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Another request real quick before I forget since I thought this one would be really interesting to read.

How would the boys react if the roles were reversed and they were being pursued by a yandere? I'm curious who would accept the situation or who'd find it off putting, or hell if any of them would even reciprocate the feeling.

I'm not sure if I wanna specify their yandere versions or not since I don't know how they'd normally react so I'll leave that up to you!

Ooh this is interesting, I rarely ever see flipped yandere content! I'm gonna go with their regular versions since every yandere version would be over the moon about having a yandere darling lol (Also doing this headcanon style because there are too many things to add into an actual story).

Also also, I'm gonna write this as how I think them having a yandere would realistically turn out, some scenarios will be different than others. have fun with that! I hope they're detailed enough lol

Leo Myers, Rain Cantrell, Micah King, Charlie Craven, And Ren Hirota With A Yandere! reader

Gn! reader for Leo, Micah, and Charlie, Male! reader for Rain and Ren

Warnings: Yandere reader, kidnapping, stalking, drugging, anxiety, murder and general violence, self-starvation, self-harm in the form of starving, eating disorders, suicide attempt, overall creepy behavior on readers part, guns (a lot of guns), reader has a bad time in most of these ngl, DON'T ACTUALLY BE CREEPY LIKE THIS IRL THIS IS JUST WRITTEN FOR FUN

First divider credit goes to @strangergraphics

Second divider credit goes to @bhavihelps

-Leo Myers would be so miserable with a yandere after him. He’s already extremely paranoid about a lot of normal stuff in his day to day life, so having a yandere in his life would make him physically and mentally unable to function.

-To be fair, he wouldn’t notice your yandere tendencies at first, especially if you’re good at hiding your creepy behavior. He likes to see the best in people, so even if he noticed something off, he most likely would convince himself that he’s overreacting and it’s just his anxiety acting up again. You would have to be consistently obvious for him to start understanding what you're doing.

-If you're someone he doesn't know (like a classmate or just someone he sees around), he'll probably catch on faster. After all, who wouldn't be suspicious of some random person popping up near them again and again, with scary consistency? Still, he won't think the worst yet. Maybe he's a bit naive, but you could just happen to be running errands close to him. It makes sense, if you live in the same area. Surely it isn't stalking, right?

-Until he notices how much attention you seem to be giving him, staring at him with strangely intense eyes. That scares him, although he again wants to believe the best about you. Maybe you just have a really intense resting face...?

-Still, he'll try to avoid you, not like it works. Everywhere he goes, no matter how different the route, you find him. And that freaks him out even more.

-If you're his friend, it's a bit different. He won't think much of seeing you often. It'll be your obsessive, constant attention plus the strange things you say that makes him realize something's up, but with how oblivious he can be, that'll still take a while. Enjoy your time with him while you can, because it's going to end eventually. Not like he can avoid you. He'll try to stop hanging out with you, but it's not like you don't have his information, so who's really in control?

-Either way, something you do will end up tipping him off, and after enough time, he learns he can't avoid you. So he'll start camping in his home, only going out if absolutely necessary. If friends want to hang out, they can come to him. If he has to get groceries, he's trying to get them delivered. He will not leave his house unless he needs to, and even then he still can't avoid you. He hopes you'll eventually go away if he just holes up in his room enough, but he can't be sure until a decent amount of time has passed.

-And then he starts noticing the figure standing outside his window. And the camera in his tree, pointed directly at his room. And the weird noises coming from the outside in the middle of the night. And he's not paranoid, he swears he's not paranoid, but there's no way he could misconstrue this, and god, how much about his life do you see-

-He'll try to call the cops at this point, but they don't take his case seriously. Anxiety, they said. They leave him alone, barely investigating anything before they do.

-Leo spends the next period of time in a state of anxiety and depression, curled up in his room. He's being stalked by a crazy person, and as a result, he lost his social life, his security, his joy, and even his home. All he can really do is stay in his house as much as possible, keeping every door and window bolted shut with the blinds drawn as far as they can go. He'll even get blackout curtains to keep you from peeping in his house. Panic attacks are a regular occurrence for him; after all, he can't feel safe. With the police gone, he has no way to keep you away. He doesn't know what to do except get a gun which he honestly might do

-God forbid you start killing people close to him. He will actually break down from the guilt. He already feels so isolated and alone, and now you're taking away the people he does have? Why? What do you want from him? How is he supposed to recover from that?

