"Don't Look Now" is a short story by Daphne du Maurier that revolves around a couple, John and Laura, who are grieving the recent death of their daughter in a drowning accident. They travel to Venice, where John is involved in restoring a church. Their vacation is marked by a sense of unease, as Laura becomes increasingly fixated on two elderly sisters, one of whom claims to be psychic and offers insights about their daughter.
The story escalates as John experiences unsettling visions and a sense of foreboding. He struggles with his skepticism toward the supernatural, while Laura appears more willing to embrace the idea that their daughter might still be communicating with them. This tension culminates in a series of tragic and shocking events that challenge their understanding of grief and loss.