Behind You

Seeing the events unfold through their eyes added a layer of immediacy and tension. I wonder if this was a conscious choice to heighten suspense.

The story had a gripping start and a tense ending, but the middle seemed a bit slower. Was that intentional to build character depth or a pacing challenge?

It totally caught me off guard and made me re-evaluate everything I thought I knew about the story. I'd love to hear about the creative process behind it.