Sorry about the reupload on this, this will have the additional 2 chapters that were mising in the last upload. If you want to help out the video, feel free to Like, Share and leave a comment! have a good weekend!

@RexAndBeefVR

11 ай бұрын

It’s ok brah

@randomness4110

11 ай бұрын

I was wondering why the other video was privated

@randomfrog6368

11 ай бұрын

if i watch this video will my fingernail grow by 2 inches?

@dantekinkade8765

11 ай бұрын

Ahhh so that's what happened, good to know and it happens. so no problem.

@Valchrist1313

11 ай бұрын

It's awful that KZread still doesn't have tools to fix mistakes like that without deleting and re-uploading the whole thing..

The voice actor for the tow guy was great. Sounded like he was really the character, not just someone reading lines. Kudos!

@Darksomnium

10 ай бұрын

glad you liked it!

@Claire_Ashe

6 ай бұрын

I personally didn’t just like it. I loved it 😊

@pequenaesposa3286

4 ай бұрын

Definitely bring them back if you can! They sound almost as good as you ​@@Darksomnium

@human4634

3 ай бұрын

Fr!!! Amazing voice acting here

I just found your channel…I’m in my mid 50’s and I’m losing my vision with no fix or cure, and listening to you read this story was life changing, because I can’t read books myself anymore. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH, IT MEANS MORE THAN YOU WILL EVER KNOW!!

@skyemegakitty

6 ай бұрын

Cassandra, have you tried out audio books? I'm super happy that you've found stories you like on youtube but if you have been missing reading books than they would be the immediate answer because they're literally books you buy that are a recording of someone reading it to you. Audible is a subscription service where you can get access to more than you could ever read for a good price.

@spacebird107

5 ай бұрын

you are inspiring! I am so happy you found a way to still enjoy stories that bring you joy.

@subject_changed4690

5 ай бұрын

He is my favorite creepypasta writer and reader. He makes his own music for his videos. His videos are art!

@subject_changed4690

5 ай бұрын

I recommend "The left right game" or "Ted the caver"

@kingdubbs143

4 ай бұрын

❤❤❤Be sure to subscribe so you will know when the stories pop up❤❤❤

If her fingerprints did not match, I don't see how she would be able to prove her identity in court. It's a huge plot hole.

@Billy28376

11 ай бұрын

Well any evidence that was gathered without a warrant or part of an investigation by authorities isn’t admissible in court.

@Topboxicle

10 ай бұрын

I'm guessing they went through custody court, if she had other legal documents to prove her identity then the fingerprints wouldn't be necessary at all

@Falsh125

10 ай бұрын

If you charge someone with identity theft, that's one of the first things they will check. Having possession of ID is not the same as being verified as the actual owner of that ID. That's pretty much what ID theft and the theme of this story is all about.

@dr.temperancebrennan

10 ай бұрын

You’re forgetting the way they obtained and tested the fingerprints were less than legal. If it was brought up in court, it wouldn’t be admissible as evidence, and would only clue “Cody” in onto things he didn’t want her to know.

@JustineAnastasia

10 ай бұрын

I agree! I also thought it was strange that no one questioned a woman with diagnosed amnesia who was just hospitalized from an accident.

Great story as usual. I wish someone would write one where the skin walker or whatever imitation monster becomes an imposter happens to be substituting someone either from a psychopath family or wife of a domestic abuser... kind of a "monster meets real monsters" story. That would be really fun.

@ryans7706

10 ай бұрын

Or basically a politician? Lmao

@TaphsAJ

9 ай бұрын

@@ryans7706 LMAOOO WAS NOT EXPRCTING TBIS?

@thetacoslayer0155

9 ай бұрын

Why’s stopping a

@justin9744

9 ай бұрын

You mean like the goosebumps story? About the family of murderers that end up getting killed by a family they were targeting because the family were actually praying mantis aliens? Tell me I didn’t dream that up.

@tiezeehc

9 ай бұрын

​@@justin9744idk about a book but the show had an episode about that I watched with my kid not that long ago 😂

I really appreciate and enjoy the different voices for characters. It makes the story feel immersive.

@Darksomnium

11 ай бұрын

Happy to hear it!

