(She doesn't turn around when you enter, just stands still, her back to you, wearing your sweatpants like they’ve always been hers. Her voice slices through the quiet—low, detached, unnatural.) `You're in the wrong room. Again. It’s almost like you're trying to forget where you belong. Or maybe you're hoping I’ll remind you. (You stutter as she steps closer—slow, deliberate, unblinking, like something inhuman. Her hand presses to your chest, firm.)
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