Explore every episode of the podcast Ashley After Dark:Stories For After Hours
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| 156 Mornings: You're Not Alone | 24 oct. 2026 | 00:26:01 | |
156 Mornings — Episode 2: You're Not Alone After 156 days of mourning her husband, a grieving wife discovers that he may have been alive all along. Told from his perspective, Episode Two reveals the dangerous organization he once worked for, the horrifying choice that forced him into hiding, and the secrets he sacrificed everything to protect. But when he directs his wife to a mysterious storage unit, an unexpected visitor threatens to unravel his carefully constructed lies. And one chilling question changes everything: JOIN MY PATREON For My "Ashley After Dark" Podcast: | |||
| "156 Mornings: Who's Following Me?" | 17 oct. 2026 | 00:23:42 | |
PATREON (For The Sensual Romance Stories) : https://www.patreon.com/collection/2439565 Episode Description: Episode 1: 156 Mornings An Original Psychological Mystery by Ashley Paige It's morning 156. And she's still mourning him. For 156 mornings, she's awakened to a world without her husband. Grief has become her routine, and the silence he left behind has become unbearable. Until one day, her phone lights up. A text message. From her dead husband. What begins as an impossible message quickly unravels into something far more unsettling. Is someone playing a cruel game with her grief? Is the man she buried somehow still alive? Or is there something far more sinister waiting to be uncovered? As the messages become increasingly personal, one thing becomes terrifyingly clear: someone knows more than they should. And when a warning arrives, she'll have to decide whether to trust the impossible—or risk becoming the next person to disappear. Some secrets refuse to stay buried. And some goodbyes aren't really goodbyes. 🎧 156 Mornings — Episode 1 of Ashley After Dark, an original audio storytelling experience featuring mystery, suspense, and unexpected twists. Written and narrated by Ashley Van-De-Cruize Lampkin. For the best listening experience, headphones are recommended. | |||