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Stalker?

Author: Dew_CH
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-22 23:34:49

Tristan

I wasn’t a stalker.

Let’s just get that straight.

I mean, yeah, I might've left the house about an hour before the time Allen said he'd come pick her up. And sure, I may have parked a few blocks away to wait like some creep in a blacked-out car.

But that doesn’t make me a stalker. Right?

This was... Just preventative for the fact that I was simply making sure the bastard didn’t get the chance to fill her head with whatever twisted fairy tales he’s been cooking up.

Definitely not because he looks at her like she’s some kind of dessert tray, every time, like he’s already chosen which part to sink his teeth into first.

Nope. Not because of that.

But I have to say the wait was miserable as several cars passed me by without any being his, but then I saw his car. The silver one, and the only one he actually has here, after all he possibly can't have his cars on the plane he took here.

He might look like it, even act like it, but he's the type who wants a quiet life, that is media o
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