-He'll try to call the cops again at that point, but what real evidence does he have? You get away, scott free, and he'll know deep down in his heart that it's his fault, it's his fault, he doesn't know what you want from him but he knows that somehow, someway, he's at fault for this and if he doesn't do something more people are going to die-

-His next move is predictable but still upsetting: He tries to take himself out. Killing himself is the only way he knows how to fix the situation. The cops won't help, and he can't kill you. He has to end it himself. Not only will it make him feel like he's atoning for his loved ones' death, but it'll also end whatever issue you have with him. It's not like he has much to live for anyway. You've already proven you're willing to take everything away from him. What does he have to lose now?

-Chances are, that's where it ends. You can't hurt him if he's dead, after all. But if he lives...

-You don't want him to try that stunt again. You can't have him if he's dead! So you'll just have to bring him to a safer spot, one where you can monitor you better...

-If you manage to kidnap him somehow, he'll be even more depressed than before, if that's even possible. Even with you looking through his windows, he still had some level of comfort in his house. It was familiar, his own place. Now he has to share a space with you, with limited movement, no less. It doesn't matter how much of his stuff you bring with him. He'll never feel at home with you. Never.

-The lack of freedom is what kills him the most. He hates having his life decided for him, not able to do what he wants or go where he pleases. He won't even try to cope at this point. He knows he has no chance of getting it back without you stepping out of the picture. But still, it drives him mad, destroying any remnants of his old self he might have had.

-As time goes on, he becomes less and less responsive, basically turning into a husk of who he used to be. He won't move from his bed; he'll just lie there, refusing to move. It doesn't matter how you motivate him or prod him, and no amount of good treatment will work either. He's down for the count, and eventually, you start doubting if he'll ever go back to normal.

-He won't try to escape. He knows he can't, not unless he gets some massive advantage over you. He'll just lay there hoping and praying that someone will find him, or that he'll die before you can do anything more to him.

-If he does get that advantage though, he'll make the most of it and escape. He won't let himself feel safe, not until you're in cuffs and behind bars. He probably won't feel safe after, although he can still breathe with some relief.

-Afterwards, Leo will try to go back to his life as normal. He'll go to therapy, but besides that he tries to smush his feelings down, not letting himself feel weak in the face of all the trauma he experienced. Being back in his safe space with the things he loves helps him feel more normal, but he still has a lot to deal with that he pushes away as long as he can. His anxiety will be through the roof though, and he'll live in a pretty paranoid state, which is nice.

-Once some time has passed, Leo will be able to move on a little better. Medication and therapy help him cope, although he never loses the anxious edge you've given him. Still, he moves on to the best of his ability, and he's content with that, taking every day one step at a time afterwards. After all, what else can he do?

-Despite how crazy Rain Cantrell's yandere version is, he would despise having a yandere. It would just make his traumatized life even worse, sending him into a spiral he's not likely to recover fully from.

-You most likely become Rain's friend early on into your obsession with him. He's one of the most approachable people you could possibly meet, and he's always eager for more friends, so it's not hard to get close to him. All you have to do is strike up a conversation with him and suddenly you're hanging out with him all the time, becoming closer to him with each passing second. It's a dream come true for you, if you ignore how many other people he's close with...

-Rain would catch on to your more odd habits sooner rather than later. He's pretty intuitive, and he has very little trouble reading people. Still he couldn't possibly know the full extent of the darkness hiding in your soul. Maybe you're just a little weird? Maybe you don't know you're being creepy? Maybe he's misreading the situation? He's a little bit freaked out by you, but he's desperate to see the best in you, not abandoning you unless you give him a more obvious reason to.

-You'll stay friends with him for a long time, which makes it easier for you to stalk him. He's pretty open about what he's doing most of the time, after all. And he's with you all the time! Just ignore how increasingly uncomfortable he seems around you, it's probably nothing.

It wouldn't be until he ends your friendship that he notices you stalking him. There's only so much creepiness he can take, especially when you're getting overly possessive of him, so he severs his ties with you once he's had enough, sheepishly explaining that he just doesn't think it'll work out. With that out of the way, he should stop seeing you around, right? Right?

-But you keep popping up, more and more. Not only that, but he's suddenly aware of footsteps following him wherever he goes, ones that sound eerily like yours. And now that he thinks about it, he keeps seeing a dark figure standing outside his home, and he hears weird noises in the later hours of the night...