@x70222

11 ай бұрын

@@Darksomnium I love the different voices as well! Who is the girl?

@maureenjossick429

11 ай бұрын

@@x70222I heard Romnex of course!! Wouldn’t be an awesome story w/out her! And I also heard Spirit voices, she’s got the most beautiful,sultry voice! But those two ladies were def in here!

@KrisKASK

11 ай бұрын

Romnex is my absolute favorite woman voice actor, favorite man voice actor, dark somnium obvs. Their stories are so immersive!

@Thatdudefresh

11 ай бұрын

First let me say I LOVE THE NARRATION......that out of the way.....this story is about a guy who pulled a Pinocchio and brought a mannequin to life and now that mannequin is running from her creator by using a kid as a doorway?! Sorry, this story is horrible. I mean absolutely terrible. If I had read this, I'd have been upset I wasted my time. The saving grace is the absolutely AMAZING narration. But this story is horrible.

oh man, any story with “my wife” in the title I know gonna be a banger

@Spenstarr

11 ай бұрын

Borat MY WIFE SHES NOT HER ANYMORE

@fatewinter6000

11 ай бұрын

To be fair any story Somnium does is great. Even if the story itself isn’t amazing he tells it so well it makes it better

@youngeli5974

11 ай бұрын

Frr

@nevyanplamenov5409

11 ай бұрын

"I bough a wife from Albania, now Tutankhamon resurrected and is hunting me"

@seenbefore2803

11 ай бұрын

@danijelovskikanal7017LMAOOO

When the author talks about the cross drawing on the napkin, it's really amazing how his words paints a perfect picture for us. Very hard for a writer to go from reading, to sound, to something vivid.

As soon as Kodi said “you don’t know what it’s like to feel like something swallowed you whole”, I instantly thought of skin walker or possession of some sort and the questions for so that it could blend into Kodi’s life easier.

@sherristyers5627

6 ай бұрын

Same thoughts here

@CrudeConduct666

6 ай бұрын

I thought of TD Jakes "You ever been ssshhaawaaallowweddd up?"

@calebpugh222

Ай бұрын

•Cody

@lunaesca

27 күн бұрын

@@calebpugh222 there are numerous ways to spell kody/cody/kodi/codi [these are probably the most common ones before it turns into a meme like codee]

@micaelamorrigan2544

18 күн бұрын

There are many stories about this, books, movies. One is on My Little Pony about the Changlings....

I work at a hospital taking care of people with dementia and listening to the first few minutes of this story reminds me alot of taking care of people with dementia. Many tend to forget their loved ones such as husbands, wives or children. But they sometimes still care for them deeply but arent sure why or they are happy to see them but cant even remember their names.. But thank you for another great story. I love your work

@faerierain7536

11 ай бұрын

My dad had dementia, he didn’t remember my best friend but immediately asked to hug her. We were both startled but knew better than to question him since he was prone to agitation when confronted with questions he couldn’t answer.

@foxmartens268

11 ай бұрын

@faerierain7536 It is frustrating for them since they cant explain why they feel a certain way about certain people. On top of having trouble forming the right words to explain what they are feeling. But they are still able to show love and care just in different ways

@bluedaisies709

11 ай бұрын

I've worked in a hospice for dementia patients for a year as well, and this story was too reminding me of the patients there. It's made me realize how intricate our brains really are, working there. I also always found fascinating how sometimes thing change day to day, like they had good days and bad days where they could or couldn't remember their family members, or form sentences. We had a patient with her dementia quite advanced, she wasn't really able to speak much anymore, and most of the time didn't know what was going on. But she loved music, and she would sit infront of the CD player a lot, and sing every word to a song perfectly. It's quite fascinating how that works. sorry for going on a tangent, I absolutely loved working with our patients back then, it is very hard but very rewarding work. Especially when you can make some time to spend with them one on one, but that's sadly getting rarer as time goes on. have a good day :)

@mixedbagmixesmusic1967

11 ай бұрын

My grandma has this story she likes to tell. Her father died of dementia. He was really badly deteriorated, and she went to visit him. She asked him, "Daddy, do you know who I am?" And his reply was, "No, but I know you belong to me."

