The Loom Wove My Face Into The Cloth 😱 | Scary Horror Story
It was seventeen minutes past two in the morning when I first heard my grandmother's loom working in the dark. Click. Clack. Click. Clack.
Silas Fenner inherits his grandmother's cottage in Barrowfield — and her great oak loom. Three rules came with it: never cut the thread, never weave after dark, and never look at what it weaves. He breaks the third rule on the first day. The grey wool cloth shows his own arrival, woven three weeks after it happened. Then it shows the postman falling from his bicycle. Then a black dog at the gate that has never existed. Then Silas himself, falling.
The loom does not show the future. It writes it. And every thread he pulls takes a memory with it.
A fully original horror story from The Haunted Voice — a persistent haunted presence from the first minute to the last. Listen with the lights off... if you dare.
CHAPTERS
00:00 — The loom works at 2:17 a.m.
01:25 — Three rules
01:54 — The cloth shows my arrival
03:52 — The postman falls
04:33 — Watching the shuttle move
05:15 — The black dog at the gate
06:01 — I fight the fall
07:14 — Unpicking costs a memory
08:11 — The thread is warm
09:02 — Grandmother's journal
10:06 — The weaver turns around
11:32 — The last panel
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