The House of Blind Sheep

For as long as she can remember, Sheena has yearned for the one thing that always eluded her: a true home. Raised within the sterile walls of a nursing home rather than in the embrace of her own relatives, she spent her childhood holding onto a single, desperate wish. All she ever wanted was to finally be reunited with her family and experience the warmth of belonging that other children took for granted. After nine long years of waiting, that dream is seemingly realized when Sheena is brought back to her family's residence. Yet, the joyful reunion she envisioned quickly unravels into something far more unsettling. Instead of welcoming arms, she steps into an environment where she feels entirely like a stranger in her own house. The atmosphere is heavy with unspoken tension, and the familiar concept of home begins to warp around her. As days pass, the situation takes a distinctly eerie turn, transforming her long-awaited return into a deeply unsettling experience. What should have been a sanctuary becomes a place fraught with mystery and quiet dread. Now, Sheena must navigate the chilling reality of a household that feels profoundly wrong, forcing her to question whether coming home was truly the blessing she had always imagined.