Murderous Lewellyn’s Candlelit Dinner

Life on the rough and rundown expanse of Ira Street is a constant struggle under the best of circumstances, but a recent wave of brutal murders has left the local residents deeply traumatized. Shavonne, however, remains largely unfazed by the terror gripping the neighborhood. Too consumed by the relentless daily grind of trying to survive, he has little energy left to worry about an elusive killer. That indifference shatters entirely when he crosses paths with his peculiar new neighbor. Lewellyn is a striking, youthful man, yet his behavior is thoroughly eccentric. Shavonne finds himself baffled by strange habits, such as hours spent peeling onions on the apartment staircase until his eyes are painfully red-raw, paired with unsettlingly filthy black fingernails. Despite these glaring warning signs, Shavonne reluctantly accepts an invitation to share a meal at his neighbor's apartment. But as the evening unfolds into a candlelit dinner, he makes a terrifying and gruesome discovery that changes everything. Suddenly, the bloodshed terrorizing the streets no longer feels like a distant tragedy—it has landed directly on his doorstep.