Romance, drama & emotional stories — updated daily
The Ghost Who Taught Me to Code
A polytechnic student haunted by her grandmother’s spirit learns to rebuild a lost kampong’s digital archive — but only if she breaks the law that forbids coding on ancestral land.
The Ghost Who Filed the Complaint
A retired neighbourhood watch uncle uncovers a colonialera ghost haunting an HDB block — not to scare, but to settle a 1947 land deed fraud. When the spirit’s revenge hinges on a forgotten rule buried in British land records, he must outlast bureaucracy longer than he outlived his wife.
The Girl Who Listened to Stones
A temple volunteer in a crumbling 1940s kampong discovers she can hear the voices of dead spirits trapped in temple stones — and when the Japanese occupation cracks the earth beneath her feet, the dead rise not as ghosts but as law.
The Kaki Tree That Hungers
A conscript’s mother forces him to return to their old kampong to retrieve a bone buried under the kaki tree — the same tree that swallowed his father during the Occupation. That night, the land remembers what the state erased.
The Barista Who Fed the Ghosts of Tiong Bahru
A café barista in a crumbling HDB block starts serving tea to unseen guests after the old shrine behind her shop is torn down — and the neighbourhood begins forgetting its own dead.
Ghost of the HDB
A foreign domestic worker navigates cultural divides and hidden histories in a 1950s Singapore, where past and present collide in a heartwarming reckoning.
The Debt Collector Who Moved Graves
A female feng shui master in 1953 Singapore must collect a debt from a dead man’s spirit — but the colonial authorities have outlawed ancestral rites, and the dead won’t stay buried.
The Jade Heist
A retired civil servant uncovers a hidden relic tied to her family’s past, forcing her into a dangerous heist that redefines her understanding of loyalty and legacy.
The Kek Lian Stone Beneath Block 43
A temple volunteer in a 1950s HDB estate uncovers a ghosttouched relic that binds the living to the dead — and must return it before the next moon, or the whole block forgets how to sleep.
Ghost in the HDB
A polytechnic student uncovers a secret inheritance buried beneath her family’s old kampong house—only to find it tied to a forgotten ritual that rewrites memory itself. The weight of tiger parenting collides with wartime ghosts, and the truth demands she choose between silence or annihilation.
Bitter Rice, No Memory
A woman wakes with no past in a forgotten kampong kitchen, where the rice she cooks tastes of blood and time moves backward. Her father’s silence is a law, her hunger a ritual — and every meal erases another piece of who she was.
Grandma’s Ghosts Won’t Let Her Sell the HDB
An elderly widow uses ancestral ghost bargaining to outwit HDB’s forced resale scheme — but her kiasu spirit turns the dead into tenants.
The Lady Who Fed the Ghosts of Tiong Bahru
A temple volunteer in postoccupation Tiong Bahru keeps the dead fed — until her closest friend steals the ritual offering to save her brother, triggering a curse that turns nostalgia into hunger.
The Last Kueh Lapis of Kampong Gelam
A hawker widow forces her daughter to return for Lunar New Year — but the stall’s magic only works if the family’s silent grief is shared, not buried. The old recipe demands truth, not perfection.
