The Grey HouseIn a quiet corner of West London, House Number 35 stands as a monument to unsettling silence. The lawn is perfectly trimmed, the bills are paid, and the driveway is always empty. No one ever enters; no one ever leaves.When the neighbors begin to notice a strange light on the top floor and a mysterious Wi-Fi network named n00b_h4ck, a harmless curiosity spirals into an obsessive investigation. Using thermal imagers and observation logs, the residents uncover a chilling reality: inside the cold, lifeless building, a high-powered computer is running in a continuous, solitary loop.The Grey House is a haunting tale of urban paranoia and digital dread, exploring the thin line between privacy and the terrifying unknown of the modern age. Adi Riel writes psychologically layered fiction that explores control, identity, and the fragile structures we build to feel secure. His work often blends minimalist prose with philosophical tension, examining modern emotional detachment and the shifting boundaries of social norms.
