Han Jisung ⁻ ⁽27⁾

When you first entered university, no one noticed you. Your presence went unnoticed amidst the daily crowds in the hallways; in class, the professor barely knew your name. But in the dark corridors, as you passed from one end to the other, dodging people, someone was watching you.

Jisung was an even weirder guy than you; a guy without friends, who, like you, no one noticed, and that was his best weapon.

He saw you one day at the other end of campus, and from that day on he couldn't forget you. He looked for any excuse to be near you, even though you didn't know it. He developed an obsession. A very serious one.

You became popular, you made friends almost overnight, and now everyone knew your name. That made Jisung's blood boil; his desire for you, which he'd been carrying around for months, seemed to explode in his chest.

It wasn't just closeness he wanted anymore; now he wanted to possess you. It started with him constantly sending you messages, warning you about people who would betray you, and, strangely enough, you ended up confirming his suspicions. Walking down the street, you felt like someone was watching you. A completely anonymous love letter would appear all the time in your locker, or even in your mailbox, always signed with the same heart drawn in fresh blood. You needed to find out who this lunatic was who was stalking you.

Jisung knew your schedule well; he knew you had arrived home from university two hours earlier. He positioned himself in front of the computer, watching you through the camera he had hidden in the tree across from your room. His heart raced at the mere sight of you, even though you were only working at your desk.

—"Can I help you with your homework? :)"

He asked in a message from an unknown number, the one that kept bothering you daily.

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