My name is Henry Himura. I work for a large law firm situated near downtown Los Angeles. We’ve handled some of the biggest, most controversial cases in the last two decades and have built quite a name for ourselves. I am using a pseudonym, because, as you will hear, this story is almost fantastical, nearly too frightening to believe real. I don’t want to ruin a career I have spent so much time and effort ...
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The world came back into focus. She stood motionless at the edge of the bed, watching me from beneath the decaying black shroud that covered ...
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Everyone that served in the sandbox has a story about the war following them home. Some it’s about the things they saw, some about the ...
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Deep in the woods, there’s a beautiful mansion. In this mansion, would seem to be a happy home. In the back garden and in the ...
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I’m really at the end of my rope here. No, check that. I was at the end of my rope weeks ago. Now I’m sort ...
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