@lizthedisjointedzebra692

6 ай бұрын

Yep, I also work with dementia residents, and I also see people thinking their grandkids are their kids, even if they don't look alike. Most times, we just roll with it, since explaining doesn't really help as they can't understand.

The most unrealistic thing about this story is that Steve wasn't immediately arrested upon reporting Evan missing

@Vantiastar93

10 ай бұрын

When did they mention that?

@peachdaddy

9 ай бұрын

​​@@Vantiastar93 1:33:00

@W33ND3X_W1LCOX

9 ай бұрын

The most unrealistic thing is the dramatization. Just makes it sounds like a story. Not real.

@Batmann_

6 ай бұрын

That's the most unrealistic thing, not that a monster skinwalker thing cloned his wife for months and then made a portal through his son? lol, ok, bro.

@insertyourfeelingshere8106

5 ай бұрын

Standard psychotic break stuff. I thought the twist was there was no skin-walker and he just killed his family.

Poor Evan. It's such a happy yet sad ending to such an intriguing story. This is the first time I've listened to this story all the way through without skipping which is testimony to the talent that is DS ❤

@MagicBanana11

11 ай бұрын

How does anyone skip around in these stories? That's like skipping chapters in a book, you'd miss so much

@eziisreal

11 ай бұрын

exactly i could never @@MagicBanana11

@vladimirgluten781

10 ай бұрын

@@MagicBanana11makes no sense

@brandonturner4113

10 ай бұрын

And Brandon Faircloth, literally my favorite author

@marycollins2163

10 ай бұрын

As a mother now a grandmother, that was so creepy! 😮

I've been my husband since our mid teens (early 30s now). Putting myself in the husband's shoes, having your spouse be in a serious accident is terrifying (thankfully my husband was ok), but for them to not remember your life together must be utterly devastating. On a separate note, ALWAYS TRUST KIDS AND ANIMALS! Even in real life if they're scared of a person, there's usually a good reason why.

@Darksomnium

11 ай бұрын

I'm so glad he was okay!

@NotSoNormal1987

10 ай бұрын

I have to work pretty hard to get animals to Like me. But I love animals and I think they sense my desperation for their love. There's an ongoing joke in my friend group that none of my pets love me. Including the cats I bottle fed after rescuing them.

@papriisprinks6969

10 ай бұрын

@astk5214 there's a difference between being evil and crazy and just being an angsty person who thinks they're awful bud

@McJusti

10 ай бұрын

@@astk5214 truly evil people don't even consider that they might be doing something wrong. I know it's just one comment, but I'm like 90% sure it's just your self-doubt (or self-hatred maybe even) speaking

@hiriasbloodweaver8593

10 ай бұрын

Animals always stay away from me or show signs of aggression and this makes me deeply sad. Am I cursed or what is it?

I love your sound design on all of your stories, it makes it sooo inciting and it really makes you feel like you're in the story not just listening to it. Keep up all the amazing work.❤

@Darksomnium

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! :)

@rajkumaryarlanki3031

11 ай бұрын

I was just imaging everything , opening the doorway, holding her in his hands and with that music in the background.... This is a masterpiece

@xXJLNINJAXx

11 ай бұрын

Did you mean enticing? I think neither of these words were what you meant, as what you seemed to describe was "immersive".

I enjoyed this one quite a lot. Even the "normal" interactions with people like the impound guy or the officers felt a bit creepy. Like I never knew if whatever she was was spreading to other people or they were in on it etc. for at least the first half or so of the story. Not predictable and that is something that I always enjoy.

@saltyseadog4719

Ай бұрын

Omfg ikr?😂❤

The character voices on this one are phenomenal, especially Rom. She made it feel so creepy

@jemcore

3 ай бұрын

except for the male nurse 💀 his voice irritated tf out of me

What a great story to end the week!!! Reminds me of the story you did about the mimic in the basement. What would you do if you thought your Significant Other was replaced? What questions would you ask to make sure they were really themselves? As always, amazing work!!! I love listening to emotions you all put into your voices and really feeling the story through your guy’s tones and the music you pick❤️

@stephenstevens6573

11 ай бұрын

Ronnie writes and performs all of this music himself...sorry if you already knew...this guy has so much talent.

@Maddahew

11 ай бұрын

I love the basment mimic.

