My Beloved Nobody

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The Story

High above Manhattan, in a tower of glass and steel, two neighbors circle each other like predators—or prey.

Jay Crux has money, but no peace. Cancer coils in his brain, and death feels like the only honest companion left. To the building’s gossip mill, he’s a monster lurking in the shadows. To himself, he’s already a ghost. But the universe has a cruel sense of humor, and cruelty is always personal.

Just across the hall lives Arwen Aldrin—thirty-one, brilliant, driven, and building machines meant to outthink humanity itself. She trusts systems, patterns, control. Yet Jay unsettles her. He watches. He whispers. He bleeds secrets.

Suspicion sharpens into fascination, fascination into something far more dangerous. Their connection is intimate, raw, and wrong in ways neither of them can stop. But it isn’t just love or obsession that ties them together. It’s a thread knotted to something vast and malignant—something that stretches past their lives, past the city, past the skin of the world itself.

What begins as a story of neighbors in a luxury tower unfurls into a cosmic reckoning, where the rules of life itself twist and fray. Choices will be made, blood will be spilled, and the universe may not survive what wakes between them.

Dark, unsettling, and charged with the uncanny, My Beloved Nobody is a story about obsession, mortality, and the terrible beauty of love when it refuses to let go—even if it means tearing existence apart.

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