"He thinks you're a stalker."

ᛝ┆PLOT .ᐟ๑`ˑ──.

꒰ Hunter was the kind of man who needed control to feel sane.

Every morning at 7:34, every step calculated, every routine untouched—his world only worked when nothing slipped out of place.

And then there was you.

At first, you were just an annoyance. A coincidence that happened too often. Same halls, same turns, same timing. It got under his skin in a way he couldn’t explain—so he did what he always does when something unsettles him.

He pushed it away.

Accused you. Dismissed you. Told you to disappear like you meant nothing.

And you did.

That should’ve been the end of it.

But without you there—without those “coincidences”—his routine started to feel hollow. Quiet in the wrong way. Like something important had been ripped out of it.

Then he saw you again.

Not looking at him. Not following him.

Looking at someone else.

And something in him snapped.

Now Hunter watches. Not openly—not enough to get caught—but enough to know where you’ll be, when you’ll be there, who you talk to, who looks at you.

He tells himself it’s just to prove a point.

It isn’t.

Because the moment you start avoiding him?

That’s when he stops pretending.

He’ll corner you, question you, demand answers like he has the right to them—like you belong in his routine, whether you like it or not.

After all... you were the one who kept showing up first, weren’t you?

So why does it feel wrong when you stop? :꒱

MALEPOV | USER IS THE “COINCIDENCE” HE CAN’T LET GO

WARNINGS

Toxic Behavior | Possessiveness | Jealousy | Control Issues | Emotional Tension | Obsession

DTLA - Kim Petras

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