CreepsMcPasta Creepypasta Radio
Apr 24, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 23 segments
CREEPYPASTA STORY►by Pieryl: / pieryl Creepypastas are the campfire tales of the internet. Horror stories spread through Reddit r/nosleep, forums and blogs, rather than word of mouth. Whether…
Every Wednesday evening, I drive the carpool for four kids, my daughter, Ashley, and three of her friends from school, Leah, Craig, and Manny.
I pick them up from the after-school club at half 4, and I drive them home one by one, door to door, same order every week.
She lives in the new build estate near the retail park, the one with the identical brick fronts and the tiny driveways.
Leah needs dropping off at the top of the drive because their gate sticks, and she can't open it from the outside.
Then Craig.
His house is down a cul-de-sac off of the Burntwood Road.
He doesn't need encouraging, just needs an audience.
Manny is after Craig.
Manny is quiet, not shy.
There's a difference.
Shy kids want to talk, but can't.
Manny just doesn't.
He sits in the back behind the passenger seat, hands flat on his knees, watching the road.
Then it's just me and Ashley, and that's the part I live for.
Every Wednesday evening, I drive the carpool for four kids, my daughter, Ashley, and three of her friends from school, Leah, Craig, and Manny.
I pick them up from the after-school club at half 4, and I drive them home one by one, door to door, same order every week.
She lives in the new build estate near the retail park, the one with the identical brick fronts and the tiny driveways.
Leah needs dropping off at the top of the drive because their gate sticks, and she can't open it from the outside.
Then Craig.
His house is down a cul-de-sac off of the Burntwood Road.
He doesn't need encouraging, just needs an audience.
Manny is after Craig.
Manny is quiet, not shy.
There's a difference.
Shy kids want to talk, but can't.
Manny just doesn't.
He sits in the back behind the passenger seat, hands flat on his knees, watching the road.
Then it's just me and Ashley, and that's the part I live for.
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