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Eddie looked at Richie, and for a second, the mask of the bickering clown slipped. He saw the hollowed-out terror in Richie’s eyes—the fear that the "Paradiso" was actually a purgatory they had built for themselves.

There was a quiet moment—a rarity in a house built on screams. Guest House Paradiso

The sun set over the cliffside at Guest House Paradiso, not with the warm glow of a postcard, but with the bruised purple of a fresh injury. Inside, Richie and Eddie moved through the halls like ghosts haunting their own lives—two men trapped in a cycle of spectacular violence and profound, unacknowledged loneliness. Eddie looked at Richie, and for a second,

"Do you ever think about the fish, Eddie?" Richie asked, his voice uncharacteristically soft. The sun set over the cliffside at Guest

"No. The ones on the plates. They’re just like us. Caught, gutted, and served up to people who don't even know their names."