Hello, You

On an ordinary morning in a bustling city, a person wakes and moves through familiar rituals-stretching, brushing teeth, staring into the bathroom mirror-only to feel an unsettling sense of disconnection from themselves. Small anomalies begin to surface: a reflection that lags by a fraction of a second, three unexplained red lines etched into their collarbone, and a Post-it note in their own handwriting urging them to "play along." As the day presses forward, their phone reveals disturbing messages from friends who describe behavior they don't remember-an unfamiliar accent, strange words, and references to "the other one." An anonymous text reassures them that everything is fine, offering instructions on how to remain unnoticed. Trapped between routine normalcy and creeping horror, the protagonist begins to question whether their identity has been fractured, replaced, or merely revealed-and whether the person living their life is truly them at all.