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It was 3:47 AM, and Leo’s cursor was possessed.

It jittered across the screen in sharp, erratic diagonals, highlighting entire paragraphs, right-clicking on nothing, and occasionally opening the “Properties” menu for the Recycle Bin—a gesture Leo found deeply judgmental. He was a freelance UI designer with a deadline in six hours, and his laptop had decided to develop a phantom limb. touchpad driver

He tried the old rituals first. Disable. Re-enable. Roll back driver. Uninstall, then scan for hardware changes. Each time, Windows chimed its little affirmation, and each time, the cursor calmed down for exactly seven seconds before resuming its ghost-dance. It was 3:47 AM, and Leo’s cursor was possessed

“I get it,” Leo said to the cursor, which was now slowly, almost tenderly, drawing a spiral. “You’ve seen things.” He tried the old rituals first

He almost laughed. Properly. The cursor was currently doing figure-eights in the corner of Figma, as if practicing for some kind of sadistic digital ice-skating competition.

But that was probably just his imagination. Probably.