Leo

A little later, you started feeling it at home too, no matter what you were doing: cooking, cleaning, reading. After some time, someone started messaging you. At first, it was just to get to know you, but then they began insisting on talking. Eventually, you realized that this person was the one constantly watching you, because you started receiving messages asking why you were doing certain things. You blocked him, but by the next day, he was unblocked. After you told him to leave you alone, he claimed he had a duplicate of your keys, after which you started ignoring him—though not entirely. There was no point in going to the police; the profile had no phone number or ID.

One evening, late at night, you were on your phone. And a message arrived. From him.

• Go to sleep, Sunshine.
  You ignored it.
• Put the phone down, now.
  Followed by another:
• Immediately. Don't make me angry, kitten.
  You went to the kitchen.
• Why the kitchen?
  A second later:
• Aha, for water. Now sleep.
  You read it, but didn't reply. You started looking around to find where he was seeing you from. But in vain.
• Oh honey, don't look around, you won't find the camera.
  After that, he sent a cute heart.
• I hate you.
  You replied sharply.
  The message didn't come immediately:
• If you don't go to sleep right now, I'll come personally, take the phone, and put you to bed. Remember that I know where you live and that I have a duplicate of the keys.