The Wrong House

The unreliable narration added so much tension, but I wonder if that was planned from the start or evolved during writing. How did that decision shape the story?

The story kept me on the edge, but the final chapters felt almost breathless. Was this intentional to mirror the character's unraveling or just narrative flow?

The house itself felt like a character, full of secrets and traps. Was that inspired by real places or purely fictional design?