@KillaEd313

11 ай бұрын

The basement mimic story had me hooked all the way to until the end. Once the protagonist and side characters started questioning his own sanity I hated the story from there on out, since i couldn’t even believe what anyone is saying. Honestly felt like I wasted my time listening to that since it had no real conclusion

@Blaze_daFox

11 ай бұрын

Oh yeah the mimic one was SO good. It was my first vid of him too actually, and I loved it a lot. Still sometimes think about what happened really to all the people and everything.

@eat_buttons

11 ай бұрын

there's actually a similar story by this guy named polterkites called the man in my basement takes a step closer every week. imo, it's better

I love how many small details you miss on your first listen through, makes me wanna go back to the Left Right game since I'm sure there's tons of details I missed on my first run-through

@SpookyTiney

11 ай бұрын

I've listened to The Left Right Game more than twenty times. One of my absolute favorite stories ever and one of the best Ronnie and cast has done.

@aldranzam3456

11 ай бұрын

@@SpookyTiney you've got a lot of commitment ! That's one long story!! I've listened to it twice, both times it took me several days as I just couldn't do it all in one go. I'll probably listen to it again in a couple years.

@ParkS9321

10 ай бұрын

​@@SpookyTineyme too! It's SO good!!!

So this is the second "my wife" type story and it's such a interesting and unique setting, about a close family member turning evil. It's amazing!

@tonyromano6220

10 ай бұрын

Woman turning evil? Naw, never happens.❤❤😂😂😮😮

@AbyssalSirenSong

5 ай бұрын

@@tonyromano6220 haha funny sexist comment

16 minutes in and I'm thinking that his "wife" is some sort of skin walker that has stolen her identity. The fact that something broke into the car from the outside, the ID on the floor, the strange intimate questions, the hury to leave the hospital and go home. This story is setting up some fantastic foreshadowing, but i hope this story goes a direction I'm not expecting. Will update after im done listening. Update: Wholly cow this story was amazing, and Dark, your sound design conveyed it so well that I truly felt fear and anxiety. You are without a doubt the best narrator (especially with your sound design) that I have every listened too. The raw emotion in your stories, seriously you are my favorite. Thank you for all the time you dedicate to us, and thank you so much for your replies. To me you are the king of narration. I'd also like to thank all the other narrators who have helped in this story and past ones because all of you truly elevate these stories to another level. I'd much rather listen to all of you than digest any other form of media.

50mins in and I wish I had amnesia so could relive this story like it was the first time again

@Darksomnium

11 ай бұрын

@Datadog-1

11 ай бұрын

I love/hate that feeling. It only happens with the best things, but then you realize it’s not possible

@guszimbalist8416

11 ай бұрын

I had serious concussion that caused me to have a bunch of memory loss, and it may have been the only good thing to come out of it.

Hey, don't worry about it Ronnie, it's like getting two stories on one day! Thanks for all the hard work you put into entertaining us. I know my life would be a whole lot more boring without you. I know you don't write these, but some of the stories you've read have legitimately changed my view on life. Remember that thre are thousands of people you don't know that love you. Keep looking up, my guy.

This has to be the best creepy readings channel ive ever come across, the passion and care in these videos show. It's honestly inspiring, I have never felt such care and love put into a channel until now. From the sound editing to the fantastic voice actors, this channel is amazing in every way. I can't wait to see what you do next, keep up the great work.

@Darksomnium

11 ай бұрын

wow thank you so much, im honored :)

Yay! A semi-happy ending!! Plus, a story I don't have a million follow up questions about. It had just enough lore to make sense and just enough mystique to not need to be over explained! Loved it! Bravo to your epic story telling skills 👏

@tinamariedanke8719

6 ай бұрын

Raises hand slowly 🖐 🙋 I have a couple ???? 😂

@amechellec90

6 ай бұрын

@@tinamariedanke8719 I just said I didn't have a million 😅

My guy you knocked it out of the park with this one. Not only is the story very well written and fits in with a few of my favourite stories out there. The music and sound design was really great. I genuinly had goose bumps at the very end. Well done mate, you are doing very very good as of late!!

