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The giant screen behind me suddenly glitched, the image of my father’s face tearing into a jagged mess of static and colored bars. For a split second, the static cleared, revealing a high-definition image of a private study – Pierce’s own office, complete with the server rack humming in the corner. Then, with a sickening lurch, the screen snapped back to the deepfake, leaving the audience breathless and the room in a stunned, terrifying silence.

Tessa turned calmly toward the massive screen behind them and pressed the remote lightly. “Look at the screen.” The screen flickered once. Then suddenly, an image appeared boldly across it. A loud collective gasp immediately spread through the hall. Everyone turned sharply toward the screen. Lauren slowly followed their gaze. The moment her eyes landed on the image displayed there, her entire body froze instantly. Displayed clearly on the massive screen was a picture of Lauren and Paschal naked on the bed together, Lauren buried deeply against his chest in an intimate embrace. Lauren froze with a gasp.

I was glad it was a superhero movie because watching the zombies destroy the world was much better than unrealistic happily-ever-after. Once the movie ended, we walked out of the theatre together and decided to order a cab. Anna and Noah kept arguing over the different interpretations of the climax as we waited while I fished out my phone. I didn’t realize that it was on mute as the forty-nine missed calls from Marco flashed on my screen. “Uh, guys, I need to take this—” The next couple of seconds were faster than the speed of light but were too significant to forget. A screeching noise of a car echoed from behind, making me spun around. There were hysterical screams and commotion all around

Frame after frame played across the screen. Employees were entering. customers were leaving. Vehicles were passing. Everything appeared ordinary. Too ordinary. I folded my arms. “Pause.” The technician froze the footage. “Rewind thirty seconds.” I said, tapping his shoulder, and he obeyed. But then again, nothing. “Play.” The footage continued, but there were no changes. Nothing unusual was spotted. Then… Barely half a second, a tiny flicker. Most people would've ignored it, but I didn't.

"That's not us anymore." Suddenly, the lights in the apartment flickered. A low-frequency hum, identical to the one in the Gallery’s Control Room, vibrated through the floorboards. Kaelen stopped drawing. He looked at the television, his eyes turning a solid, glowing "Unmapped" violet for a heartbeat. "Dada," Kaelen whispered. "The man in the movie... he's looking at me." Silas looked at the TV screen. The actor playing the "Cruel Alpha" had stopped growling at the camera.

It is a tool. What Naomi's face did during that video was not what I expected. She went still first. Completely still, the kind of stillness that is not calm but its opposite, the specific suspension of a person whose entire system has paused to process something it was not built to receive. Then the colour left her face. Not dramatically. Just quietly, like something had reached in and turned a dial. By the time the white text appeared on the screen she was pale in a way that had nothing to do with performance.

Gabby blinked and narrowed her eyes slightly, but said nothing. The movie continued, and despite all their posturing, by the climax scene even Phoenix was clutching the arm of the recliner, eyes wide. The suspense mounted. Shadows danced across the screen. The tension in the theatre could’ve been cut with a claw. And then—bam!—the final scare hit. All of them jumped. All of them. Lucian yelped. Gabby screamed again. Rory flailed. Even Cato jolted back, then blinked around with a sheepish smile.