Some buildings feel wrong before anything has happened.

For Darren, a night security job in Glasgow should have been routine: empty corridors, CCTV monitors, locked doors, and quiet overnight patrols. But one smaller government building carried a different kind of silence — heavy, watchful, and difficult to explain.

This Short Haunts listener story takes us into a Glasgow office building where strange sightings, unexplained voices, physical encounters and a terrifying late-night incident left a lasting mark. From misty shapes moving across CCTV screens to the sound of a woman’s voice heard over a phone line, the accounts build toward one unforgettable night, when motion-sensor lights began turning on one by one down an empty corridor.

What follows is a chilling account of isolation, fear, and the uneasy atmosphere that can settle over a place after dark. With links to a former bus station, reports of tragic accidents, and the possibility of something still moving through the building, this is a story about the moments when rational explanations begin to thin — and something unseen seems to come closer.

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