-He only gets more freaked out when he sees the cameras you've put in his home. He found the first one accidently, but after that, he searches the house desperately, collecting all the ones he can find. When did you place these?! You've been in his house several times, but never alone! He didn't think you'd do something like this right under his nose, how long have you been watching him?!

-He does call the cops, and if they can trace the cameras back to you, you'll be in trouble. But if you get away...

-He's terrified. Terrified out of his mind. He gets his own cameras to place around the house, as well as some weapons he has no clue how to use, but he doesn't know what else to do except get some security system and booby trap his house. He can't fight you off himself, and the cops have been useless. What can he do to protect himself? How is he supposed to live his life? What do you want with him? Why can't you just leave him alone?!

-He lives his life in constant fear from that moment on, totally paralyzed with terror. He goes to work, but he stops going elsewhere otherwise, only seeing others when they come over to his place. He refuses to let you get more ammo on him, no matter what you're using it for. He doesn't want anything to do with you, why can't you just be normal and let him live his life?!

-He can't sleep. He can't eat. He can't do anything. He stays up most nights, terrified out of his mind that you'll do something while he's unconscious.

-He continues to spiral, getting more and more panicked as time goes on. The only way he can find to stop it is by drinking himself into a stupor, or using some other substance to mellow him out. He knows it's bad for him, he knows, and it doesn't help the whole unconscious thing, but he can't think of anything else that'll make everything better. And maybe you won't want him anymore if he's so out of it? Maybe? He can only hope, but he's not convinced.

-After a while of watching this abysmally depressing downfall, you decide it's time to act. Not just so you can have him to yourself, but also to end this self destruction. After all, what good is he to you if he's out of it all the time? That's not the Rain you adore. You need to save him from himself, using any means necessary. Good thing his bedroom is ready...

-Rain would unfortunately be easy to kidnap, once you decide it's time. All you have to do is break in, drug him (what's he gonna do? Overpower you? Fat chance), and then bring him back to your place. High/drunk or not, he can't physically do much to fight back, no matter how hard he tries. And if he's asleep when you do so? You won't have to worry about a struggle at all. That man stays out.

-Things don't get much better once Rain is at your place, much to your surprise. He can't get his hands on substances, which throws him into some pretty bad withdrawal for a little while. On top of that, he shuts down even more than before, refusing to talk to you. No matter how well you treat him, he'll remain catatonic, ignoring your presence to the best of his ability.

-Rain will completely stop eating in an attempt to get you to let him go. It's his one way of resisting your insanity, even if it hurts him in the process. Either you let him go, or he'll starve to death. He'll be free of you no matter the option, so he doesn't really care (or so he pretends to think). It makes him weak and sickly, but it's all he can think to do.

-But it doesn't work. You don't let him go. And eventually, he stops the act and eats, if only a little bit at a time. He doesn't want to die, after all. He'll have to try something else. If he can't make you pity him enough to let him free, then he'll just have to escape...

- Rain's behavior suddenly changes, almost overnight. He'll be back to his normal bubbly self, joking around with you, eating again, even acting more loving towards you, it's a total shift, one that has you eating out of the palm of his hand. Maybe he finally realized he's better off with you than out in the real world?

-Unfortunately for you, he's manipulating you. And he's doing a great job at it too. All he had to do was observe your schedule and behavior while pretending to love you. Soon enough, he has all the information he needs to make a decent escape, one he's sure to succeed at. He's a good planner, he's done everything he can to make sure his escape is successful.

-And escape he does. He's terrified the entire time, but he manages to make his way out of your house and to the cops before you notice he's missing. He doesn't see your arrest, but he can feel the relief crushing in on him once he finds out they've got you. Finally, he can go back to living his life as normal. He just hopes his parents don't look at the news any time soon, he would hate for them to find out where he lives.

-In the aftermath, Rain probably moves to a place far from his old house. He loves his friends, but his old place holds too many bad memories. He can't handle it, not with how fragile he is.

-Mentally, he's pretty bad off for a long time. The whole experience took a massive toll on him, and he can't go a single day without having some sort of panic attack over what happened to him. He has a ton of security now, weapons everywhere, and he even might start taking sparring lessons, but it's never enough to get rid of the trauma he's endured.

-He stops eating and sleeping for a long time. The starvation is his way of punishing himself for being too weak, and when he does sleep, he's plagued by horrific nightmares. He's back to being a husk, slowly withering away before his own eyes.

