“Drake… if you hear this, I’m sorry.”My fingers hovered over the keyboard, trembling, heart hammering like it would explode through my chest. The room was dim, lit only by the glow of three monitors, each displaying a different portal into my digital life...emails, cloud storage, company files, personal messages, everything that tied me to a world I could no longer belong to.I closed my eyes for a fraction of a second, letting the words escape my lips like a whispered prayer. “I can’t… I can’t do this anymore.”The cursor blinked at me, accusing, expectant. Every folder, every file I had spent years cultivating, every digital footprint of my existence… it was all about to vanish. Permanently.I gritted my teeth, forcing my trembling hands to type the commands I had rehearsed in my mind for days. “Erase. Delete. Purge. Obliterate.”The idea should have terrified me. It did. But what terrified me more was staying. Staying in a world where every glance, every message, every shared secr
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