Jason's eyes snapped open. He was sure he'd heard something-soft footsteps in the hallway, followed by the faint click of a door latch. He sat up in bed, heart racing. His door was supposed to be locked. He crept toward it, holding his breath. The handle sightly warm, as if someone had just touched it. Down the hall, the red "EXIT sign flickered. No one was there. But he swore he heart a faint jingle. Keys. Someone had been inside. And they had the master key.

Some stories are meant to be read. Others....are meant to stay buried. In this chilling tale, a young women uncovers a book that doesn't just tell a story-it writes one. Page by page, word by word, her reality begins to twist into something unrecognizable. One warning echoes throughout: some books don't want to be closed. Turn the page-if you dare.

Some stories fade with time. Others linger like ghosts. On a crisp October night in 1998, Lily Graves-a quiet, artistic teenager from the small town of Locust Hollow- vanished without a sound. Her bedroom was locked from the inside. No one saw her leave. No one ever saw her again. What remains is a diary, a haunting final entry...and a town still asking questions. This is the story of The Vanishing of Lily Graves- a true crime mystery wrapped in silence, shadows, and suspicion.

When Emily accepts a dare to spend five minutes inside the infamous 7th staff of her school's haunted girls' bathroom, she thinks it's just a harmless thrill. But what starts as a prank quickly turns into a nightmare as the door locks behind her, lights fail, and eerie whispers fill the air. Haunted by the ghost of a murdered cheerleader, Emily faces a chilling secret that refuses to stay buried-and a reflection that might not be her own. Will she escape, or become the next victim of the 7th stall?