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13/07/2026

OLD DAYS
‎Episode 10: The Library at Midnight
‎
‎11:45 P.M.
‎The city was unusually quiet.
‎Jayden stood outside Grand Crest High School, staring at the locked front gate.
‎In his pocket...
‎His mother's necklace.
‎He remembered the message.
‎"Come alone... and bring the necklace."
‎Marcus had insisted on coming.
‎Sophia had insisted on making a plan.
‎Riley had insisted it was a trap.
‎Jayden ignored all of them.
‎"I'm doing this alone," he whispered.
‎He climbed over the school gate.
‎For once...
‎He landed perfectly.
‎Jayden smiled.
‎"I still got it."
‎Then—
‎"You're getting better."
‎A voice echoed from the shadows.
‎Jayden spun around.
‎Standing under a streetlight...
‎Was Ethan Blake
‎Jayden clenched his fists.
‎"Were you the one texting me?"
‎Ethan shook his head.
‎"No."
‎"Then why are you here?"
‎"To stop you from walking into a trap."
‎Jayden frowned.
‎"I don't even know if I can trust you."
‎Ethan sighed.
‎"You can't."
‎"...But you should."
‎Jayden laughed.
‎"That's the worst argument I've ever heard."
‎Meanwhile...
‎Across the street...
‎Marcus, Sophia, Riley and Alexander watched from inside a parked van.
‎Marcus munched on chips.
‎Sophia glared at him.
‎"We're on a secret mission."
‎Marcus shrugged.
‎"I'm secretly hungry."
‎Alexander smiled.
‎"You remind me of Jayden's father."
‎Marcus grinned proudly.
‎"I'll take that as a compliment."
‎Inside the library
‎The old library was dark.
‎Rows of books stretched endlessly into the shadows.
‎The grandfather clock near the entrance read:
‎11:59 P.M.
‎Then...
‎DING!
‎A bookshelf slowly moved aside.
‎Marcus almost dropped his chips.
‎"I KNEW BOOKS WERE EVIL!"
‎Jayden and Ethan stepped through the hidden doorway.
‎The bookshelf closed behind them.
‎The Secret Archive
‎Hidden beneath the library was another underground room.
‎Unlike the basement...
‎This place was spotless.
‎Computers hummed quietly.
‎Shelves were filled with old journals.
‎Every wall displayed the Old Days Club emblem.
‎In the center of the room stood a single desk.
‎On it...
‎A chessboard.
‎One black chess piece.
‎One white chess piece.
‎And a note.
‎"Make your move."
‎Jayden reached toward the chessboard.
‎Ethan grabbed his arm.
‎"Wait."
‎"What?"
‎"This room is designed to test people."
‎Jayden rolled his eyes.
‎"Everything in this school is a test."
‎Before Ethan could reply—
‎The room locked itself.
‎A screen lit up.
‎Victor Blackwood appeared again.
‎"Congratulations."
‎"You have reached the Archive."
‎"If you're standing here..."
‎"...then you've already lost."
‎Marcus whispered from the ventilation shaft above,
‎"I officially hate dead people."
‎Sophia covered his mouth.
‎"Quiet!"
‎Victor continued.
‎"Project Phoenix was never about creating the perfect student."
‎"It was about creating the perfect leader."
‎Images flashed across the screen.
‎Students.
‎Graduation ceremonies.
‎Government officials.
‎Business leaders.
‎Police officers.
‎Some of the most powerful people in the city.
‎Every one of them...
‎Former members of the Old Days Club.
‎Sophia gasped.
‎"They're everywhere..."
‎Alexander nodded sadly.
‎"The Club never ended.
‎Marcus accidentally sneezed.
‎"Loudly."
‎The ventilation cover broke beneath him.
‎CRASH!
‎He landed right in front of Jayden.
‎Everyone stared.
‎Marcus slowly stood up.
‎"...I meant to make an entrance."
‎Even Ethan laughed.
‎Jayden shook his head.
‎"Only you."
‎Without warning—
‎Smoke filled the Archive.
‎Masked figures stormed into the room.
‎"Take the necklace!"
‎Jayden immediately threw the necklace to Sophia.
‎"Catch!"
‎Sophia caught it.
‎A masked attacker charged at her.
‎Riley stepped in.
‎The two exchanged fast punches and kicks.
‎Meanwhile...
‎Jayden and Ethan fought side by side.
‎Marcus picked up a history book.
‎"I've always wanted to do this."
‎THWACK!
‎He smacked one attacker with the book.
‎The man fell unconscious.
‎Marcus stared.
‎"...Knowledge really is power."
‎
‎The attackers finally retreated.
‎Silence returned.
‎Jayden turned to Ethan.
‎"No more secrets."
‎Ethan nodded.
‎"My real name isn't Ethan Blake."
‎Everyone froze.
‎"My name is..."
‎Noah Blackwood.
‎Alexander's eyes widened.
‎"...Impossible."
‎Noah lowered his head.
