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I Thought He Knew the Rules About the Tracks

A quiet summer afternoon near an abandoned train bridge turns into something no one in town ever talks about again. Years later, the rules still exist—but no one can explain why. 📚 Read the stories on Amazon (Kindle & Kindle Unlimited): https://business.amazon.com/abredir/a... Description Every small town has places you’re told not to go. Not because anyone explains the danger—but because everyone already understands it. In this episode of DuskWake, a return to a rural Alabama hometown brings back the memory of one summer afternoon near the train tracks, when rules were bent, confidence replaced caution, and something irreversible happened without anyone fully seeing how. This story is told from the perspective of someone who was old enough to know better, and young enough to believe that knowing the rules was the same as being safe. What begins as boredom and familiarity slowly tightens into a moment defined not by what happened—but by what didn’t. No witnesses. No clear answers. Just silence, and a town that quietly decided to move on. How much responsibility do we carry for the decisions we don’t stop? When does permission sound exactly like warning? And why do certain places continue to feel wrong long after everyone agrees to forget what happened there? DuskWake Horror focuses on the unease hidden inside ordinary memories—the places you grew up, the rules you followed without understanding, and the moments that stay unresolved because no explanation ever feels sufficient. This is a story for listeners who prefer slow tension, emotional realism, and the kind of fear that doesn’t fade when the sound stops. If you enjoy grounded psychological horror that lingers, consider subscribing to DuskWake for more stories like this. Some things don’t chase you. They just wait.