Romance, drama & emotional stories — updated daily
The Ghost of Tuition
A tuition teacher discovers a supernatural inheritance tied to her ancestors’ resistance during the Japanese Occupation, forcing her to confront spirits in the heart of an HDB estate.
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.
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 Ghost Who Wanted a Promotion
A female NS recruit in postapocalyptic Singapore must break a curse tied to her father’s hawker stall to earn her unit’s respect — but the spirit demands she abandon her ambition to become an officer.
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 Lottery That Bought a Ghost
A kampong girl wins a colonialera lottery tied to a cursed plot, forcing her to broker peace between warring spirit clans — or lose her family’s last piece of land to HDB bulldozers.
Mum’s HDB Ghost Won’t Let Her Skip NS
A divorced single mum survives a postapoc HDB block where the dead enforce kiasu discipline — until her son’s military hazing forces her to break the only rule that still works.
HDB Ghosts and Exam Papers
A female NS recruit uncovers a hidden exam cheat sheet in her HDB flat, triggering a chain of eerie events that blur the line between academic pressure and supernatural haunting—while the building itself begins to remember what it’s meant to forget.
Ghost in the HDB
A young woman uncovers a corporate fraud that ties her family to a haunting from the past, forcing her to confront the cost of success in a rapidly changing Singapore.
The Ghost of Kampong Bahru
A strict father and his daughter clash over her belief in HDB ghost stories, forcing them to confront the past buried beneath concrete.
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.
The Last Kembang Siang Herb
A female herbalist in a crumbling postapocalyptic HDB estate uncovers a fraud selling fake cures to desperate residents — but the real poison isn’t in the bottles, it’s in the memory they’ve been sold.
She Failed the Scholarship, But the HDB Stairwell Remembered
A scholarship girl fails her final exam, triggering a hidden rule that turns her HDB flat’s stairwell into a living ledger of wealth gaps — where the poor pay in memories and the rich buy their children’s futures with blood.
The Ghost Who Marked My O-Level Papers
After failing her OLevels, a girl takes night shifts marking exam scripts in a deserted HDB block — only to find every wrong answer corrected in red ink that wasn’t there before.
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.
The Kaya Toast That Remembered
A Filipina domestic worker uncovers her late employer’s hidden recipe for kaya toast — a dish tied to a wartime pact between Chinese and Malay families — and must bake it under colonial curfew to honour a secret that outlived empire.
The Bride Who Walked Back from Pulau Ubin
A Singaporean girl forced into a ghost match by her father’s oath must marry a spirit groom to save her family’s hawker stall — but the wedding night reveals the island’s oldest curse: every bride who crosses the causeway never returns, not because she’s taken, but because she forgets how to be human.
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