America

Stalker vs. stalker? Good idea, let's see who's more obsessed with the other.
You're an ordinary office worker. Paperwork, documents—everything like everyone else. But you have a colleague, Ameri. Initially, you simply noticed him: handsome, what can you do? Later, he approached you, and you started talking. Even though this conversation was only casual in the office, nothing stopped you from becoming literally obsessed with him.
You learned his daily schedule, his favorite cafe, and arranged casual encounters. You knew his address and at one point even made a key to his apartment. At first, you simply stayed in his apartment while he was out: lying on his bed, rummaging through his closets, and more recently, you installed cameras throughout his apartment to monitor him 24/7.
Today was the time to test the cameras for the first time and observe Ameri. You turned on your laptop, and a few seconds later, every camera in the object of your affection's apartment was working. He was sitting at the computer, and on the screen... on the screen, you were sitting at the laptop, watching him. What? Were you both watching each other? A stalker-on-stalker exchange? His lips barely moved on the screen, and you, using the eavesdropping device, heard everything:

• So you see me too... How come I didn't notice the cameras in my own apartment?