‎"I'm Victor Blackwood's grandson.
‎Jayden stepped back.
‎"You've been lying this whole time?"
‎Noah nodded.
‎"My grandfather raised me."
‎"But I don't believe in what he created."
‎"I came here to destroy it."
‎Sophia looked at Alexander.
‎"Do you believe him?"
‎Alexander didn't answer immediately.
‎Finally...
‎"Yes."
‎
‎Just as everyone relaxed—
‎A loud explosion shook the library.
‎BOOM!
‎The lights went out.
‎People screamed.
‎When the emergency lights came on...
‎Someone was missing.
‎"Sophia?"
‎Jayden looked around.
‎No answer.
‎"SOPHIA!"
‎Only the necklace remained on the floor.
‎Beside it...
‎A black card.
‎Jayden picked it up.
‎Written in silver ink were the words:
‎"PHASE THREE HAS BEGUN."
‎On the back...
‎One sentence.
‎"If you want Sophia back... come to Blackwood Manor."
‎TO BE CONTINUED...
‎Episode 11: "Blackwood Manor

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08/07/2026

OLD DAYS
‎Episode 9: The Mother's Message
‎Monday Morning
‎Grand Crest High School looked normal.
‎Students laughed.
‎Teachers taught.
‎The cafeteria served food that Marcus described as "an attempted murder."
‎Marcus poked his lunch with a fork.
‎"I think it moved."
‎Jayden laughed.
‎"It's vegetables."
‎"I knew they were alive!"
‎Sophia rolled her eyes.
‎"You two are impossible."
‎For a few moments...
‎Everything felt normal.
‎Almost.
‎After school, the group met in Alexander's safe house.
‎The old laptop sat on the table.
‎Jayden took a deep breath.
‎"Play it."
‎The video started.
‎A younger version of Emily Cole, Jayden's mother, appeared on screen.
‎She looked frightened.
‎Behind her was the Old Days Club symbol.
‎She spoke softly.
‎"If you're watching this..."
‎"...then they failed to erase everything."
‎Jayden's heart pounded.
‎"My name is Emily Cole."
‎"I was a member of the Old Days Club."
‎Alexander quietly looked down.
‎"I knew her."
‎Emily continued.
‎"Victor Blackwood believed our children would finish his project."
‎Sophia whispered,
‎"So that's why Jayden..."
‎Alexander nodded.
‎"Yes."
‎Emily looked directly into the camera.
‎"Jayden..."
‎"If you're old enough to understand this..."
‎"...I'm sorry."
‎"I never wanted this life for you."
‎She reached for something beside her.
‎An old silver necklace.
‎She held it up.
‎"If you still have this..."
‎"...you're closer to the truth than you realize."
‎Jayden froze.
‎His hand instinctively reached beneath his shirt.
‎Around his neck...
‎Was the exact same necklace.
‎He had worn it since childhood.
‎His mother had told him...
‎"Never take it off."
‎
‎The room was silent.
‎Too silent.
‎Marcus finally spoke.
‎"So..."
‎Everyone looked at him.
‎"...does this mean Jayden is basically the main character?"
‎Jayden threw a pillow at him.
‎Marcus laughed.
‎"I was trying to lighten the mood!"
‎Even Sophia couldn't stop herself from smiling.
‎Alexander chuckled.
‎"It reminds me of your father."
‎Jayden smiled for the first time all day.
‎Tuesday morning......
‎Principal Briggs entered Class 3A.
‎"Class..."
‎"We have another transfer student."
‎The room groaned.
‎Marcus whispered,
‎"Every transfer student is suspicious now."
‎The classroom door opened.
‎A tall boy entered.
‎Neatly dressed.
‎Confident.
‎He smiled politely.
‎"My name is Ethan Blake."
‎His eyes briefly met Jayden's.
‎Just for a second.
‎Then he looked away.
‎Sophia noticed.
‎So did Riley.
‎Soon it was time for basketball practice
‎Coach Wilson had disappeared.
‎Nobody knew where he went.
‎The school appointed a temporary coach.
‎Coach Daniels.
‎He blew his whistle.
‎"Twenty laps!"
‎The team groaned.
‎Marcus, who wasn't even on the basketball team, somehow got caught in the exercise.
‎"Why am I running?!"
‎Coach Daniels shouted,
‎"You were standing too close!"
‎Jayden burst out laughing.
‎Marcus chased him around the court.
‎"This is your fault somehow!"
‎
‎That evening...
‎Jayden finally showed Alexander the necklace.
‎Alexander's face immediately changed.
‎"You've had this all your life?"
‎Jayden nodded.
‎Alexander carefully examined it.
‎Then he pressed a tiny symbol on the back.
‎CLICK.
‎The necklace opened.
‎Inside...
‎A tiny memory card.
‎Everyone stared.
‎Marcus blinked.
‎"...Your necklace has storage?"
‎Sophia laughed.
‎"I did not expect that."
‎Alexander smiled.
‎"Emily was always one step ahead."
