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Never Work Overtime Alone In These Asian Office Buildings

In Hong Kong’s financial district, glass towers rise skyward—symbols of progress, ambition, and endless work. But what happens when the late-night shift means sharing space with colleagues who died decades ago… and never left? This is the story of Sarah, a financial analyst who took overtime to cover her mother’s medical bills. At first, it was quiet hours, just numbers and silence. But soon came the signs: An elevator stopping at the 14th floor—a level that doesn’t exist. Conference rooms glowing with phantom presentations. Security footage showing her conversing with no one. Her mother’s old newspaper clipping revealed the truth: in 1973, the Harmony Textile Factory fire killed seventeen workers on that very site—locked inside during mandatory overtime. Now, those workers still appear in reflections and shadows, “still working, always working.” For Sarah, they weren’t just ghosts—they were warnings. Would you dare stay late in an office built on forgotten tragedy? 📌 Disclaimer: This story is based on cultural accounts and eyewitness testimonies, with details changed for privacy. 🎧 Dim the lights, put on your headphones, and step into the office where no one ever clocks out.