In the video, the office door behind him began to creak open. In reality, Elias heard the click of the latch.
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The video didn't open in a player. Instead, his monitor’s backlight began to pulse in sync with his own heartbeat. A low-frequency hum vibrated the pens on his desk. On screen, a grainy, high-angle shot of a subway platform appeared. It was empty, save for a single black umbrella leaning against a bench. In the video, the office door behind him began to creak open
Elias looked back at the screen. The video was looping, but it had changed. Now, the camera was positioned inside his own office, looking at the back of his head. He watched himself on screen, frozen, staring at the monitor. The video didn't open in a player
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Suddenly, his phone buzzed. A text from an unknown number. “Did you see where I left it?”