Still See You Everywhere

The depiction of grief felt so visceral and real, almost like a character in itself. I'm curious what inspired this approach and how it shaped the story.

At times I wondered if I could trust what the protagonist was experiencing. Did others find the shifting perceptions convincing or confusing?

The setting amplified the tension and sense of claustrophobia. I'm curious if the author drew from real places or crafted it purely from imagination.