21 Two-Sentence Horror Stories That Will Keep You In The Halloween Spirit All Year Round

From Redditor u/KangarooDense:

When I came home from war, my mother opened the door to me and said, "It's good to see both of you again."

Confused, I reminded her that my brother didn't survive, but then I heard his voice saying, "You can see him, too?"

From Redditor u/From_Strange_Seeds:

I framed the first letter I got as a police officer, from a woman thanking me after I'd supported her through her daughter's suicide.

I passed it in my hallway every day for nearly eight years before realising the handwriting was the same as on the girl's suicide note.

From Redditor u/SoButtons:

Ever since I lost my hearing, I constantly turn on lights so that I am never in darkness.

The dark doesn't scare me, but whatever keeps turning them off behind me does.

From Redditor u/juicylips336:

I frantically ran to Walmart's customer service to pick up my son who got lost in the store.

"Nice try, sir, his father already picked him up."

From Redditor u/EarthMarsUranus:

It's been almost a decade since I last saw my mother.

And she still reminds me every day that if I misbehave again, she'll take my hearing, too.

From Redditor u/abskkr24:

My last girlfriend always got creeped out by the 14 "weird" dolls I kept on display.

I have a new girlfriend now, and she wants me to throw out all 15 of the "disturbingly lifelike" dolls.