⚠️ NO ADS ⚠️ 7 HOURS of FANTASY Horror Stories for Sleep & Relaxation | Gentle Rain + Black Screen

Описание: 00:00 - Story 1
1:36:03 - Story 2
3:04:32 - Story 3
4:47:53 - Story 4
5:58:43 - Story 5

NEW STORY
In a rain-wet suburb where cluster mailboxes clack softly all night in the wind, a late-night resident walks out hoping for relief—an answer, an apology, anything that makes the day feel less unfinished. But the metal doors begin opening a fraction by themselves, the inside smells like wet paper and old ink, and their phone screen fogs as if breathed on from the inside. In puddle reflections, a thin rust-stained silhouette appears to be sorting invisible letters beside them, vanishing the moment they look up. People whisper about Latchbloom, a presence that lives in hinges and latch springs, feeding on messages you never sent and the regret that keeps trying to become a sentence. The rule is simple and strict: if your mailbox door won’t stay shut, place one blank envelope inside, close it gently, and silently accept that some words are allowed to remain unsent. Because if you whisper “I should’ve said it” out loud at the boxes, Latchbloom will latch onto your voice and start delivering it back to you at night—letter by letter—through the walls whenever it rains.
This description is only tailored for the first story.
This is a horror-inspired sleep story — a dark reimagining of folklore, created solely for relaxation and storytelling. Not affiliated with Disney or any original creators.