Ella, on a nostalgic trek, finds an ancient leather journal belonging to Thomas "Tom" Granger, a missing hiker.

A 500-word short story that plays with subjective reality.

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Did you know that everything around you will collapse and die at the slightest mistake or breif lapse in judgment on your end? Tim did. It didn’t matter. At Northeast Pizza College, you get a free, hot & ready pie for every assignment completed, no matter who you are. Just don’t come crying to us...

Arstel Wellford, a 23-year-old guy with a deep fascination for Japanese culture, finally fulfills his lifelong dream of visiting Japan. His journey, meticulously planned since he was 15, is enriched by his friendship with Chitose Mitsugi, his online language partner of three years. Chitose, a kin...

A journalist abruptly quits his job. Two months later, a girl's diary is found in his former desk. Mildred, the newspaper's intern, says the diary is hers and takes it home. In fact, it belongs to a friend of hers who has been missing since she went hiking in June. Mildred needs to figure out how...

"The Judas Game" – Five friends enter an elite school, only to find themselves trapped in a brutal survival game. Each harbors dark secrets, but one among them is orchestrating their downfall. As trust shatters and bodies fall, the traitor wins it all—only to realize that victory means facing utt...

Ostracized for seeing things everyone else is unable to, Aito meets a mysterious girl who fell from the world above and learns that maybe being different isn't so bad when you meet the right person.

It is a journal of someone trying to get away, trying to be free, but encountering something that they will never return.

Just because it's there, it doesn't mean you should read it.... You wake up with no memories of where you are or how you got there. Your only clue is a journal by your feet. Do you heed its words, or should you walk away?