When I released "The Pitchfork Diaries", I was buried by critics. However, two stories stood out: "Scarecrows Lament" and "900 to 1." I was genuinely shocked, not by the criticism, but by how well "900 to 1" was received. It's not traditional horror; it's pure Rod Serling worship. But hey, what can I say? He's my hero. Enjoy this one.
- J
In a desperate bid to save his wife from terminal cancer, a high-ranking executive at a major pharmaceutical company discovers a horrifying secret. Despite his wealth and connections, nothing has worked to halt his wife’s rapid decline. When a colleague offers a miraculous cure, he eagerly accepts, only to find himself on a plane to a remote village in The Congo. There, he administers a vaccine to nine hundred people, believing it will save them and his wife. However, he soon learns the devastating truth: As he grapples with his conscience, he returns home to his wife," but the cost of his actions haunts him. The story culminates in a chilling encounter with the village ruler, who reveals the true consequences of his choice.
1867 words.
Coming soon to the website.
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