‎The Memory Card
‎They inserted it into a laptop.
‎One folder appeared.
‎PROJECT PHOENIX
‎Inside were hundreds of files.
‎Photos.
‎Blueprints.
‎Voice recordings.
‎But one folder stood out.
‎THE VAULT
‎Password Protected.
‎Marcus immediately started guessing.
‎"Password123?"
‎"Wrong."
‎"ILoveFood?"
‎"Wrong."
‎"MarcusIsHandsome?"
‎The laptop flashed:
‎ACCESS DENIED
‎Sophia looked at him.
‎"You really tried that?"
‎"It was worth a shot."
‎
‎Meanwhile...
‎Outside the school...
‎The new transfer student, Ethan Blake, stood beside a black SUV.
‎A woman inside lowered the window.
‎"Report."
‎Ethan replied calmly.
‎"I've made contact."
‎"Has Jayden suspected anything?"
‎"Not yet."
‎The woman smiled.
‎"Good."
‎She handed him a file.
‎On the front was Jayden's photograph.
‎Beneath it...
‎TARGET: OBSERVE ONLY
‎Ethan quietly closed the file.
‎Unknown to the woman...
‎He slipped a small flash drive into his pocket.
‎As the SUV drove away...
‎He whispered to himself,
‎"I'm sorry."
‎Late that night...
‎Jayden received another anonymous message.
‎This time...
‎It wasn't text.
‎It was a location.
‎Grand Crest High School Library
‎11:59 P.M.
‎One sentence appeared beneath it.
‎"Come alone... and bring the necklace."
‎Jayden stared at the screen.
‎Then another message arrived.
‎This one contained only four words.
‎"Trust Ethan. Not Riley."
‎Jayden looked out his bedroom window.
‎Someone was standing across the street.
‎Watching his house.
‎The figure slowly raised a hand...
‎Then disappeared into the darkness.
‎TO BE CONTINUED...
‎Episode 10: "The Library at Midnight

05/07/2026

OLD DAYS
‎Episode 8: The Coach's Double Life
‎Marcus blinked.
‎"...Coach?"
‎Sophia stepped back.
‎"No way..."
‎Coach Wilson slowly clapped.
‎"Congratulations."
‎"You've made it farther than your father did."
‎Jayden's eyes widened.
‎"You knew my dad?"
‎Coach smiled.
‎"I trained him."
‎Coach Wilson removed his whistle.
‎Hidden underneath was an old pendant.
‎The Old Days Club symbol.
‎Alexander lowered his head.
‎"I never thought you'd still be involved."
‎Coach laughed.
‎"I never left."
‎Basketball... or Combat?
‎Coach bounced a basketball toward Jayden.
‎"Catch."
‎Jayden caught it.
‎Coach smiled.
‎"Show me."
‎"What?"
‎"What your father taught you."
‎Without warning—
‎Coach attacked.
‎Jayden barely dodged.
‎Marcus shouted,
‎"WHY ARE THEY FIGHTING WITH A BASKETBALL?!"
‎Coach spun the ball and struck again.
‎Jayden blocked it.
‎The two exchanged fast movements that looked more like martial arts than basketball.
‎Sophia whispered,
‎"This... isn't basketball."
‎Alexander answered,
‎"It never was."
‎More guards entered the tower.
‎Riley stood in front of Sophia.
‎"I'll hold them off."
‎Sophia frowned.
‎"You can't fight them alone."
‎Riley smiled.
‎"I've had this training since I was twelve."
‎She charged.
‎For the first time...
‎Everyone saw how skilled she really was.
‎Marcus watched in amazement.
‎"...Never making her angry.
‎Sophia downloaded every file from the tower's computer.
‎One folder caught her attention.
‎PROJECT PHOENIX
‎Inside were photographs.
‎Dozens of students.
‎Some had already graduated.
‎Some were still in school.
‎Every picture had one thing in common.
‎Each student possessed exceptional talent.
‎Jayden's picture was marked:
‎PRIMARY CANDIDATE
‎The tower suddenly began collapsing.
‎Coach Wilson shouted,
‎"Run!"
‎Everyone rushed toward the exit.
‎Marcus grabbed the computer's hard drive.
‎"I'm not leaving empty-handed!"
‎The group escaped seconds before part of the tower exploded.
‎The city watched in shock as smoke rose into the night sky.
‎
‎The next morning...
‎News reporters claimed the explosion was caused by an electrical fault.
‎Jayden laughed bitterly.
‎"They're covering it up."
‎Alexander nodded.
‎"They always do."
‎Just then...
‎Marcus turned on the recovered hard drive.
‎A single video started automatically.
‎A woman appeared on the screen.
‎She looked directly into the camera.
‎Then she smiled.
‎Jayden's heart stopped.
‎It was his mother.
‎But much younger.
‎She wore the Old Days Club badge.
‎She looked frightened.
‎Before the video ended, she whispered:
‎"Jayden... if you're watching this... don't trust anyone."
‎The screen went black.
