Bathroom Breaks & Bedtime Tales

A missing woman. A frozen forest. A voice that should not exist.

When Matthew Connelly follows strange footprints into the woods surrounding Ashford Manor, he believes he’s chasing answers about Alice Ashford’s disappearance. What he finds instead is something far older—and far more dangerous—than a ghost story. A well that whispers. A presence that imitates. A house that watches.

As the night tightens its grip, Matthew and his friend Robert discover that Ashford Manor is not abandoned… and it is not finished with them.

This audio adaptation delivers a slow-burn descent into dread, where isolation, memory, and deception blur—and survival does not mean escape.

Green Butte is the kind of frontier town where the law arrives late, leaves early, and justice has a price tag. When Silas “Sy” Boone—quiet, wealthy, and quietly feared—is accused of murder, no one is surprised when the town decides he’s guilty… even without proof.Told through the voice of August Reddin, a war-scarred drifter who becomes Boone’s only friend, this dark Western unspools a story of power, ambition, manipulation, and the thin line between loyalty and betrayal. Gold rush greed, railroad money, whispered deals, and a woman who should be dead all converge beneath a gallows built far too quickly.This is not a story about innocence or redemption. It’s about who survives, who profits, and who learns—too late—how the game is really played.Grim, atmospheric, and morally sharp, The Gallows at Green Butte is a frontier tale where justice isn’t blind… it’s bought.

David Tollinger woke up late, stepped in cat vomit, wore damp clothes, lost his laptop, missed breakfast, and trusted sugar-free chocolate on the most important morning of his career.Things did not improve from there.This darkly comic short story follows one man through a perfectly ordinary professional nightmare that escalates into total, irreversible catastrophe—right in the middle of a corporate presentation meant to define his future.If you’ve ever had a day where everything goes wrong in increasingly personal, humiliating ways… this one’s for you.Listen with headphones. Maybe not while eating.

What begins as a simple trip to buy a pair of shiny new shoes becomes a life-shaping lesson about dignity, belonging, and self-worth. Through the eyes of a young boy and the quiet strength of his father, Shoes captures a moment of injustice—and the words that helped turn it into purpose.This audio story traces how a single childhood experience echoes across decades, shaping the values of a man who would one day stand before hundreds of thousands on the National Mall. It’s a story about standing tall, even when the world tells you where you’re “allowed” to stand—and about the kind of wisdom that outlives polished leather and storefront windows.Inspired by the early life of Martin Luther King Jr., Shoes is a reminder that dignity is not something you wear—it’s something you carry.

What starts as a harmless lie on a forgotten form quietly spirals into something much bigger.At Briggswell Solutions, no one really knows what they do—only that blame travels fast and accountability never sticks. When one made-up name begins solving problems no one else will touch, the office does what offices do best: it turns fiction into legend.This darkly funny, unsettling workplace satire explores bureaucracy, cowardice, collective belief, and the strange comfort people find in heroes who never exist.🎧 Listen now and meet Jansen—quiet excellence, unmatched integrity… and absolutely imaginary.

A grieving parent stands over a bleeding body, convinced vengeance will finally bring peace. It doesn’t.Gold Teeth is a raw, devastating story about loss, misdirected rage, and the moment you realize the person you destroyed was never the one you were hunting.This recording explores how grief warps identity, how influence masquerades as aspiration, and how one irreversible mistake can collapse multiple lives at once.Dark. Emotional. Unforgiving.

A meticulously planned bank heist unfolds beneath the cover of fireworks and fog in Victorian London. As crowds celebrate and guards are distracted, four men slip into the Royal City Bank for what looks like a clean, calculated job—take only what they can carry and disappear into the night.But when alarms sound and loyalties fracture, it becomes clear this robbery was never what it seemed.The Long Game is a tense, atmospheric short story about misdirection, patience, and the quiet advantage of thinking several moves ahead. When the smoke clears and the headlines are printed, only one man truly walks away with everything.

A man rides back into a dying town carrying more than old grudges—and everyone knows it.Dry Gulch has been owned, bled dry, and ruled by fear for too long. When Dennis Calloway returns, the past collides with unfinished business, stolen land, and a reckoning that can’t be avoided.Told through the eyes of the woman who never left, The Beast of Dry Gulch is a Western about power, patience, and the dangerous line between justice and vengeance—where one final gamble will decide who walks away… and who never does.Dust. Cards. Guns. Silence.And a choice that changes everything.

A quiet afternoon turns into a full-blown investigation when seven-year-old Malcolm Goldman bursts in wearing a trench coat, a paper mustache, and a very serious accusation: the neighborhood cats have vanished. Armed with a magnifying glass, questionable evidence, and a basset hound sidekick who’d rather nap, Malcolm launches a noir-style case that leads to tuna cans, cookie conspiracies, and one very patient neighbor.Malcolm Goldman and the Mystery of the Missing Cats is a warm, funny father-and-son story about imagination, justice, and how every great detective case somehow ends with snacks.

On his first day in a new school, Jim doesn’t bring bravado. He brings cookies.Jim’s First Day is a quietly powerful story about kindness as survival, generosity as defiance, and the small rituals that carry us through fear, war, grief, and change. From a lonely classroom to a battlefield, a prison block, and a lifetime of first days, Jim learns - and teaches - that connection often begins with a simple, brave offering.Because sometimes the strongest thing you can do…is share what you have.