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They talk when I’m awake. Louder when I’m tired. Very patient.
They are in my walls. Houses make noise, I know. Pipes rattle. Wood settles. But this is different. Scratching that stops when I stop breathing. Knocking that answers itself from inside.
I tried music. I tried prayer. The voices laughed. They said pretending is how they get closer.
If you’re reading this, don’t trust silence.
They’re already listening