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"Just a bug," Leo muttered, reaching for his mouse. But the cursor didn't move. Instead, a new layer appeared in his project. It wasn't a layer he had created. It was titled 'Access_Granted' .
The webcam light on his laptop flickered to life—a tiny, judgmental green eye. On his screen, the "Far Far CoM" logo began to pulse. Suddenly, his file folders started opening and closing on their own. Tax returns, private photos, and saved passwords danced across the desktop like digital ghosts.