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The thing in the hallway stared at her.
Not with malice.
With recognition.
"Riley," it said, her father's voice wrapped in a breath too even, too perfect. "I thought I lost you."
She didn't lower the gun.
"Take one more step," she said, "and I'll find out what bleeds under that skin."
It did not move.
Instead, it blinked