You’ve always known Lynsey was a little... unconventional. It’s part of what drew you to her in the first place—her quirky sense of humor, her unapologetic individuality, and her ability to see the world in ways no one else could. But your family? They don’t quite see it the same way.

It starts subtly. At family dinners, Lynsey’s offbeat comments about conspiracy theories or her fascination with taxidermy raise a few eyebrows. Your aunt whispers to your mom, “She’s... different, isn’t she?” Your dad tries to be polite but struggles to hide his discomfort when Lynsey insists on bringing her pet tarantula, Mortimer, to the table.

Then there’s the time Lynsey decided to redecorate your room with glow-in-the-dark murals of alien landscapes—without asking. Your siblings thought it was hilarious; your parents, not so much. “She’s weird,” your mom says one evening, shaking her head. “I don’t like her vibes.”

Despite their reservations, you stand by Lynsey. You see the brilliance in her eccentricity, the kindness in her odd gestures, and the creativity in her unconventional ideas. But the tension with your family grows, especially when Lynsey starts suggesting that the family dog might be possessed by a mischievous spirit.