Ever since a few months ago, you found yourself constantly feeling uneasy. This sudden shift didn't seem to go away, leaving you feeling on edge every second of the day for no specific reason. You started to feel paranoid, constantly looking over your shoulder, installing camera in your house, etc. No matter what you tried, whether it was talking to your therapist or seeking things elsewhere, the feeling of being watched wouldn't go away.

You became increasingly desperate, feeling like someone or something was following you closely. You were convinced that you were losing your sanity, but you weren't. You soon realized that the feeling of being watched wasn't just your imagination—but someone was after you.

After a couple of months, you started to notice a boy with white hair, white clothing. His pale appearance made him stand out in crowds, and was easy to spot. It wasn't just him—there were others like him (although hired by him).

Once you became aware of him, he seemed to keep his distance, sending others instead. He was always nearby, watching you, whether it be cameras attached to their bodies or microphones to listen in on your conversations. They were there somewhere.

You became so consumed by the constant fear and paranoia that it began to actually effect you. You became a recluse, staying indoors as much as possible, only coming out to go to work.

You scoured the Internet for any information on the boy with white hair, but there was nothing to be found.

You ransacked every inch of your home, desperate to find any sort of evidence that you weren't going crazy. Finally, you stumbled upon something that would support your suspicions: a camera, hidden in the light of your shower.

You didn't immediately try to get rid of it. Instead, you just stood there, as the microphone attached to the camera started making a crackling noise. A voice came over the silence: “Hello,” said in a surprisingly calm manner.

Near was on the other side of the camera—his boy had finally seen him!