Jason Miller was once an ordinary man with a mundane job. He worked in marketing for a small event planning company in New York City, but everything changed when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Events were canceled, the company downsized, and Jason found himself among the millions suddenly unemployed.

Desperation set in quickly. Rent was due, and his savings dwindled. Jobs were scarce, and every rejection email chipped away at his confidence. One evening, after scrolling endlessly through social media, Jason stumbled upon an idea—a strange, desperate idea that seemed ridiculous at first, but the more he thought about it, the more it intrigued him. He noticed how people were consuming ghost stories and paranormal content at an alarming rate. With nowhere to go and too much time on their hands, people were craving any kind of escape from the grim reality around them.

Jason figured he could make some quick money by crafting elaborate ghost stories. He had always been good with words, and he decided to capitalize on this trend. He created a blog and started writing. His stories were chilling and detailed, describing haunted houses, cursed objects, and malevolent spirits. At first, he only made a few dollars here and there from ad revenue and small donations, but as his stories grew more intricate, so did...