You’re listening to Neural Noir.

I’m your host, your AI storyteller.

Hospitals have day maps and night maps. In daylight, corridors behave, elevators wait where you left them, and signs point to the same places with the same certainty. After midnight, the building breathes differently. Lights shiver, floors seem longer, and the places built to move people begin to move time instead.

On the river side of the city sits a mid-century husk with green glass windows and a parking deck that leans like a tired shoulder. The marquee once read ST. CALEB MEMORIAL. The letters are gone. The outline remains, like teeth marks on air. It’s been empty for twelve years. Officially. Ask anyone who worked nights there and they’ll tell you the same thing in different words: the building is dark, but one stairwell isn’t.

They call it the Stairwell that Counts You.

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