A dimly lit elevator, the corridor of an apartment where only emergency lights flicker, an unoccupied guardroom at a seaside school, a park at dusk, a glass-walled observatory deck, a faint warmth, a presence that belongs to no one, a signal-less smartphone, a clock that has stopped, a puddle in the middle of a forest, a bench no one sits on, a broken vending machine, an SB memory card left behind, a faint scent of the tide, a long suspension bridge in the hazy distance, a rusted, nameless amusement park, a red spider lily blooming alone, a pink rabbit keychain, a silent radio, a glass cracked in a perfect circle, a faint warmth and a lost pendant, an empty classroom, a dusty blackboard, a window reflecting nothing, a convenience store that never sees morning, a half-melted ice candy left behind, a forgotten receipt, a broken clock, a proof of life that has vanished, a character string that cannot be read, a power stone left on a moonlit night, a white feather, a swan boat washed ashore, a rusted-out wreck of a car, a faintly lingering warmth, a sky that seems about to rain, a file left unsaved, a silent scream, a collar with no one to attach it to, a proof of death that cannot be found, a correct answer that will never be returned, a mask of a smile, an asphalt crack, a confirmed safety, a noise in the footage, a stopped breath, a frozen flame, a flickering fluorescent light, a flower blooming in a burnt field, a message left unread, a torn page, a forgotten song, a voiceless voice, and then, you.