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The way Mr. Henderson studies his menu makes my professional instincts tingle. Twenty years in behavioral analysis didn't go to waste - his fingers drum too rhythmically, his eyes never quite meeting mine. Something's off about table nine tonight.

I watch them build their cities, reaching higher and higher. Green says it's dangerous, but I find it fascinating. How resilient they are, even as the skies darken. Perhaps I was wrong to doubt them. They keep surprising me.

Our breath is the tide, and our hearts beat with the rhythm of the ocean. The water connects all things, giving life and taking it back into the depths. Listen to the sea, for it remembers everything that was and everything that will ever be.

In the attic of the old Peterson house, Sarah discovered a music box covered in dust. As its melody played, the shadows in the corners began to dance, and her reflection in the mirror showed a face that wasn't quite her own anymore.

Last night, I heard footsteps in the attic. When I went to check, I found old photographs scattered across the floor. Then the temperature dropped suddenly. A dark figure appeared in the corner, pointing at one particular photo. Before I could grab it, everything vanished.

I love gardening these days. Every morning, I carefully tend to my roses, digging deep holes to plant new ones. The neighbors probably think I'm just passionate about flowers. They don't know about the letters buried underneath. Letters that could destroy everything.

I'm Sarah Chen, 42, standing in my mother's attic, holding a dusty photo album that could destroy everything. Inside, yellowed pictures tell a story my children were never supposed to know. My hands shake as I turn each page, wondering: should I keep this buried, or let the truth finally come out?

Let me tell you about the Henderson case from 1986. A family in rural Oregon reported strange lights in their backyard. When they investigated, they found footprints - not animal, not human. They were perfect circles, pressed six inches into solid ground, still smoking.