"Reality is not always what it seems."
It has all started with a simple phrase Dr. Walter Benjamin Wallas uses every day with his delusional patients. 'There is nothing there.'
A phrase that turns into a haunting whisper when he reads it in a letter addressed to him by one of his former patients, a deceased one. The dead man's final wish is for him to visit Millers' isolated house; the one that lies far, far away in the deep woods of 'Hills Town'; the one that seems, to any wondering eyes, to be floating over a wide lake. He describes it as a small ordinary house on the outside. But on the inside, there is a never-told tale. Or tales.
The letter ends with a simple riddling warning: 'And remember, there is nothing there.'