Where He Can't Find You

The tension between the paranormal elements and the suspense felt perfectly paced. I wonder what inspired the choice to keep the supernatural subtle rather than overt.

The story's portrayal of stalking and surveillance hit close to home, making me wonder how much of this reflects real fears. Would love to hear if others felt the same or saw it differently.

The way the story delves into paranoia and betrayal is intense. I'm curious whether this was intended to mirror real-life fears or purely for horror's sake.