My Dead Husband Won't Stop Bugging Me

Kanan’s life takes an eerie turn when her deceased spouse unexpectedly returns—not as a ghost, but reborn as a persistent insect. Everywhere she goes, the tiny creature follows, buzzing around her like a haunting reminder of their past. She swats at it, tries to ignore it, but the bug refuses to leave her alone. Its presence stirs up buried emotions, forcing her to confront memories she’d rather forget. Friends dismiss it as coincidence, but Kanan senses something unsettlingly familiar in its behavior. The way it lingers near his old chair, the odd timing of its appearances—it’s as if he’s trying to communicate. Is this a twisted form of closure, or a sign she’s losing her grip on reality? The line between grief and madness blurs as the insect’s visits grow more frequent. Kanan finds herself talking to it, half-expecting a response. Whether it’s truly him or just her mind playing tricks, one thing is clear: her late husband isn’t ready to let go. And neither, it seems, is she.