‎TO BE CONTINUED...
‎Episode 9: "The Mother's Message"
‎

03/07/2026

OLD DAYS
‎Episode 7: Midnight at the Clock Tower
‎
‎11:45 P.M.
‎The city was asleep.
‎Grand Crest High School wasn't.
‎Jayden stood outside the hidden clock tower with Marcus, Sophia, Riley, and Alexander.
‎The old tower stretched into the night sky, its giant clock ticking louder than ever.
‎Marcus looked up.
‎"I have one question."
‎Jayden sighed.
‎"Only one?"
‎"Why are we always doing dangerous things at midnight? Can't mysteries happen at 2 p.m.?"
‎Sophia smiled.
‎"I actually agree with him."
‎Before entering, Riley stepped in front of Jayden.
‎"I lied to you."
‎Jayden looked away.
‎"I know."
‎"But I never wanted to hurt you."
‎"Then why spy on me?"
‎She took a deep breath.
‎"My father works for the Blackwood Foundation."
‎Everyone froze.
‎"I was told to gain your trust and report everything you did."
‎Marcus whispered,
‎"So... we've been living with the enemy?"
‎Riley shook her head.
‎"I stopped sending reports weeks ago."
‎Alexander nodded.
‎"That's why they started hunting her."
‎Jayden remained silent.
‎Finally, he spoke.
‎"You'll have to earn our trust back."
‎Riley nodded.
‎"I will."
‎The Clock Strikes Twelve
‎DONG...
‎DONG...
‎DONG...
‎The bell rang twelve times.
‎Suddenly, the floor beneath them trembled.
‎A circular staircase slowly appeared.
‎Marcus stared.
‎"Why does every secret place have a hidden staircase?"
‎Jayden laughed.
‎"It's probably a rule."
‎Deep inside the tower...
‎They found hundreds of monitors.
‎Every monitor showed different classrooms.
‎Hallways.
‎Sports fields.
‎Even the cafeteria.
‎Sophia looked horrified.
‎"They've been watching the school for years..."
‎Alexander nodded.
‎"This was their control room."
‎Jayden clenched his fists.
‎"This ends tonight."
‎Marcus accidentally leaned against a red button.
‎BEEP!
‎Everyone turned.
‎Marcus slowly smiled.
‎"I... may have touched something."
‎A loud alarm echoed through the tower.
‎Jayden grabbed his head.
‎"Marcus!"
‎"I said MAY!"
‎Steel doors slammed shut.
‎Emergency lights flashed.
‎A robotic voice announced:
‎"Security System Activated."
‎Marcus whispered,
‎"I miss being famous for screaming."
‎Black-clad guards stormed into the tower.
‎"Find them!"
‎Jayden smiled.
‎"Finally... some exercise."
‎The group split up.
‎Jayden and Marcus ran upstairs.
‎Sophia and Riley headed for the control room.
‎Alexander stayed behind to delay the guards.
‎The chase through the tower was pure chaos.
‎Marcus accidentally threw a mop.
‎It knocked out one guard.
‎He blinked.
‎"...I actually meant to do that."
‎Jayden laughed.
‎"You've finally become useful."
‎"Oh, now I'm useful?"
‎Meanwhile...
‎Sophia accessed an old computer.
‎One video file remained.
‎BLACKWOOD_FINAL.mp4
‎She pressed play.
‎Victor Blackwood appeared again.
‎"If this recording exists..."
‎"...then I am already dead."
‎Everyone froze.
‎"But my work must continue."
‎The video suddenly displayed one word.
‎SUCCESSOR
‎Then...
‎Jayden's school ID appeared on screen.
‎Cliffhanger
‎A hidden door opened.
‎Someone slowly walked out.
‎The person removed their hood.
‎Jayden couldn't believe his eyes.
‎It was...
‎Coach Wilson.
‎The basketball coach.
‎Smiling.
‎"I've been waiting for you

30/06/2026

OLD DAYS
‎Episode 6: Phase Two
‎
‎The projector flickered.
‎The image of Victor Blackwood filled the wall.
‎The room was silent.
‎Nobody even blinked.
‎Victor smiled.
‎Not a friendly smile.
‎The kind that made people uncomfortable.
‎The kind that suggested he already knew something you didn't.
‎"Welcome to Phase Two."
‎The recording crackled.
‎"If you are watching this, then the Old Days Club has been reopened."
‎Jayden stared.
‎Sophia folded her arms.
‎Marcus quietly moved closer to the exit.
‎Just in case.
‎
‎Victor continued speaking.
‎"Most people believe Grand Crest High School is a place for education."
‎He laughed softly.
‎"It is not."
‎Marcus whispered.
‎"I knew this school was evil."
‎Sophia ignored him.
‎Victor walked toward a board filled with photographs.
‎Students.
‎Teachers.
‎Principals.
‎Parents.
‎Generations of people.
‎Connected by lines.
‎Connected by secrets.
‎"The future is built by those willing to shape it."