Not only was this story fantastically written, but the music, tone, voice-work and everything else came together to make an experience most e-books could only dream of. It felt like listening to an old radio drama. Well done to everyone involved!

I have some MAJOR cleaning to do due to a bug invasion (damn changing weather), so I'm so happy for all the long videos that have been uploaded lately! I focus better with background noise, and I can listen to stories better while working on something, so it's a win-win!

Gut instinct and intuition truly are incredible gifts. It's amazing how our minds and bodies work in ways we may never completely understand to protect us

I've been listening for over 4 years. I LOVE your collaborations. These guys are super underrated and they add so much value to your videos.

@Darksomnium

11 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

@jordangaudio6729

11 ай бұрын

​@@Darksomnium you've given me days upon days of entertainment. My current favorite thing to end my day on a weekend? Diablo and Darksomnium. 👊 much appreciate your dedication and renewed consistency. Side note. My 1 year olds name is Evan. 👽

I’m glad she was okay at the end! But it seems kind of weird how quickly they got over Evan’s death and didn’t really talk about it much 😂 I heard that losing your child is one of the worst things you can experience.

@squirrelegg3095

11 ай бұрын

Could be cuz they both acknowledged what happened and they can’t do anything, cuz Evan was never gonna be theirs

@SparkleLuna77

10 ай бұрын

Yeah I’ve just posted the same thing. I’m a mother of two and personally I’d never just be able to move on. Just my feeling obviously but it was the only point of the story that didn’t ring true.

@juliaburke6844

10 ай бұрын

Especially how was it going to go over police wise them reporting Evan missing and them already having a court case/ instability/ and custody issue. I feel like they can't just "start over" lol

@RubberDucky80

10 ай бұрын

Everyone handles things uniquely. You really don’t know how you’d react unless you had to go through it yourself (and hopefully you never have to be in that spot.) Many people deal with pain/loss by trying to focus heavily on other things. Sometimes it seems easier to just try to get passed it/not talk about it/ etc. It can come across to others as they’re being insensitive or heartless, but that’s rarely ever the case. Everyone deals with immense pain like that in a different way. It’s not really fair to judge someone like this, we’re simply not in their shoes.

@caesar8683

9 ай бұрын

@@SparkleLuna77 Average internet mother rushing to tell everyone they are a mother and cant live without their kids. Here's your medal. 🥇

Oh the ending reveals this story is connected to the maniquine that comes to life in the little girls room and eventually takes over so they are trapped in the house, which is also related the story of the hvac guy who has a strange job putting in duct work at the same house (seems abandoned) where he finds lots of strange items related to his life and many tragedies (anyone he befriends meets a grisly end)... When he gets spooked and runs away the house burns down. All part of the blue sunflower universe

@Meowforce

11 ай бұрын

Can you share the titles or where to find them? I think Ive heard another story from the same universe with “seeds” of evil but maybe its the wrong one

@Project_KN1GHT

9 ай бұрын

Can you provide links/names? I’m really interested to see the other stories

@siggyunsichtbar6980

2 ай бұрын

Is it related to the ghost tree series?

I thought it was gonna be a skinwalker but then it got crazy with that mannequin/lady thing. Anyways, great storytelling as always!

Thanks to you, Rom and the others for the great narration of my story. You always do an awesome job!

@bridgetclarice777

11 ай бұрын

“In good writing, words become one with things.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson

@maureenjossick429

11 ай бұрын

Great story!!! Very captivating! So sad the poor boy had to die to be a doorway,but this was a good one! And You could build on it if you ever wanted too! 😊 best of luck in your future writings! This was great!

@jamareer

11 ай бұрын

DUDE! Hollywood needs writers like you!!!! Because this story was FIRE🔥🔥🔥🔥

@famousflores1895

11 ай бұрын

“I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller.” Too short

@christianwilke305

11 ай бұрын

This comment though is from the author.

I love how you have additional voice actors and sound effects in the story, it makes me feel like I’m listening to radio theater .

Such a great story, definitely one of my favorites. I love these psychological thrillers where the main character can't tell if they're going crazy or everyone else is. Reminds me alot of "the thing in the basement is getting better at mimicking people."

