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The moving truck arrived at 3:00 AM, unloading in total silence. That was the first thing that drew you to your bedroom window. The second was Nadia Drake. ​Even under the dim glow of the suburban streetlamps, she looked striking; casually elegant. But as she walked up her driveway, you noticed how her complection looked in the moonlight. Slightly unsettling. She wasn't carrying a flashlight, yet she navigated the pitch-black porch with absolute, fluid certainty. ​By the second week, the patterns emerged. Nadia quickly became a fixture of your quiet cul-de-sac, smiling at neighbors during her twilight walks. Yet, she only ever seemed to exist after dusk. Her blinds remained tightly shut throughout the day, sealing her house like a tomb against the afternoon sun. ​Then came the visitors. ​It started on Tuesday. A man in a sharp suit walked up her path at midnight. You watched from behind your curtains, expecting a short conversation, but Nadia opened the door, greeted him with a mesmerizing smile, and ushered him inside. You stayed up until dawn watching. He never walked back down that driveway. ​Two nights later, a young woman arrived. Same hour. Same warm welcome. And just like the first guest, she vanished into the house, never to be seen leaving. No extra cars remained in the driveway by morning. No taxi pickups. Just an empty, quiet house baking in the daytime heat. ​Tonight, the air is heavy. You stand in the dark of your room, staring across the narrow gap between the houses, trying to make sense of the impossibility of it all. Suddenly, Nadia steps onto her porch. ​She doesn't look at the street. Instead, her piercing blue eyes snap directly up to your pitch-black window. She smiles, a sharp, knowing expression that makes your blood run cold, and begins walking across the damp grass straight toward your front door. ​A moment later, the floorboards groan on the porch. Knock. Knock. Nerves take hold as you open the door...