‎Jayden frowned.
‎"What does that even mean?"
‎Alexander's expression darkened.
‎"It means he believed people could be engineered.
‎
‎Victor pointed to a section of the board.
‎A group labeled:
‎PHASE ONE
‎Then another.
‎PHASE TWO
‎Then another.
‎PHASE THREE
‎Jayden's name appeared beneath Phase Two.
‎The room froze.
‎Marcus looked horrified.
‎"Bro."
‎"I see it."
‎"Bro."
‎"I SEE IT."
‎Victor's voice echoed again.
‎"Some students were chosen before they ever entered Grand Crest."
‎Sophia slowly turned toward Jayden.
‎"No way."
‎Alexander nodded.
‎"I'm afraid so."
‎The tension became unbearable.
‎So naturally...
‎The next day something stupid happened.
‎Jayden accidentally launched a basketball through a classroom window.
‎Again.
‎Coach Wilson nearly fainted.
‎"HOW?!"
‎Jayden shrugged.
‎"The laws of physics?"
‎Coach pointed toward detention.
‎"GO."
‎Marcus laughed.
‎"You might be the first person in history to get detention during a conspiracy investigation."
‎"Talent is talent."
‎
‎During detention...
‎Marcus noticed strange markings carved into the underside of a desk.
‎At first he ignored them.
‎Then he looked closer.
‎Numbers.
‎Symbols.
‎Letters.
‎Random at first glance.
‎But not random.
‎He quickly took photos.
‎Later that afternoon, the group met in the library.
‎Sophia studied the images.
‎"It's a code."
‎Marcus smiled proudly.
‎"I found a clue."
‎Jayden nodded.
‎"We're all proud of you."
‎Marcus wiped away an imaginary tear.
‎"This means everything."
‎Cracking the Code
‎Hours passed.
‎Finally...
‎Sophia solved it.
‎The message translated into:
‎THE CLOCK KNOWS THE TRUTH
‎Everyone looked confused.
‎Except Riley.
‎Her eyes widened.
‎"Oh no."
‎"What?" Jayden asked.
‎Riley stood up.
‎"There used to be a clock tower."
‎Grand Crest's old clock tower.
‎Demolished years ago.
‎Or so everyone believed.
‎
‎That evening...
‎Alexander called an emergency meeting in the basement.
‎Everyone gathered.
‎Jayden.
‎Sophia.
‎Marcus.
‎Riley.
‎Alexander.
‎The atmosphere felt different.
‎Heavy.
‎Uncomfortable.
‎Then Alexander dropped a bombshell.
‎"Someone has been leaking information."
‎Silence.
‎Pure silence.
‎Marcus immediately pointed at himself.
‎"It's not me."
‎Nobody accused him.
‎"I just wanted to clarify."
‎Alexander continued.
‎"Every time we find a clue..."
‎He paused.
‎"Someone else arrives first."
‎Nobody laughed.
‎Nobody joked.
‎For the first time...
‎The possibility became real.
‎A traitor.
‎Inside the group.
‎Suspicion
‎Everyone looked at everyone.
‎Marcus looked at Sophia.
‎Sophia looked at Riley.
‎Riley looked at Alexander.
‎Alexander looked at Jayden.
‎Jayden looked at Marcus.
‎Marcus threw his hands up.
‎"STOP LOOKING AT ME!"
‎Then suddenly...
‎A phone vibrated.
‎Everyone froze.
‎Slowly...
‎All eyes turned toward Riley.
‎The vibration came from her pocket.
‎
‎Riley looked nervous.
‎Very nervous.
‎The phone continued vibrating.
‎Alexander's face hardened.
‎"Answer it."
‎Riley hesitated.
‎Then answered.
‎Silence.
‎Nobody could hear the caller.
‎But Riley's expression changed immediately.
‎Fear.
‎Real fear.
‎Then she whispered:
‎"No."
‎A pause.
‎"No, I won't."
‎Another pause.
‎Then—
‎The call ended.
‎Riley slowly lowered the phone.
‎Nobody spoke.
‎Finally...
‎She looked at Jayden.
‎Tears forming in her eyes.
‎"I'm sorry."
‎Jayden's stomach dropped.
‎"What?"
‎Riley took a deep breath.
‎Then said the words everyone feared.
‎"I was sent to watch you."
‎Everything Changes
‎Marcus nearly fell off his chair.
‎Sophia looked stunned.
‎Jayden couldn't believe it.
‎"What?"
‎Riley nodded sadly.
‎"When I transferred here..."
‎She swallowed hard.
‎"It wasn't an accident."
‎Alexander closed his eyes.
‎As if he already knew.
‎"I was assigned to get close to you."
‎Jayden stepped back.
‎The room suddenly felt smaller.
‎Every conversation.
‎Every clue.
‎Every moment.
‎Had it all been fake?
‎The Clock Tower
‎Before anyone could say another word—
‎A loud explosion echoed outside.
‎BOOOOM!
‎The basement shook violently.
