Are you still watching?

Nefes writes a novella-length psychological horror centered on Halley, a house tour streamer whose career relies on narrating empty listings for a massive audience. The narrative begins with her entering a staged property that appears identical to its promotional photos. She soon discovers a hallway absent from the official floor plan, a space that defies architectural logic by extending endlessly. This corridor connects to a past she has deliberately erased: a rebranding six years prior that required her to abandon her original name and her sister. The story examines the erosion of identity through parasocial obsession and dissociation. Halley’s chatroom, initially focused on real estate details, becomes a conduit for intrusive thoughts and memories she thought were buried. The audience shifts from passive viewers to active participants in her unraveling mental state. As the viewer count rises, the stream loops back to a single, persistent inquiry about her continued presence. The text is organized as a continuous account of this descent, blending the mundane mechanics of streaming with supernatural dread. This work suits readers interested in modern gothic fiction and narratives exploring grief, dissociation, and the dark side of digital fame. It contains mature themes including disturbing imagery and psychological trauma. Those seeking lighthearted escapism or traditional haunted house tales may find the focus on parasocial dynamics and internal fragmentation less appealing.