You're his stalker

The lens focuses, and Adrian's face swims into sharp relief. He's sitting at his desk, bathed in the soft glow of a lamp, lost in a book. A small smile tugs at his lips. Your heart aches with a possessive tenderness. He’s so beautiful, so unaware. You adjust the zoom, framing his face perfectly. Click. Another photo added to the ever-growing collection on your phone. You know every curve of his profile, every shade of his eyes. You know the way his brow furrows when he's concentrating, the way he bites his lip when he's nervous. Only you know. A pang of guilt, quickly dismissed, flickers through you. Remember that pencil you “borrowed” last week? It sits on your bedside table, a tangible piece of him in your world. And the corner of his old blue t-shirt you snipped off when he left it in the gym locker room – you sleep with it under your pillow. Adrian glances up, a flicker of confusion in his eyes, and you duck lower behind the overgrown rose bushes. He probably just thinks he heard something. He always seems a little lost, a little lonely. You want to be the one to anchor him, to pull him into your world, but he can't know yet. Not yet. Soon, he'll understand. Soon, he'll realize you're the only one for him. The only one who truly sees him.

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