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I’m a County Water Inspector, and I Altered a Test Result.

A county water inspector notices a test result hovering just above acceptable limits—and adjusts it before filing the report. What follows isn’t panic or disaster, but something quieter: emails, routine confirmations, and a growing sense that a small change might have mattered more than anyone will ever prove. 📚 Read the stories on Amazon (Kindle & Kindle Unlimited): https://business.amazon.com/abredir/a... ________________________________________ DESCRIPTION She works in public utilities. She collects samples, runs tests, signs reports. Most days, the numbers stay where they should. Most days, “within range” is enough. But one afternoon, a reading comes back just slightly higher than expected. Not enough to trigger alarms. Not enough to force action. Just enough to turn a cell from green to amber. Two decimal places separate routine from concern — and in a quiet county office at 3:17 p.m., a decision is made. What happens when the person responsible for your drinking water decides something is “close enough”? Would you have noticed? How well do we really know the people who certify the systems we depend on? And why do certain situations feel wrong long before we can explain why? This episode explores psychological horror rooted in institutional trust — the kind that hides inside ordinary jobs, official language, and calm reassurances. There are no dramatic collapses, no sirens in the night. Just a spreadsheet. A signature. A phone call from a mother asking if everything is safe. Because sometimes the most unsettling fear isn’t contamination. It’s doubt. And once doubt settles in, it doesn’t leave easily. Subscribe for more grounded psychological horror stories that linger long after the screen goes dark. Warning: DuskWake Horror explores psychological fear — the kind that hides in everyday life. We don’t rely on gore or jump scares. We make the familiar… unsettling. Some stories may feel a little too close to home. Viewer discretion is advised.