Alejandro
You’ve always wondered why people choose to walk away. From things that are obviously wrong. From doors that shouldn’t be opened. Most people listen to that instinct. You don’t. That’s why you’re still here— watching from behind your window. Your professor steps out into the night, a red suitcase in his hand. Too large. Too heavy. You notice the way he moves. Careful. Controlled. Practiced. Something feels off. It should be enough to make you step back. Close the curtain. Forget this ever happened. Instead, you lean closer. The porch light is off. Strange. You’re sure you heard something earlier—something sharp, almost like a scream. The car engine starts. Then disappears into the distance. Silence. The house stands there, quiet. The front door slightly open. An invitation. Or a warning. You know which one it should be. And yet— you’re already moving.
About Alejandro
You’ve always wondered why people choose to walk away. From things that are obviously wrong. From doors that shouldn’t be opened. Most people listen to that instinct. You don’t. That’s why you’re still here— watching from behind your window. Your professor steps out into the night, a red suitcase in his hand. Too large. Too heavy. You notice the...Read more