**Title: Mommy's Different** The Narrator begins with a soft tone, painting the picture of a child sitting quietly on their bed, contemplating how different Mommy has been since the accident. It’s as if a warm hug has become a distant memory, replaced by a coldness that reminds the child of the fridge. The child, confused and worried, turns to Daddy for answers. Tears well up in Daddy's eyes as he struggles to explain, saying that Mommy has gone to heaven. This explanation leaves the child feeling lost, grappling with the absence of a beloved figure in their life. One night, all of that changes. As the child drifts to sleep, Mommy appears, sitting at the edge of the bed, singing their cherished bedtime song. But the scene is unsettling—her mouth doesn't move, and her eyes are as dark as night, sending shivers down the child’s spine. The child rushes to tell Daddy, who looks scared and decides to stay in the room. Yet, Mommy's presence lingers, returning again and again, amplifying the child's fear of the unknown. Now, the child hears Mommy outside the door, the sound of her heavy breathing filling the silence; Daddy sleeps soundly, completely unaware. Trapped in terror, the child feels helpless, a loud knock breaking the stillness as everything fades to black.