Thanks for putting it back up and updated♥️ appreciate you! Hope your weekend is safe and enjoyable

Okay but the SOUND EFFECTS IN THIS ARE SO GOOD?? AND ALL THE NARRATORS ARE SO AWESOME??? I haven't finished it yet but somnium never stops impressing me! Thanks for the hard work!

That was an intense journey, thank you. I hope that birthing these stories from your mind doesn't have too intense a burden on your soul, as I listen to more and more of these stories, I feel more and more disturbed, mortified, confused, sickened, etc... It's powerful, disgustingly beautiful.

@sophiaalvarez6137

5 ай бұрын

He credits the author in the description, I agree he does a phenomenal job, I started listening to his other ones after "The Left Right Game"

These type of stories spook me the most, one of my favorites is actually about the mimic in the basement so this was definitely one of the best stories i've listened to recently imo cause it reminded me a lot of it. Thank you for all the work you do :D

@brookehansen6973

11 ай бұрын

Mimic in the basement? What's it called?

@eversinze

11 ай бұрын

@@brookehansen6973 It's called ""The Thing In The Basement Is Getting Better At Mimicking People"", Dark Somnium narrated it aswell so go look for it on his channel it was posted a year ago

@suhanavirdee

10 ай бұрын

@@brookehansen6973 I think they're referring to the one called "The man in my basement takes one step closer every week." It's definitely one of my favorites!

@lydmonster727

7 ай бұрын

⁠@@brookehansen6973it’s called ‘the thing in my basement is getting better at mimicking people’. STELLAR!

I listen to atleast one of your stories every night while im laying in bed. Thank you for the work you put into your content!

@Darksomnium

11 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

That is such an amazing story! I love the ones where the audience is not sure sometimes whether the narrator is untrustworthy or not! Also, you and everyone else narrating this are incedibly talented!!

Loved it right til the end. Unfortunately it seems unlikely that a man previously on the police records for a violent "psychotic break" would be able to just call in his kid as being missing - even if backed up by his wife. Which is going to sound more plausible to the police? An imposter impersonates someone and steals their child, or a traumatised spouse in poor physical condition (water in lungs / whatever other after affects she was hospitalised for) covers for a potentially harmful or abusive partner out of fear?

At first when i heard seeds I thought it was connected too “I think my grandpa might be a serial killer”. The story is so good with the narration bring to a whole new level😊🎉

I like this one. At first when I heard this I thought she might be a witch, but instead she’s just an avatar of an old legendary figure made by a man of dark magic. What I can guess is that she had entered a domain for all creatures and eldritch beings like herself to survive; A world where they hunt. I think there’s more eldritch beings than just her. There might be more made from dark magic or even worse; created from the forms of a galactic creativity. Keep up with the narrations! You’re nailing it.

@nevyanplamenov5409

11 ай бұрын

Parallel universes or other dimensions

You shock me with how amazing your production is every single video!! You make the story feel so real it's insane! Great work!! :)

First. Bravo to you for catching the error, owning the mistake and then finishing off so quickly and professionally. This makes it make so much more sense.

I was so confused! Thanks for clearing everything up by reposting the full story. Love your work!

This is great. Scary though. When I was little, I hated the mirrors, I used to imagine my reflection move a tiny bit while looking at the mirror. I used to be really scared of them. Well, my childhood home was haunted, so it could have been that.

@Chrishy_Art

11 ай бұрын

Same here, I avoid looking at mirrors in the dark. Not sure if it's a phobia or if I'm just scared of what I might see.

@the_rachel_sam

11 ай бұрын

There was a Scooby Doo episode or movie where Shaggy was trapped in a mirror and replaced by a mirror monster. It scared me so badly as a kid.

@karenduguid3943

11 ай бұрын

​@the_rachel_sam that was my favorite episode as a kid! I used to make my mom call me Scooby-Doo. Lol

@Glaycier

9 ай бұрын

My dad jokingly said something about mirror monsters and I guess my head made up all this lore where I’d be sucked into the mirror and replaced by a monster. Idk what the monster was gonna do, but I don’t think it was gonna kill because my little brain was more concerned about my real parents getting sucked into the mirror and I’d be living with strangers in my parents bodies. I totally forgot about that fear until now. It seems silly looking back at it, but my imagination was vivid because I remember imagining what it would feel like being sucked into the mirror world.

