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The Flash is a sci-fi thriller set in the small town of Healing Springs, where a blinding white light tears open the sky one summer night in 1982. By morning, best friends Michael Marlowe and Arthur Mercer discover their town has leapt forty-four years into the future — and they’re the only ones who remember the past.

As they uncover a secret government project built atop Healing Springs’ mysterious geological anomaly, they learn the town’s name was never symbolic. For generations, the land itself has “healed” fractures in reality — and the experiment only amplified what was already there. Now the future is unraveling, and Michael and Arthur must decide: return to the lives they lost, or remain in 2026 as the anchors holding time together.

A story of friendship, sacrifice, and a town where reality runs thin, The Flash asks what you would give to fix the past — and whether the future deserves to survive.

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Three friends in a quiet 1980s mill town begin seeing the same barefoot boy walking Mill Hollow Road every evening at dusk. He never speaks, never changes pace, and never reaches the hilltop hotel he seems drawn toward. At first it feels like coincidence… then a prank… until their tape recorder captures sounds that didn’t happen yet — and memories that refuse to stay buried.

Following the phantom leads them into the past of a long-closed hospital and a healer whose treatments were worse than the sickness. The deeper they investigate, the clearer it becomes: the boy isn’t haunting the road — he’s trapped in the last moments of his life, walking the only path where he could still breathe.

To free him, they must uncover what waits beneath the old building before the past repeats again.

A slow-burn paranormal mystery about memory, fear, and the footsteps that don’t fade with time.

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A lifelong insomniac discovers an unfamiliar frequency while scanning his shortwave radio late at night. At first it sounds like nothing more than static — until he realizes the signal is breathing… and matching him. When he speaks into the darkness, something answers back in his own voice.

The transmission seems to know him. Worse — it seems to be ahead of him.

As the nights continue, the broadcasts begin predicting events before they happen, each one drawing closer to something inevitable waiting just beyond tomorrow. The final recording ends abruptly, and the operator is never seen again.

Was he hearing an echo…

a haunting…

or a version of himself that had already reached the end?

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