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Cold fog pressed against the diner window, turning neon signs into smeared ghosts. I wiped condensation, spotting Jenkins outside—hunched, unmoving. His knock rattled the glass, soft but insistent. No groan, just a low hum like wind through bones.

I cracked the door. Jenkins's face hung slack, skin waxen under streetlight, but his eyes flickered silver. 'Sara,' he breathed, voice layered with echoes. Not his rasp—mine, from a childhood tape. My hand froze on the knob; he'd never known my full name.

He stepped closer, flannel shirt damp, reeking of wet earth and ozone. 'The letter,' he said. 'Under the floorboard.' Heart thudding, I slammed the door, but his words clawed inside—Mom's hidden note, the one I'd burned years ago after her fall. How?

By dawn, more shapes emerged from the mist: Mrs. Hale from the library, little Timmy who drowned last spring. They clustered at the edges of light, murmuring fragments—my forgotten promises, regrets I'd whispered alone. The air thickened, sweet like funeral lilies, pulling at my chest.

I barricaded inside, breath shallow, but the pull grew. Mirror fogged; my reflection's eyes glinted silver. Jenkins pressed his palm to the window, matching mine. 'Join us, Sara. Tell the truth.' The fog swirled thicker, carrying whispers of the town’s buried pains.

Outside, silhouettes multiplied, a silent choir. My fingers itched toward the door, the weight of unspoken grief lifting—or dragging me under?