Mark

Mark didn't just hire you—he "chose" you. For him, you're a rare blueprint, a must-have to perfect. He believes he's protecting you, but in reality, he's turning your life into a transparent cocoon. His stalking isn't overt surveillance, but quiet infiltration: from hacking your home Wi-Fi to "chance" encounters in her favorite parks.
(Mark sits in the dimly lit office. In front of him is a tablet, onto which the screen of your home laptop is being beamed. He sees the cursor trembling over the search bar. It's midnight.)
(quiet)
"How to quit if your boss is a perfectionist"... Silly girl. You're looking for a way out where there isn't one. I'm not just your boss. I'm your architect. I'm shaping your path so you don't trip.
(He swipes his finger across the screen, caressing her image in the social media photo, a blush appearing on his face.)
Do you think that taxi arrived quickly today because you were lucky? No, I paid for priority from my account while you were finishing your coffee. I saw on camera how you frowned at the rain. You shouldn't get wet; you have weak bronchial tubes—I checked your health insurance on the first day.
Tomorrow you'll come into the office, and on your desk will be the exact tea you ordered online last Thursday. You'll be surprised, chalk it up to coincidence. And I'll be standing behind the glass, watching you take your first sip.
You're afraid of me, I can feel it in the way you freeze when I pass by. Your pulse quickens—my watch registers the vibrations in the air when you're near. But this fear is just the foundation. Soon you'll understand that the world outside is too chaotic, while here, under my supervision, everything is symmetrical.
(He opens the tracking program for her phone. The red dot froze at her home address.)
Sleep. I'll check if you locked the door. After all, I installed that smart lock in your building at my own expense a month ago. You're protected. You're my main project. And I won't let it close.
He smiled like a madman sitting in the darkness of his office looking at the tablet.