Can you share some short non cppy right horror stories?

Isolation is a common element. For example, a character might be alone in a big, empty house or in a desolate forest. This isolation makes the fear more intense as there's no one to turn to for help.

Sure. There are cases where a person's old embarrassing photos from their teenage years, which were shared on a now - defunct social media platform, keep circulating on other websites. Despite the person's request for the right to be forgotten, these photos continue to haunt them. It affects their self - esteem and how they are perceived in their personal and professional lives.

One of the short horror stories could involve a forest. A hiker gets lost in a dense forest. As night falls, he notices eyes watching him from the bushes. He tries to run but feels like something is always just behind him, chasing him through the never - ending forest.

There is a story of a young entrepreneur. He was at a tech conference. By chance, he sat next to an investor who was very interested in the new technology he was working on. They started chatting, and the investor decided to fund his startup. This story emphasizes how being at the right place at the right time can be a game - changer. It's like the universe aligns things in your favor when you least expect it.

There's a story of a haunted ancestral house. In this story, a family moved into an old, large house in the Philippines. Every night, they would hear strange noises coming from the attic. One of the children was brave enough to go up there. He found an old doll with a cracked face. When he touched it, he felt a cold chill and heard a whispering voice. The family soon left the house in fear.

Sure. One creepy short horror story is about a girl who moved into an old house. Every night, she heard strange scratching noises from the attic. One day, she finally mustered the courage to go up there. She found a doll with a ripped face and a note that said 'You're next'.

Once upon a time, a traveler checked into a cheap motel. At night, he heard a spooky moan from the bathroom. He summoned all his courage and opened the door. There was a leaking faucet making that noise. He laughed at himself for being so frightened over something so ordinary.

Sure. Here's one. A girl was home alone at night. She heard a strange scratching at the window. When she looked out, there was a pale face staring back at her. She screamed and ran to her bedroom, but the scratching followed her all the way. She hid under the covers, but then she felt a cold hand touch her ankle.

One short Appalachian horror story could be about a hiker who got lost in the Appalachian mountains at night. As he wandered, he heard strange whispers in the wind that seemed to be calling his name. Every time he tried to follow the sound, it led him deeper into the dark forest, until he finally realized he was being lured by something sinister.

Another one is 'Jeff the Killer'. A young boy named Jeff was bullied at school. One day, he snapped and killed his family. His face was horribly burned in the process, and he carved a permanent smile into his face. He now roams the streets at night, whispering 'Go to sleep' to his victims before attacking them.