He used to be a reporter. Now he runs a YouTube channel. After being laid off, he starts chasing stories no one else wants to touch- videos where something shouldn't be there, places people stop talking about, and names that quietly disappear from records. At first, they look like urban legends. A tunnel where time breaks. A warehouse where machines keep moving after people vanish. A building with a floor that doesn't exist. But the deeper he goes, the clearer it becomes: The most frightening thing isn't the ghosts caught on camera. It's how easily people are erased- by systems that keep running, by workplaces that don't stop, by a society that doesn't look back. As his channel grows, so do the messages. Comments from strangers who say, "This feels like my story." Stories that were never investigated. Disappearances that were never recorded. This is not a story about monsters. It is a record of what remains when no one stays to listen. For readers who enjoy: Psychological and atmospheric horror Urban legends rooted in reality Stories about disappearance, labor, and forgotten lives Horror that lingers after the final page Some stories end. These were simply left behind.