Observer

Elias Thorne begins to feel it – a persistent prickle at the back of his neck, the unsettling sensation of being watched. At first, he dismisses it as paranoia, the byproduct of a stressful city life. But soon, subtle signs escalate into undeniable proof: cryptic notes, unsettling photographs, and the chilling realization that someone is not just watching, but meticulously observing his every move...