The reflection that watches you
Eli Voss wakes up in a room that isn't his.
The walls are covered in photographs, newspaper clippings, and red string connecting names he doesn't recognize. His knuckles are bruised. His shirt is torn. And on the floor, a headline reads: Third Victim Found — Police Seek Unknown Suspect.
He doesn't remember any of it.
But the worst part? Deep down… he almost does.
It starts with small things. The mirror moving a half-second too slow. A smile that isn't his curling at the corners of his reflection. He tells himself it's stress. He tells himself he's imagining things.
He tells himself a lot of things.
As Detective Crane closes in on a killer the press has named The Architect, Eli begins to unravel a truth more terrifying than any crime scene: there is something living inside him — something that has been watching from behind his eyes for years, studying him, collecting, waiting for the moments he looks away.
Not a blackout. Not dissociation. Something worse.
A second self that knows him better than he knows himself.
In this story, the monster was never hiding in the dark. It was built from every impulse he buried, every thought he swallowed, every reflection he refused to hold for too long.
Who am I… if I'm not the one killing?
LoreDumpster · Horror
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