Against every instinct, he clicked.
For three days, he didn’t open it. But the driver was already inside his other devices: his phone’s front camera, his tablet, even the old webcam he’d unplugged years ago. They all blinked amber now.
Leon looked at his laptop. The amber light was still on. He didn’t have to use the zoom. He could live with ordinary sight, ordinary blindness, ordinary hope.
But the driver was patient.