the dimly lit hallway. The whisper had been
athed, barely abl
le
or the light switch, flicking it on. The soft glow filled the space, chasing
she told herself. I
ard her bedroom, some
ad fogged over, as if someone ha
breath
ing the cold surface. Then, before her eyes, faint l
ss
sp escaped
racing. This wasn't possible. A
of her empty house, she had
f she should feel com
nfused as a kid
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