Panic hit like a collision. The box was too quiet, too still, too unknown. Each second it waited, my mind filled it with sharp edges and invisible traps. I felt watched by something that hadn’t even moved. By the time my fingers reached the tape, I’d already survived disasters that hadn’t happ… Continues…
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