‎Dust fell from the ceiling.
‎Marcus screamed.
‎Naturally.
‎Everyone rushed upstairs.
‎The night sky glowed orange.
‎And in the distance...
‎Something impossible stood illuminated by firelight.
‎Something that wasn't supposed to exist anymore.
‎The old Grand Crest Clock Tower.
‎Hidden all these years.
‎Now revealed.
‎CLIFFHANGER
‎As they stared at the tower...
‎A giant clock face lit up.
‎For the first time in fifteen years.
‎The hands began moving.
‎Tick.
‎Tick.
‎Tick.
‎Then a message appeared in lights across its surface:
‎PHASE TWO BEGINS TOMORROW
‎And beneath it...
‎One final line.
‎Directed at only one person.
‎SEE YOU AT MIDNIGHT, JAYDEN COLE.
‎TO BE CONTINUED...
‎Episode 7: "Midnight at the Clock Tower"
‎

29/06/2026

OLD DAYS
‎Episode 5: The Headmaster's Secret
‎
‎They Found Us
‎The footsteps grew louder.
‎THUMP.
‎THUMP.
‎THUMP.
‎Someone was coming down the basement stairs.
‎Not one person.
‎Several.
‎Alexander immediately switched off his flashlight.
‎"Everyone down."
‎The group ducked behind old shelves.
‎Marcus nearly knocked over a cabinet.
‎Sophia caught it at the last second.
‎"Careful."
‎"I'm trying not to die."
‎"Nobody is dying."
‎Marcus pointed toward the stairs.
‎"That remains to be seen."
‎The footsteps stopped.
‎A beam of light swept across the room.
‎Several voices echoed.
‎"Search everywhere."
‎"Make sure nobody's here."
‎Jayden slowly peeked through a gap.
‎Three men dressed in black uniforms.
‎Not police.
‎Not school security.
‎Something else.
‎One of them approached the investigation board.
‎Another checked the shelves.
‎The third stopped directly in front of Marcus's hiding spot.
‎Marcus stopped breathing.
‎The man looked around.
‎Then...
‎His phone rang.
‎Everyone nearly jumped.
‎The man answered.
‎"Sir."
‎A pause.
‎Then:
‎"No signs of Alexander."
‎Another pause.
‎"Understood."
‎The men left.
‎The room remained silent until the footsteps disappeared.
‎Then Marcus collapsed onto the floor.
‎"I just aged twenty years."
‎
‎Alexander sat on an old desk.
‎For the first time, he looked tired.
‎Very tired.
‎"You deserve answers."
‎Jayden folded his arms.
‎"Finally."
‎Alexander nodded.
‎"The Old Days Club started twenty years ago."
‎"By students?"
‎"No."
‎Alexander's face darkened.
‎"It was created by Headmaster Victor Blackwood."
‎The name meant nothing to Jayden.
‎But Sophia immediately recognized it.
‎"The founder of Grand Crest High School?"
‎Alexander nodded.
‎"Officially, he built the school."
‎"Unofficially?"
‎"He built something else."
‎
‎Alexander stood and walked toward a faded map hanging on the wall.
‎"Grand Crest wasn't just a school."
‎The group exchanged confused looks.
‎"It was an experiment."
‎Marcus raised his hand.
‎"Question."
‎Alexander sighed.
‎"Yes?"
‎"What kind of experiment?"
‎Alexander pointed at the map.
‎"A leadership program."
‎"That sounds normal."
‎"It wasn't."
‎The Old Days Club secretly selected students.
‎The smartest.
‎The strongest.
‎The most talented.
‎Then trained them.
‎Prepared them.
‎Watched them.
‎Every move.
‎Every decision.
‎Every success.
‎Every failure.
‎Sophia frowned.
‎"Why?"
‎Alexander looked toward the ceiling.
‎"Because Victor Blackwood believed the future belonged to a chosen few."
‎The tension was interrupted by Marcus.
‎Again.
‎He accidentally sat on an old office chair.
‎The chair immediately broke.
‎CRASH.
‎Everyone turned.
‎Marcus stood up.
‎"...I can explain."
‎"No," Sophia replied.
‎"You really can't."
‎Jayden's Father's Secret
‎Alexander opened a dusty cabinet.
‎Inside were dozens of files.
‎He pulled out one marked:
‎COLE, DANIEL
‎Jayden's father.
‎Jayden swallowed hard.
‎Alexander handed him the file.
‎Inside were report cards.
‎Training records.
‎Psychological evaluations.
‎Even photos.
‎Hundreds of photos.
‎His father had been watched for years.
‎Jayden looked horrified.
‎"This is insane."
‎"It gets worse."
‎Alexander pointed at another page.
‎One sentence had been highlighted.
‎Candidate selected for Project Legacy.
‎Jayden frowned.
‎"What does that mean?"
‎Alexander hesitated.
‎For the first time.
‎Then finally answered.
‎"It means they planned for you before you were born."
‎Silence
‎Nobody spoke.
