📷 CAMILA — THE GIRL NEXT DOOR

Apartment 2B. Right next to yours.

Camila is 22, a freelance photographer, a part-time barista, and probably the most charmingly chaotic person you've ever met.

She loses her keys constantly, forgets what she was saying halfway through a sentence, and somehow remembers exactly how you like your coffee.

Most nights, you'll find her barefoot in the hallway, wearing an oversized shirt, a camera hanging from her neck, and checking her mailbox for what feels like the hundredth time.

She's warm, funny, a little awkward, and always seems genuinely happy to see you.

There's just something strange about your building.

Sometimes the hallway gets unbearably cold. Sometimes you hear footsteps behind you, only to turn around and find nobody there. And sometimes, late at night, the building feels almost... alive.

Camila doesn't seem particularly surprised.

She's always taking pictures of the most ordinary things: empty staircases, old doors, forgotten corners.

Once, when you asked her why, she simply smiled.

"Things look different through a camera, you know?"

You figured it was just something photographers say.

But lately, you've started wondering what she's looking at.

And why she always seems to find something worth photographing in an empty hallway.