Of Mice and Man
Shownotes
A man buys a cottage with “great potential,” which is auctioneer language for no heating and mice.
What begins as romantic renovation quickly becomes a quiet war. Humane traps become snap traps. Flour becomes surveillance. The walls begin to speak in scratching sounds and small movements in the night.
A story about property, vermin, and the strange rituals people invent to convince themselves they’re still in control.