-The only thing that brings him out of it is his friends checking in on him. Once they start dragging him out and making sure he takes care of himself, he'll slowly regain some of his happiness, albeit a little at a time. He might get professional help, but his friends are the initial push into recovery.

-Overall, Rain's recovery is slow. He'll be dealing with a lot of trauma for the rest of his life. But eventually, with help from loved ones, he'll learn to heal, making the most of the free life he now has.

-Micah King is, unsurprisingly, really easy to fall for and obsess over. He is also unsurprisingly really hard to have a successful relationship with him as a yandere.

-Micah's a pretty friendly guy, but he's also pretty intimidating without meaning to be, so there's a 50/50 chance you're friends with him. If you aren't, you just admire him from afar, which will actually get you further in the long run. He can't catch on to your weird behavior if you aren't in his proximity.

-If you're his friend, things go pretty well for a while. He's a cordial guy and he likes to give people a chance, so even if you exhibit weird behaviors right off the bat, he might just stick around for a while to see if he's getting the right read on you. It gives you an opportunity to get closer to him, to learn more about his life than you would on your own. It's a great relationship you have, at least in your eyes.

-But eventually, he'll notice too many off things about you to keep the friendship going. It might be the way you treat others who get close to him, it might be your clinginess, it might be your habit of prying, it might be a plethora of things, but whatever it is, it becomes too much for Micah to bear. So he ends the friendship in the most respectful way he can, explaining what you've done to put him off and how he wishes you the best. He might stay close to you if he's only had to talk to you about it once, but after a bit of no change, he'll leave all the same.

-It'll take a while for Micah to realize that you're stalking him. He's not unaware, but he also doesn't expect to be stalked, so unless you're super reckless, he won't notice for a pretty long time. This is especially true if he doesn't know you; why would he pay enough attention to a random person on the street to realize they're showing up a bit too much regularly? He's too focused on his own world to really notice how often you show up.

-Still, it'll eventually get to a point where he's tipped off, and once that happens, he's quick to catch on. It'll be something like seeing you where he thinks he shouldn't, or noticing you looking dead at him one too many times. And if you used to be friends with him, you showing up more is an undoubtedly bad thing. He knows this is more than just a coincidence.

-He doesn't approach you after finding out, not when he doesn't know what you're capable of. He knows this is a dangerous situation to deal with. Instead, he does his best to change the routes he takes and the places he goes to get you off his back. He'll keep doing this for a while, even when he knows undoubtedly that you're gonna keep finding him. He's more aware now: He knows when you're there, watching. He hates it, but he knows.

-At this point, Micah is at a bit of a loss. He knows he can't make you stop himself, and he knows the cops aren't going to do anything unless you make a more drastic move. So he resorts to installing security systems and cameras both inside and outside his house, informing friends and family about his situation, and maybe buying a gun. He also makes sure to keep himself in decently crowded areas at all times when outside so you can't do anything. It's all he can think to do. What else is there?

-For a while, you're stuck in this zone of just stalking him, unable to get close. You could try and kill people close to him to get him to fold, but besides making him extremely upset, it'll just result in him upping his security and making sure everyone he loves is just as on guard as he is. It won't get you anywhere. So for a while, you don't do much, just keeping tabs on him while trying to come up with a feasible plan.

-Now, here's the thing: There's very little chance you'd be able to overpower Micah in order to kidnap him. He's tall as shit, works out like crazy, and is pretty decent at physical fights when he needs to be. Unless you're trained in hand-to-hand combat, chances are you won't be able to beat him. So you decide to try and break in while he's asleep, drug him, and then drag him back to your place. What could go wrong there?

-It's too bad he has some pretty good security alarms hanging around, none of which you know how to disable.

-Micah ultimately gets tipped off to your break-in, his alarms waking him up instantly. You don't get a chance to place the cholochrome over his face before he's on you, pushing you away and grabbing the nearest weapon he can.

-The altercation ends pretty fast. He tells you to leave, you don't, and so he incapacitates you, either physically or with a gun. It's not hard: he's strong, and he's not too bad at aiming. He doesn't want to kill you, so chances are you're still alive when the cops finally come. With the break-in over your head, as well as the drugs, chances are you're going away for a while.

-Micah won't show it in front of others, but he's mentally shaken by his experience with you. He never thought he'd have to worry about something so terrifying until he was well in the middle of it. He's especially upset if you killed someone he loved. He knows it's not his fault, but he still has immense guilt over their death and wonders how he could have prevented it. He'll try to bottle it all up for a long time, only admitting he needs help when he ends up having a mental breakdown over all his repressed emotions.

