Every night, the report says you were asleep.
Every night, something gets closer.

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Mara Ellison trusts systems, records, and evidence. They are supposed to tell her what is real. But when her own sleep report begins to contradict what she remembers, that certainty starts to fracture.

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Impossible videos appear on her phone. A missing woman’s case begins to echo inside her apartment. And the more Mara searches for an explanation, the more the technology around her seems to insist that nothing unusual has happened.

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In a world where every movement can be recorded, measured, and stored, the most frightening question may not be who is watching.

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It may be what happens when the evidence can no longer be trusted.