P aranoia sinks in like ink to a piece of paper. The fear that everything is watching you is overwhelming. You hear faint whispers behind you, the creaking that could only be the floorboards beneath footsteps. You know something is coming around the corner, you can just feel it. But unlike the cheesy jump scares you find in horror movies, there is no calm before the terror. Coming home from gathering a few logs of firewood, I locked the door behind me. The cabin I stood within was cozy and cloaked me in warmth. It was my simple safety net from the terrors of the outside world. I had been living out in this cabin in the middle of the woods because the real world flooded with people was too dangerous. Seeing on the news every other day that there was a shooting, that more and more people were dying at the hands of others, either accidentally or purposefully. I fear for my own life and my own safety, making me believe that getting as far away from them as possible would be the best ...