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. The image took an eternity to load, pixel by painful pixel. It wasn't a monster or a jump scare. It was a photo of a bedroom—messy, lived-in, and eerily familiar. On the desk in the photo sat a monitor. On that monitor was a forum page. Leo leaned in, his breath hitching. The screen in the photo showed the exact thread he was reading right now. But in the photo, there was a reflection in the monitor’s black bezel. It was Leo, sitting in his chair, wearing his blue hoodie, looking exactly as he did two seconds ago. A new notification chirped. kiraaishere: Turn around, Leo. I’m tired of writing. Leo didn't turn. He watched the cursor on his screen blink. In the "Users Online" sidebar, the name

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. The image took an eternity to load, pixel by painful pixel. It wasn't a monster or a jump scare. It was a photo of a bedroom—messy, lived-in, and eerily familiar. On the desk in the photo sat a monitor. On that monitor was a forum page. Leo leaned in, his breath hitching. The screen in the photo showed the exact thread he was reading right now. But in the photo, there was a reflection in the monitor’s black bezel. It was Leo, sitting in his chair, wearing his blue hoodie, looking exactly as he did two seconds ago. A new notification chirped. kiraaishere: Turn around, Leo. I’m tired of writing. Leo didn't turn. He watched the cursor on his screen blink. In the "Users Online" sidebar, the name It was a photo of a bedroom—messy, lived-in,