Horror Stories

The Evil Forest is a haunting, epic tale of memory, loss, and rebirth. Once a place of ancient power and shadowed secrets, the forest vanished — erased from maps and forgotten by the world. But its story lives on, not in trees or soil, but in the hearts of scattered children across continents. As these unlikely bearers of a forgotten truth awaken, they become living gateways to a forest that is no longer a place, but a presence, a network of memory and defiance. In a world that fears what it cannot control, they face a final choice: to let the forest die with the past, or to become the forest’s eternal voice — a living story that cannot be silenced. Rich with mystery, culture, and a deep pulse of ancestral power, The Evil Forest is a sweeping saga about the cost and power of remembering, the ties that bind us beyond time and place, and the enduring fight for truth in a world built on forgetting.

At twenty-three, Anna Thompson wanted more from life than screens and small talk. So when her uncle gave her a part-time job exploring old houses before demolition, she said yes without hesitation. Her first assignment? An abandoned home on Elm Avenue. But the house isn’t truly empty. There’s perfume in the air — fresh. Footsteps in the dust — small. A basement full of boxes — and names. Then she finds the notes: “Don’t wake her. She listens.” “She counts.” “She’s here.” In the upstairs closet, dusty footprints end at a wall. The diary of a girl named Emma speaks of whispers, shadows, and something that watches at night. And when Anna hears a voice say her name… She knows she’s not alone.