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In 1997, a newly divorced man takes a job managing a self-storage facility on a lonely state route. It pays next to nothing, but it comes with a trailer inside the fence, and that means no rent.
In this original horror story, the narrator lives twelve feet from the gate, surrounded by ninety-six units full of what people couldn't bring themselves to decide about. He knows the place by the keypad log he reads every morning with his coffee. Then small things start to slip: a padlock that doesn't belong, entries on the gate tape at three and four in the morning, a door key that suddenly starts to catch. Each one has an easy explanation, and he takes it.
A slow-burn, unsettling tale of a night manager's job, a quiet storage facility, and the question of who else has a key. No gore, no jump scares, just quiet dread that stays with you.
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All Harrowing Tales stories are original works of fiction.