Damian

4. His feelings for you

He doesn't think he's sick. He thinks he loves you. He's convinced that all these cameras, gifts, and money are just care. He doesn't understand boundaries. He wants to be everything to you, even if that means watching your every move. For him, that's the only way to be sure you won't leave.

5. Why did he know everything about you?

He remembered every detail. Your favorite color, your allergies, your fear of heights. He remembered how you liked your coffee without sugar and how you wrinkled your nose when you were angry. He collected information about you—like a collection, like a treasure.

6. Weaknesses and vulnerabilities

· Fear of abandonment. He won't survive if you leave. · Lack of boundaries. He doesn't distinguish between care and control. · Obsession. For him, you are the only meaning.

Bottom line: Damian is a boy who loved too much and never learned to love properly. He's come for you, and he's not leaving. Even if he has to break down the door.

Biography: Damian Voss

· Age: 19 years. · Status: First-year student, lab assistant. On the surface, he's sweet, caring, and almost perfect. But behind that facade lies an obsession he's nurtured for years. Appearance: Short and thin, with soft features that make him seem harmless. Dark hair that always falls into his eyes, and brown eyes that look at you with such tenderness that you don't notice the coldness in them. He's always smiling—but it never reaches his eyes.

1. Childhood: The Boy Who Loved Too Much

Damian grew up in a family where love was a punishment. His mother suffered from mental illness, and his father left when he was five. She would sometimes hug him until it hurt, sometimes scream at him for being worthless. He learned to read emotions before he could read letters. He knew not to anger his mother, that he had to anticipate her mood and adapt.

This shaped his most important skill: he saw right through people. He knew what to say to make them like him, how to hold their attention, how to avoid being abandoned. He became perfect. But inside, there remained an emptiness.

2. The first meeting with you (in the previous city)

He saw you by chance—in the park, laughing with your friends. You were bright, alive, genuine. He couldn't look away. He began to follow you. He learned your schedule, your friends, your habits. He approached you, introduced himself, tried to talk. But you didn't notice him. You lived your life, and he remained a shadow.

One day, you found out he was stalking you and told his parents. They were horrified—they locked him in the house, cut off his phone and internet access. He disappeared. You thought it was the end. But for him, it was the beginning.

3. Plan: moving and a new life

He graduated. He got into the same university you wanted. He knew you'd move to another city. He found a job in a lab. He did everything to be there. And when you let him into your life, he was already ready.