A twisted love, deads done for the sake of love. This contest aims to challenge you to dig deep into your mind, to think about twisted acts that one could commit for love... Or obsession. You can either write from the love interests point of view, twisted lovers point of view or in the third person. If you are doing the love interests point of view try and dig deep into yourself, what emotions you'd feel. The twisted lover, stalker, obsessor whatever you'd like to call them, you are trying to get into that mindset of what justification they have for doing such a thing and saying its in the name of love whether that's murder, manipulation or downright kidnapping. Let your mind wander to the deepest parts of your mind.

I will be reading all the entries, they can be from 100 or to 3000 words although I recommend using around 5 to 1000 words to get the point across so I can better understand the story you've written.

Hey there it’s me @angelickhan I have a contest. I will individually check the story you write and I will be honest with you I have team with me so it’s a honest contest Terms of Guidelines and Rule y'all will have to give me a follow for the stuff I do for you. judging also depends on like and votes  For the winner I will give shout out to the winner account and winner story  I also have some rules, which I will hope you consider before you think of this Information I need:

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Description: Horror story, a story in which the focus is on creating a feeling of fear. Such tales are of ancient origin and form a substantial part of the body of folk literature. They can feature supernatural elements such as ghosts, witches, or vampires, or they can address more realistic psychological fears scary creepy spooky terror gore dark  thriller  blood gothic

What scares you the most? Is it the dark, or perhaps death itself? In this contest, you can either write a horror story or write something which scares you most

this contest purpose The purpose is to provide recognition for undiscovered writers