Thriller: I Only Sell Haunted Houses.

Summary

The narrator reflects on their complex relationship with their father, who is facing serious legal consequences. After a confrontation, the father requests two days before surrendering. Friends express concern about the father's potential escape and the narrator's grandfather's possible involvement in past crimes. The narrator grapples with the moral dilemma of reporting their father, who committed heinous acts, versus familial loyalty. A friend suggests running away together, but the narrator feels torn. Haunted by guilt and visions of victims, the narrator decides to leave a USB drive with evidence for a friend to report their father if he doesn't surrender. They contemplate their own existence, feeling unworthy of life.

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