‎Nobody moved.
‎Even Marcus didn't joke.
‎Sophia slowly looked up.
‎"What?"
‎Alexander nodded.
‎"Your father was one of the most successful members of the club."
‎Jayden felt dizzy.
‎"They were tracking me?"
‎"No."
‎Alexander looked directly into his eyes.
‎"They were waiting for you."
‎Meanwhile...
‎Sophia couldn't stop thinking about the key.
‎Room 117.
‎The demolished classroom.
‎She pulled out an old school blueprint.
‎After several minutes—
‎She found it.
‎Room 117 once existed.
‎But it wasn't destroyed.
‎It was sealed.
‎Hidden behind newer construction.
‎"Guys."
‎Everyone looked at her.
‎"I found it."
‎That night...
‎The group sneaked back into school.
‎Again.
‎At this point, sneaking around had become a hobby.
‎Marcus wore a black hoodie.
‎Sophia wore black clothes.
‎Jayden wore black clothes.
‎Riley wore black clothes.
‎Marcus looked proud.
‎"We look like professionals."
‎Jayden pointed at Marcus's glowing sneakers.
‎"No, we don't."
‎After twenty minutes of searching...
‎They found a hidden wall behind an old storage area.
‎The silver key fit perfectly.
‎CLICK.
‎The lock opened.
‎The wall slowly moved.
‎Dust filled the air.
‎A hidden room appeared.
‎Room 117.
‎The Hidden Classroom
‎The room looked untouched.
‎Like time had frozen.
‎Old desks.
‎Old books.
‎Old photographs.
‎And written across the chalkboard:
‎THE FUTURE STARTS HERE
‎Marcus shivered.
‎"I officially hate this room."
‎Jayden noticed something at the teacher's desk.
‎A black notebook.
‎He opened it.
‎The first page contained a list of names.
‎His father's name.
‎Alexander's name.
‎Several others.
‎Then...
‎One final name.
‎Written in red ink.
‎Different from the others.
‎JAYDEN COLE
‎His heart nearly stopped.
‎The notebook was dated.
‎Fifteen years ago.
‎Before he was born.
‎Jayden flipped to the final page.
‎There was only one sentence.
‎Written by hand.
‎If you're reading this, they know who you are.
‎The lights suddenly went out.
‎Again.
‎Marcus screamed.
‎Again.
‎Then a projector activated by itself.
‎A video appeared on the classroom wall.
‎An old recording.
‎The image flickered.
‎A man stepped into view.
‎Elegant suit.
‎Sharp eyes.
‎Cold smile.
‎Victor Blackwood.
‎The founder.
‎The Headmaster.
‎The recording crackled.
‎Then Victor smiled directly at the camera.
‎As if speaking across time.
‎As if speaking directly to Jayden.
‎And then he said:
‎"Welcome to Phase Two."
‎TO BE CONTINUED...
‎Episode 6: "Phase Two"

OLD DAYS‎Episode 4: Welcome Back‎‎The Message on the Wall‎The basement fell silent.‎Nobody moved.‎Nobody breathed.‎The r...
24/06/2026

OLD DAYS
‎Episode 4: Welcome Back
‎
‎The Message on the Wall
‎The basement fell silent.
‎Nobody moved.
‎Nobody breathed.
‎The red words stared back at them.
‎WELCOME BACK, JAYDEN.
‎Marcus was the first to speak.
‎"...Can we all agree that's terrifying?"
‎"No argument here," Sophia replied.
‎Jayden couldn't take his eyes off the wall.
‎"What did he mean?"
‎Riley looked worried.
‎"That's what scares me."
‎
‎The next morning, Grand Crest High School was in chaos.
‎Not because of the Old Days Club.
‎Not because of secret basements.
‎Not because of mysterious strangers.
‎Because Marcus had become famous.
‎Unfortunately.
‎It happened when Sophia checked social media.
‎Then burst out laughing.
‎Jayden looked shocked.
‎"Sophia? Laughing?"
‎"Look at this."
‎She handed him her phone.
‎Jayden pressed play.
‎A video appeared.
‎It was Marcus screaming in the basement.
‎Not normal screaming.
‎Legendary screaming.
‎The kind of scream that could wake ancestors.
‎The video already had over 200,000 views.
‎Marcus nearly fainted.
‎"WHO POSTED THAT?!"
‎Jayden laughed so hard he fell out of his chair.
‎At Home
‎That evening...
‎Jayden finally decided to confront his parents.
‎His mother was preparing dinner.
‎His father sat reading a newspaper.
‎"Dad."
‎"Hmm?"
‎"Have you ever heard of the Old Days Club?"
‎The newspaper slowly lowered.
‎For the first time...
‎His father's smile disappeared.
‎The room became quiet.
‎Too quiet.
‎His mother stopped cooking.
‎Jayden noticed.
‎And so did they.
‎"You know something."
‎His father sighed.
‎"A long time ago."
‎"How long?"
‎"Before you were born."
