Tonight, we’ll check back in on our outdoorsy protagonist!

In the last installment, she broke up with her boyfriend, Joe, after discovering a passion for hiking. As her interest in hiking deepened, she became aware of a secret, legendary trail called The Whisper Tree Trail. It’s claimed that this tree can answer any question you ask of it, and that it may corrupt or destroy some aspect of your life.

Chasing a lead, she met up with a collector who has a copy of the guide in which there are directions to the tree. Now we shall find out what she chooses to do next!

This is part two of The Whisper Tree series, written by Kris West

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Link to "I've Never Told Anyone" https://a.co/d/gURwvIz

Tonight, we’ll begin a three part series! How exciting!

Our protagonist is fresh off of a hikers high that caused them to re-evaluate their romantic relationship, and also to develop a passion for the outdoors!

As this passion deepens, they become aware of a hard to find trail called “The Whisper Tree trail”. But rumors swirl about this trail, and the mysterious, wish granting tree at it’s summit.

This story is called “The Whisper Tree” and was written by Kris West

Link to more from this author: https://shorturl.at/NeiVZ

Link to "I've Never Told Anyone" https://a.co/d/gURwvIz

Tonight, we’ll… oh, hang on. This part is actually already written for me. And in a classical style to boot! Here, listen to this: *ahem*

They were two very ordinary strawmen on

adjacent farms. Nice playmates for a couple of

imaginative kids. Then Jimmy gave a knife to—

The Dangerous Scarecrow

Ha ha ha! How fun! I can’t wait to hear this one. This story is called The Dangerous Scarecrow, and was written by Carl Jacobi.

Over at another table, a young man is pouring his heart out to a charming and sympathetic woman, who seems genuine and caring and open.

But could there be some other motive lying underneath her compassionate gaze?

This story is called “There’s something special about the woman at the bar” and was written by WorldAwayTweedy

More stories from this author: https://shorturl.at/A5Pgl

Resources for cult recovery: https://shorturl.at/Hb5dD

Our protagonist Kylie is a 911 operator, which means she’s the one who picks up the phone when you dial the emergency line. Even under normal circumstances, that is a tough job!

But you guessed it—these aren’t just any normal circumstances. Not everyone who dials 911 in Greenbrier is human, and not every incident that happens there can be explained naturally.

This story is called “I'm a 911 operator and some of our calls are strange.”, and was written by Hobosam21

Author's subreddit: https://shorturl.at/SnyrI

Tonight, we’ll drop in on Miss B, a second grade teacher, and one of her pupils—Charlie. Charlie is a good kid with a somewhat difficult home life, but he and his mother manage to hold things together for the most part. UNTIL, that is, one week in February, when things begin to noticeably change with Charlie, and Miss B is forced to connect the dots and make a plan. But will she be quick enough to help Charlie, and is she prepared for what might be waiting for her at his house? This story is called “A Mother’s Love”, and was written by BeeKeeperCamper…

Tonight, we’ll visit an old classic that ISN’T Edgar Allen Poe! Ha ha! Let me set the scene—the deck of a schooner out on the ocean. It’s full dark outside, and the water is still. No sign of the sky is visible through a thick mist which hangs just above the ship. As you gaze out into the impenetrable darkness, you hear a voice pierce through the night, but see no one. Who could be out at this hour, and why aren’t they using any light? What manner of thing is this voice in the night? This story is called “The Voice in the Night”, and was written by William Hope Hodgson.

Tonight, we’ll hear a very emotional and unsettling tale! Our story follows young Tabitha, who is attempting to find a new normal after tragedy strikes her family, and they move into a new house on Hyatt street. But compounding this issue is The Man, her mother’s new boyfriend whose gaze lingers on her too long and who torments her by the light of an old TV. Loneliness has taken hold, and Tabitha struggles to make friends at her new school. But there is more to the House on Hyatt than meets the eye, and only time will tell if it holds the answers to her problems, or the worst problem of all. Before we jump in, I want to let you know that this story contains references to abuse, but it is never described explicitly. This story is called “The House on Hyatt”, and was written by A.G. Hilton… Link to "Nightside Tales", written by A.G. Hilton: https://shorturl.at/pFKRY