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Welcome to your night shift at Blackwood Hospital, fourth floor. Rule one: Never enter room 413, even if you hear crying. Rule two: At midnight, all mirrors must be covered. Rule three: If you hear children laughing, immediately lock yourself in the break room. That's not children laughing.

The abandoned hospital looms against the twilight sky. Empty corridors echo with memories of rushing nurses and urgent whispers. Through broken windows, moonlight catches scattered medical charts, nature slowly reclaiming what humanity left behind. Every footstep tells a story of lives touched, lives lost.

Ever heard of Marcus Kane? Built his fortune on broken promises and bullet casings. Thought he was untouchable in his glass tower. But power has a price. His empire crumbled when his own brother pulled the trigger. Now he's just another ghost story. I was there.

They found an old mirror in the basement of that abandoned hospital whispers say if you stand before it at 3 AM and light three candles your reflection blinks first then smiles then reaches something's trying to trade places with you but once you switch there's no coming back

The old mansion had been empty for decades until the new owners moved in. Three days later, they discovered bloody handprints appearing on the walls each midnight. When they researched the house's history, they learned about the massacre that occurred there in 1943.

Welcome to your position at Moonlight Harbor Hotel. Rule number one: if you hear knocking from the supply closet at midnight, don't open it. Rule number two: the elderly couple in room 315 disappeared in 1987. If you see them in the hallway, don't make eye contact.

In 1967, Sarah bought an antique mirror at a local estate sale. That night, she noticed her reflection would move seconds after she did. Within weeks, she started hearing whispers from the mirror at midnight. Her husband tried removing it, but it always returned to the wall by morning.

The CIA couldn't let Iran control its own oil. In 1953, Mossadegh was a hero to his people, but to the West, he was a threat to the global order. So, they orchestrated a coup, fueling chaos until the government collapsed. The scars of that intervention define the Middle East today.