In these three unsettling stories, nothing is ever as it seems—and the truth may be the most dangerous thing of all.
A man begins to hear a signal that shouldn’t exist.
An archivist uncovers records that rewrite reality itself.
A simple fold in paper becomes a doorway into something that refuses to be understood.
As obsession takes hold and certainty begins to fracture, each story drags its listener deeper into a world where memory cannot be trusted, evidence lies, and escape may mean losing everything that defines you.
Things We Shouldn’t Keep is a slow-burning descent into paranoia, control, and the quiet terror of realizing that the things we hold onto… may be holding onto us.