Alt./parallel version stories are most intriguing. I don't always like the endings to a lot of the stories you read but you definitely have an unique ability (gift) to bring sincere emotions to words.

I watch your videos sequentially and I've been really excited to listen to this one since i saw the title when it was uploaded. The title gives me "My Wife Has Been Peeking at Me From Around Corners and Behind Furniture" vibes

Man, this was a great one. I remember reading it a while ago and being hooked. As always, yours and Rom's voice acting just enhances it even more, I found myself holding my breath a few times 😆 There IS another story, it's what Jesse was talking about. Excited to hear more!

When I get an alert of your current vid coming up I stop the world so I can listen in comfort with no one pestering me. Your storylines and vids are fantastic 👍

Man....your cast of characters was absolutely fantastic!! This story was really good! The writer has a firm grip on what makes us human. Im really looking forward to the other story in this story arc! Your work was stellar, as always, and Rom gets a special shoutout on this one too!! Sadly, it reminds me of how much i miss her channel! I get it...just an overall homerun on this one, Ronnie!! Keep up the great work! Your little Insomniac

Is the woman in all your stories your wife? If so it’s beautiful you share this passion. Love what you both do.

Me and my boyfriend listened to this on the way back home from a trip and it had me on the edge of my seat, very intriguing story but the voices are really what made it! Amazing voice acting from everyone!

Such a good story, I’m loving these longer ones you’ve been putting out lately! This one in particular was super intriguing

I loved this wow, tried falling asleep to this but just couldn’t cos I was always on edge waiting for the next part. Really love these psychological type horror stories, reminds me of the mimic in the basement one. You should totally do of these!! You killed the narration as well :)

This is my first vid from this channel and I'm only half way in and I absolutely love it. Such a great story, with amazing details that make you feel like you're watching and doing everything that's happening. It's an amazing job, and I can't wait to see what else there is from this channel.

Dude, LONG time fan, you knocked this out of the park and I'm so excited to hear you do more of these stories

You and Rom both choose such fantastic stories. Your sound design is phenomenal. Thanks for consistently killin it for all these years, Darks. And @Romnex, you are a fuckin talented badass. I always look forward to hearing your work, regardless of how much time there might be between releases. You keep taking care of you, doll. Essentially, Darks and Rom are the spoopy narration dream team.

glad to see this back up!! i was about to listen, when i clicked the video was gone. thank you for being so hardworking and putting your all and beyond into making these stories as immersive and truly horrific at times as they are.

I genuinely adore this channel, like so much. It is the perfect background noise/tune in for me to stay focused on my tasks and you curate stories so well. The effort is truly worth it, thank you so much!

You are one of the only KZreadrs that I consistently watch every single upload from. Keep up the great work!!!

This is my new favorite author. You HAVE to do more from them. Your narrations with their writing is mmmm *chefs kiss*

Started watching when the video was posted only 7 minutes ago, and. My God, it's so so good the narration, the story. You will not regret watching this. To Dark S. you are amazing at what you do, and I cant wait to see where you go.

@Darksomnium

11 ай бұрын

Glad you like it!

i’ve been binging these videos. the detail and how much effort you put it makes it 10x better than just listening to a story. loved the one about the wife peeking at her husband so i’m way excited to listen to this one!!

I’ve been listening to your stories for about a year now, you really know how to captivate the listener. Definitely brought a tear to my eyes some of your stories. Keep up the good work, my good, sir.

Yay!! You posted again with the proper ending. I'm glad I wasn't the only one who was wondering if this was tied to the other world you just narrated. Pretty cool if it were.

hell yeah !!! super happy to see another story! thank you for the hard work :) it’s greatly appreciated !!!

I was surprised to hear that you don’t pre-read the stories, I don’t know how your narration is that smooth without practicing a few times. Really enjoyed the story.

As always, amazingly narrated! The performances by all of the guest voice actors were all incredible as well.

You are by far the best creepypasta narrator on yt. Your voice really adds a lot of immersion

Excited to see more from this author. Really good story, I wish he kept me guessing for longer tho, like in "the thing in my basement gets better at imitating people". Thank you for the narration.

