that makes you rethink every decision and prayer that brought you here. Liana caught me like she’d done it a thousand times. “Hey, hey, Princess, breathe.” She rubbed my back in slow circles. “What happened? You’re trembling like someone dragged you through a massacre.”

What scared me was this: I wasn’t afraid of the lie. I was afraid of what the lie might make us do.