Modhilraj

Joined December 2022

108 stories

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Modhilraj writes lifestyle-inspired horror where everyday routines slowly unravel into dread. His stories explore fear hidden in habits, homes, and quiet moments—because the most unsettling horrors live inside normal life.

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Love Letters from the Past
Emily sat in the attic, dust swirling in the dim light filtering through a small window. She hadn’t been up here in years, but something about today, about the weight in her heart, had led her to this forgotten space. As she rummaged through old boxes, her fingers brushed against a worn-out shoebox tied with a faded blue ribbon.
By Modhilraj12 months ago in Motivation
A Valentine Without You
Valentine’s Day had always been special for Claire and James. It was the day they met, the day he first held her hand, the day he proposed. Every year, they celebrated with candlelit dinners, handwritten notes, and long walks under the stars. But this year was different. This year, Claire was alone.
By Modhilraj12 months ago in Motivation
Lizzo's Empowering Weight Loss Journey: Embracing Health and Self-Love
In the world of music and entertainment, Lizzo has always stood out for her electrifying talent and unapologetic confidence. As a multi-talented artist known for her powerhouse vocals, dynamic performances, and flute-playing prowess, Lizzo has inspired millions to embrace self-love and body positivity. But beyond the glitz and glam of her career, Lizzo embarked on a transformative journey—one that redefined her relationship with her body, health, and overall well-being.
By Modhilrajabout a year ago in Motivation
The Dollmaker’s Curse
The Thompsons—Emily, her husband David, and their nine-year-old daughter Clara—moved into their dream house on the edge of town. It was a charming Victorian with creaky floorboards, intricate woodwork, and an attic filled with forgotten relics. They saw it as a treasure trove waiting to be explored. Clara, in particular, was ecstatic about the attic, eager to uncover its secrets.
By Modhilrajabout a year ago in Horror
The Sleep Paralysis Society
The clinic seemed like a godsend. For years, Anna had struggled with sleep paralysis, trapped in her own body, unable to scream or move as dark, shadowy figures loomed over her. Every night was a fight against the suffocating terror that came with her inability to wake up. Doctors dismissed it as a stress-induced sleep disorder, but Anna knew better. It was something worse—something that felt too real to be just a nightmare.
By Modhilrajabout a year ago in Horror
Log Out, Log In
The buzz around the new VR game, Elysium, was impossible to ignore. Marketed as the most immersive experience ever created, it promised not only an escape from reality but the opportunity to live out the most exhilarating, surreal fantasies. Players could literally “dive in” and experience a world of their own design. The excitement was palpable, and the game quickly became a sensation, with millions of eager players jumping into the virtual reality dream.
By Modhilrajabout a year ago in Horror
The Forgotten Cemetery
Lena had never been fond of her grandmother’s house. It was a creaky old thing, tucked away at the edge of a small, fog-covered town. The walls seemed to groan at night, and the air always felt too thick, like it was holding onto memories—memories that were never meant to be unearthed.
By Modhilrajabout a year ago in Horror
Predicted Nightmare
When the app Fate Sync was released, it took the world by storm. It promised to give users an unparalleled glimpse into their futures, offering predictions that were precise to the point of being unsettling. At first, it was a curiosity—a fun tool, something people used to spice up their lives, to see if they'd make it big or fall in love. But soon, it became an addiction.
By Modhilrajabout a year ago in Horror
The Haunted Inbox
Kara had never been one for superstitions. Growing up, she’d seen her mother avoid mirrors in the dark, heard tales of family members who refused to stay in the old house at the end of the street, but Kara always chalked it up to the kind of folklore you outgrow with age. She was practical, logical—until one night, when the first email arrived.
By Modhilrajabout a year ago in Horror
The Algorithm Knows You’re Dead
Lila Parker sat at her desk, bathed in the cold blue glow of her laptop. Her eyes, ringed with exhaustion, scanned the dismal stats of her latest video. Fifty views. Four likes. Zero comments. The harsh reality of being a small-time content creator weighed heavily on her chest. She’d given herself six months to make it or move on. The deadline was two days away.
By Modhilrajabout a year ago in Horror
The Ghost Train Ride
It was the kind of summer day that begged for adventure. Twelve-year-old Danny tugged on his mom's hand, his wide eyes locked on the carnival entrance. Brightly colored flags fluttered above the gates, and the aroma of popcorn and fried dough filled the air. His mom smiled, handing him a few tickets.
By Modhilrajabout a year ago in Horror
The Sculptor
The man’s hands trembled as he spoke. “A traveler, much like you. He arrived years ago, claiming to be an artist. He promised to make Harrow beautiful. The townsfolk welcomed him. But his art… it wasn’t natural.”
By Modhilrajabout a year ago in Horror

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Love Letters from the Past

A Valentine Without You

Lizzo's Empowering Weight Loss Journey: Embracing Health and Self-Love

The Dollmaker’s Curse

The Sleep Paralysis Society

Log Out, Log In

The Forgotten Cemetery

Predicted Nightmare

The Haunted Inbox

The Algorithm Knows You’re Dead

The Ghost Train Ride

The Sculptor

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