A man’s nightly routine begins with a simple habit: watching the apartment across from his own. At first, it’s harmless curiosity—an anonymous life framed by a glowing window in the dark. But night after night, the watching deepens into fixation.

As his obsession grows, so does his sense of entitlement. Boundaries blur. Patterns emerge. And the line between observer and participant quietly disappears.

Set in the intimate space between two windows, A Window Kept Secret explores how easily loneliness can turn into control—and how some secrets are only kept until someone decides to act.