When I Kill You

Iris spends so much time obsessing over Gabriel. It shows how easily suspicion can rot a person from the inside.

“She’s a stranger, but she’s living in my house.”

The way Laure moves in and just stays is terrifying. It reminds me how fragile our privacy really is.

Finding out someone died in your home changes how you sleep. Every floorboard creak starts to feel like a confession.

“There are some things you can never take back.”

Gabriel keeps so many secrets about that night. It makes me realize that silence is its own kind of lie.