‎Jayden's heart raced.
‎His father stood.
‎Then walked toward an old cupboard.
‎From the very back...
‎He removed a dusty photo album.
‎The Truth Begins
‎Jayden opened the album.
‎The first photo nearly made him drop it.
‎The boy from the basement picture.
‎The one who looked exactly like him.
‎Except...
‎It wasn't him.
‎It was his father.
‎At seventeen years old.
‎Standing with three friends.
‎And beneath the picture:
‎THE OLD DAYS CLUB — FOUNDERS
‎Jayden's eyes widened.
‎"What?"
‎His father sat down slowly.
‎"I was one of them."
‎
‎Meanwhile...
‎Sophia continued searching school records.
‎Hours of work.
‎Hundreds of files.
‎Then finally...
‎She found something.
‎One name.
‎Crossed out.
‎Removed from every document.
‎Almost erased from history.
‎But not completely.
‎The name was:
‎Alexander Graves
‎Club President.
‎Fifteen years ago.
‎Status:
‎Unknown.
‎Sophia frowned.
‎"Who are you?"
‎
‎Later that afternoon...
‎Riley sat alone behind the school.
‎She looked nervous.
‎For the first time since arriving at Grand Crest.
‎Someone approached.
‎A man wearing a black hoodie.
‎The stranger.
‎Riley didn't look surprised.
‎"You shouldn't have shown yourself."
‎The man sighed.
‎"I had no choice."
‎"Now they're involved."
‎"They were always going to be involved."
‎Riley looked down.
‎"You still haven't told him."
‎The hooded stranger's expression darkened.
‎"No."
‎"When will you?"
‎"When he's ready."
‎
‎Back at school...
‎Jayden's basketball suspension had finally ended.
‎Which meant one thing.
‎Practice.
‎Unfortunately.
‎The team was terrible without him.
‎And somehow worse with him.
‎Ten minutes into practice—
‎CRASH!
‎Jayden accidentally smashed into the coach.
‎The coach crashed into a water cooler.
‎The water cooler rolled into a bench.
‎The bench knocked over three players.
‎Silence.
‎Coach Wilson slowly stood up.
‎Completely soaked.
‎Jayden smiled nervously.
‎"...Good teamwork?"
‎"RUN LAPS."
‎
‎That evening...
‎The group returned to the basement.
‎This time prepared.
‎Flashlights.
‎Snacks.
‎Extra batteries.
‎Marcus brought a first-aid kit.
‎"For emotional damage."
‎They searched every corner.
‎Every shelf.
‎Every drawer.
‎Until Sophia discovered something.
‎A hidden compartment inside a desk.
‎Inside was a small silver key.
‎Attached was a note.
‎ROOM 117
‎Marcus blinked.
‎"What's Room 117?"
‎Nobody knew.
‎Until Riley froze.
‎"I do."
‎Everyone turned.
‎Riley swallowed.
‎"Room 117 doesn't exist anymore."
‎"What do you mean?" Jayden asked.
‎"It was demolished years ago."
‎Sophia frowned.
‎"Then why leave a key?"
‎Nobody answered.
‎Because suddenly...
‎The basement lights flickered.
‎Again.
‎
‎A voice echoed through the darkness.
‎A familiar voice.
‎Slow.
‎Calm.
‎Dangerous.
‎"You're getting closer."
‎The hooded stranger stepped out of the shadows.
‎This time nobody ran.
‎Jayden stepped forward.
‎"You know my father."
‎The stranger nodded.
‎"You were in the club."
‎Another nod.
‎"Who are you?"
‎The man slowly lowered his hood.
‎Everyone froze.
‎Even Riley.
‎Even Sophia.
‎Even Marcus stopped breathing.
‎The stranger looked no older than Jayden's father.
‎A scar crossed one side of his face.
‎His eyes were tired.
‎But familiar.
‎Very familiar.
‎Then he spoke.
‎"My name is Alexander Graves."
‎The Biggest Shock Yet
‎Sophia's eyes widened.
‎"The club president?"
‎Alexander nodded.
‎Jayden stared.
‎"Everyone says you disappeared."
‎Alexander laughed bitterly.
‎"No."
‎"I was hidden."
‎The room became silent.
‎Then Alexander looked directly at Jayden.
‎And said the one thing nobody expected.
‎"The Old Days Club wasn't created by students."
‎CLIFFHANGER
‎Marcus blinked.
‎"What?"
‎Alexander's face turned serious.
‎"It was created by someone much more powerful."
‎Jayden stepped forward.
‎"Who?"
‎Alexander looked toward the darkness behind him.
‎Fear appeared in his eyes.
‎For the first time.
‎Then he whispered:
‎"The Headmaster."
‎Suddenly—
‎A loud crash echoed upstairs.
‎Footsteps.
‎Many footsteps.
‎Coming toward the basement.
‎Alexander's expression changed.
‎"They found us."
‎TO BE CONTINUED...
‎Episode 5: "The Headmaster's Secret"

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