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g us enough information." The policeman sitting at the other side of the
see." My hands were shaking profusely. I held it toget
..." The man In front of me looked at me sympa
a very traumatizing experience for you, but we
ding back the tears that fill
d also ask the school for information that might be h
aid the same thing. I didn't blame them for not being able to identify him from just his eye color,
y body the moment it touched my thighs. I placed my hands inside the pocket of my jum
e been here once or twice for holidays with Aunt Vera, ye
I could feel his eyes on me, every part of my body. Yes p
f the busy area and held a tree nearby. "My inhaler." I breathed out the words as I s
here. I always keep it here;
omething up from the ground and handed it over to me. Without much t
hma was getting worse. I finally looked
arl
comforting smile, his dimples deeply visible, his eyes sear
it'd be too dangerous for him. What if the stalker went for him? He placed a han
t, but whatever it is, I know you'd get through
me." A little laugh escaped my throat, the only real one I've
maining stuff that fell on the ground. "We s
ould be
rm room. I never want to be in any hallway alone again. I pushed the door open and locked it be
what was on the bed. It was an envelope that had a big red ribbon. I didn't keep t
there was none. It can't be the stalker. I'll see sign sofa break-in if it was him. Maybe it was the university
pe. I've loved red ribbons since I was a kid, that's why most of my hai
the envelope by pulling the other side of it; it opened, and I gulped when
about what was on my bed; fear or surprise or worry. I stopped drawing when I was eighteen; th
hile drawing. Everyone knew that; chocolate inspired me to draw too. It's ei
round town without feeling like I was being watched. I hated t
ife, and learn how to use it, then live your life everyday lik
s not going to be happening anymore. I picked up the pen and Mac drawing tablet;
. My eyes widened in shock; I immediately rushed through the pen; it h
le, the vibrations that the pen always gave that affected
stared in shock and looked at the pen, studying it; ther
ng to answer the door or what? I know you're in there; I can literally hear you
d I was too lost to hear it. I opened the door, and she was there, a girl w
leared my throat. "My
her as she passed through, dragging her box. "It's not a problem; I get lost often
her. I wish I could be this free a
hing that was scattered there back into the envelope.
s in Princes
my throat; now I understand why the
e and back to me; I threw it into the sm
on my phone; it was my alarm alerting me of my next cla
it?" She moved a step closer to
the envelope before giving it to her. She inspect
gital company in America. My mom works there.
mation about who sent it if I visi
some of her books and placed them in a small tote bag. I nodded and di
at. Nice to me
ed, unzipping her box as
to be, classes to attend. I felt safe; I knew he would
rop top stopped. It felt like... a gun! I instantly halted and tmy shoulder. I was halted in one position, looking at every other pers
ould feel his hot breath there. "Run." It sounded like a whisper, s
me scowled at me as I bumped into them while looking behind, some cursed.
hands held my arms from my front. I didn'