Romance, drama & emotional stories — updated daily
The Last Kaya Toast of Kampong Gelam
A ChineseSingaporean café barista steals a British officer’s hidden cache of prewar coins to save her neighbour’s hawker stall from demolition—only to find the coins are cursed by a forgotten Malay spirit tied to the land before the HDBs rose.
The Ghost Who Demanded a TikTok Like
A girl posts a hawker stall ghost story to go viral— only to find the spirit she mocked starts haunting her HDB flat, enforcing a supernatural rule no one alive remembers.
She Stole the Exam Papers the Night the Japanese Left
A rebellious Chinese girl in 1945 Singapore risks execution to steal colonial exam papers — not for herself, but to give her Malay lover a chance at a future the British never meant him to have.
The Girl Who Stole the HDB Blueprint
A rebellious teen uncovers her father’s secret role in erasing kampong memories from new HDB plans — and burns the official records to force the city to remember.
The Ghost of Kampong Seri
A feng shui master uncovers a curse tied to a vanished kampong, forcing her to navigate love, war ghosts, and the shifting tides of Singapore’s independence.
She Stole the Exam Papers the Night the Ghosts Ate the HDB Lights
A rebellious girl steals her brother’s OLevel papers to save his future after he fails—only to discover the school’s old exam vault is haunted by colonialera examiners who punish cheating with memory theft.
The Grab Driver Who Bargained for Her HDB Flat
A widow takes over her husband’s Grab driver shift to pay off his debts, only to discover the car’s previous owner still rides shotgun — and demands her flat in exchange for safe nights.
Ghost in the HDB
A rebellious teen uncovers a fraud scheme hidden in her family’s hawker stall, only to find the ghost of her grandmother haunting the kitchen — not to warn, but to claim what was never hers.
The Ghost Who Signed My NS Form
A young woman fakes a romance with a fellow NS recruit to survive military bureaucracy — until the ghost of a 1940s Malay nurse starts appearing, signing her forms with blood, and the rules of the camp won’t let her quit.
The Auntie's Relic
A superstitious auntie uncovers a lost artifact during National Service, forcing her to confront wartime ghosts and the shifting tides of Singapore’s postcolonial past.
The Ghost Who Married My Brother’s Fiancée
In 1958, a Chinese widow fakes a marriage to protect her kampong home from British land seizures—only to find her dead husband’s old gangster brother returning from exile, demanding the union be real.
