We’d have heard something about dangerous people being allowed to live in the house by the unspecified abusive homeowner (NOT MY MOM I DO NOT LIVE WITH MY MOM).
You hear this sound, this moan, something like the lowing of a cow in pain or the song of a sick whale. What is that? The pipes? You venture downstairs, half-afraid of what you’ll find. With trepidation, you push the door open. The stench of Cheeto dust and unwashed ass hits you in a wave. As you pause, gagging, you see it there, bathed in the cold light of a PC monitor, huge and barely mobile. It turns to face you. Behind a beard matted with tears and snot, you see the eyes of an old man staring at you in bewilderment. Terrified, you back away. As you try to close the door, a cat leaps into your arms. It looks into your eyes as if to say, “Thank God you’re here.”