Also Im definitely adding this to my playlist that has other favourites from your channel....the build up, the voice acting and emotions was just TOO good

You are putting out so many videos lately it's great. Your narrations and your music are amazing, thanks for the videos.

I really liked this story! I think it'd be neat if you'd continue with the outsiders, would be really nice to have a bit of a connected universe on your channel again as I've enjoyed the others you've done a lot. Great job as always Ronnie, keep it up!

I just finished watching the first one and was sad that it ended the way it did only for you to upload the full version right away. Best story teller on the internet Som🦾🙈

@AvisCuriel

11 ай бұрын

OMG I felt the same

@shalonsmith1337

11 ай бұрын

Me too 😁

@eggnostic

11 ай бұрын

Same

@arnav5680

11 ай бұрын

How did 1st end

@non1263

11 ай бұрын

At what part did it end.

Really loved this story and was sad when it was taken down at first but I’m so glad that you did, love your content and it definitely makes my work days go faster

This was just fantastic, the ambient music, the reading, the story. This is how stories are meant to be listened to.

As always you and rom did a fantastic job! And the music was wonderful! And much high praises to the other narrators!! Out of all your videos you've done, which one is your favorite? Voice acting wise, music, and effects? My personal favorite is, "the girl the universe forgot." Thank you again!!

I’m so glad I got to hear the ending!!!! I happened to be looking for something to turn on when you posted the first attempt and I got so into it but was so sad when I thought it ended with the key

Fantastic narration as always! Jessie’s voice made him instantly likable.

This one really felt like those psychological thriller movies from the 90s when they still had really cool ideas.

This is probably my favourite video the way you bring to light some of the problems in a light and comedic way helps people speak about it it takes the overhanging doom and gloom away and that has helped some people I know including me speak about problems like this

GOD DAMN! This might be the deepest story i've ever heard. This is just amazing and crazy

You blow me away with your narrations. I get mad when the story end. 😂 This was fantastic.

Another amazing narration. I work overnights at a hospital and listen to your stories all night. This one was such a treat ❤

I just finished listening to every single one of your uploads yesterday and I am here to say, well done sir. 👏

I absolutely love your narrations of these stories. It's inspired me to write my own story

Amazing Work Dark, your videos help me more then you know! Just wanted to thank you for all your hard work!

59:32 I usually don’t geek out on these kind of story’s but the chills I got when the VA said “It’s a reflection” was dope. She was a really good voice actor.

Thank you for re-uploading this! I was listening to it when it was removed 😊

Was listening at work, paused the story to answer the phone, came back and was like no, my one reprieve. Thanks for the story and making work feel less like work!

I'm so glad I found this channel recently. First and foremost, as a writer and a reader I love a good story, especially an eerie one. But listening to hours and hours of scary story narration used to be a soothing technique of mine during a point in my life where I struggled with insomnia and horrible nightmares from constant high stress and anxiety. Listening to these stories was the only way I could get any amount of decent sleep. It's been about a year or so since I've been outside of the environment that wrecked my mental/physical health and things have been a lot better. It is so refreshing getting to revisit the things I love without them being escapes. Now I get to listen to these freely while impulsively crocheting at 3 in the morning😅 . This channel and everybody who contributes to it are amazing and I just want to thank y'all for existing 🙆🏾❤

@ArtemisRavencroft

11 ай бұрын

I'm so happy that things are better for you! 💜

@ewyoudrinkbaremilk5594

11 ай бұрын

@@ArtemisRavencroft thank ya! 🤸🏾

As someone who lost almost a year of memories due to a concussion in highschool, I can testify that that alone is really terrifying.

Absolutely enjoy your readings. The sounds and voices really bring them life ❤ as always hooked and appreciate you.

this clearly has a lot of love and effort put into it. it was a real treat to see this uploaded

I work in a warehouse and listen to your channel at times throughout the day. For some reason I really enjoy being creeped out and unnerved at work. Helps me escape the drudgery. This story was particularly interesting, and the sound and narration are fantastic. Had to leave a comment. Thank you for doing what you do!

finished the story after the first upload, I felt that I was left on such a cliffhanger. Seeing now that there is an extra half hour of the story I’m read for a re listen.

Captivating and enthralling as always. Thanks for all the effort you put into these.