Therapy
Therapy was meant to fix Jacob's relationship with his sister--but it only unlocked something far, far more twisted The office was too cold. Neutral by design—faint gray walls, the soft hum of some vent overhead, a bowl of polished stones on the table like some ancient offering to civility. The chairs were plush but firm, spaced just far enough apart to suggest intimacy without offering it. Dr. Marlow sat opposite, legs crossed, a tablet resting in her lap, her glasses low on her nose. She looked up, voice smooth and clinical, not unki...