The first time you see one, your stomach drops. Then you notice another. And another. Every shadow feels suspect, every rustle a threat. You’re not ready to fog your home with chemicals, but you’re done pretending you don’t see them. So you walk to the pantry, not the hardware store, and reach for rice, sugar, ba… Continues…
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