-Micah will eventually end up in therapy, as well as spending more time with family and friends to forget about you faster. He doesn't like talking about his experiences, it makes him feel weak, but once he gets used to it he makes pretty steady progress. After enough time, he'll only think about you and what you did at random, far apart times, although he does become more observant as a result of his trauma. The effects you had on him linger, but he learns to get better, living his life the best he can after all he's been through.

-He just hopes you won't get out of jail anytime soon. That may reset his progress a bit. But he tries not to think about it, and soon you become a distant memory, one he doesn't try to revisit.

-Charlie Craven is a rough person to have yandere tendencies for. Not because he's hard for you to obsess over, but because he is not having it.

-There's a good chance you're a total stranger to Charlie. He's very hard to get close to, and he's pretty good at reading people's intentions, so there's no way someone like you could become his friend. Maybe if you didn't have some obsessive habits you indulge in he'd be easier to get along with, but you wouldn't be a yandere if that were the case!

-Charlie would be able to tell something is wrong with you the second he met you. He's already a pretty cold person to most people, but someone he can peg as being a bit on the creepy side? He's not giving you the time of day. He won't start an outright fight with you, but he'll be extremely curt with you until you leave. It doesn't matter how well you hide the darkness in your heart on the surface; he knows. The air is just...off, to him.

-You would have to observe Charlie from afar to get anywhere in your obsession. He's not the most observant person in the world, so it'll take him a while to notice you stalking him. It helps that he has a pretty predictable schedule most of the time; you know where he's going to be and when. He'll figure it out eventually though, and oh boy, is he pissed when he does.

-From then on, Charlie makes it his life's mission to make your stalking as difficult as possible. He'll take wildly inconvenient routes to get you off his trail, he'll switch up the shops he frequents, hell, he'll even move if it gets bad enough. Nothing is off the table for him, and if you didn't know any better, you could believe he was almost playing a game with you. It's like he's laughing in your face and saying catch me if you can before dashing off into the night, leaving you putting together the puzzle pieces you can find.

-And catch him you will. Because you keep finding him. Somehow, against all odds, you keep tracking him. And instead of being scared, he's full of rage.

-Charlie stops trying to run. He's too proud to keep at it, and besides, he's never been much of a runner anyway. No, he's always enjoyed fighting much more, even when he gets his ass kicked. But he cares too much about his life to let you get to him. He doesn't know what you want, and he doesn't care. If you're crazy enough to stalk him, you're crazy enough to do something violent, and he needs to be ready. And ready he'll be.

-Charlie doesn't pull any punches while defending his home. Almost overnight, he has several guns hiding somewhere in his house, always loaded and always ready. He also has several knives hiding around, just in case he can't get to one of his guns. On top of that, his house becomes decked out with security systems and cameras, tracking your every move and ready to alert him when you try something. It makes it extremely difficult to approach his house, so you're forced to stay at a distance, hiding as close as you dare without risking your safety. You may be obsessed, but you aren't stupid. You know what he'll do if he catches you.

-The only way you can really get to him is with mail, but even then, it's a bust. He doesn't bother to read the love letters you send them; they're going right in the trash can, but not before he scoffs at them. Although, he probably keeps a couple just in case he can use it as evidence in the event that you do something more drastic. The cops aren't gonna do anything now, he knows that well, but if you do something more irrefutable...

-Once he has his house protected, he just lives his life as normally as possible. He'll warn his friends and family to look out for you, but other than that, he tries not to let it bother him. He knows you wouldn't dare do something out in public anyway. He'll be handling you at some point, but until you come out of hiding, he can't do much but wait. The only question is this: How desperate are you to make him yours?

-As it turns out, very desperate. It doesn't take long for you to act. You know you can't wait him out; he'll play this game forever. You might as well strike while the iron is hot. And strike you do. You just hope you can overpower him.

-Charlie wakes up one night to one of his security alarms going off incessantly, and he just knows it's you. So he grabs the gun he left beside his bed and sets out into the wider living space, ready to engage in some level of conflict.

-He won't even talk to you, or ask you what you want. He'll just yell at you to get out a couple times with the gun aimed at you, dodging any sort of attack you throw at him. He's gotten used to it after fighting so often. And if you do leave, he won't shoot after you. He'll just let you go, hoping desperately that you've learned your lesson. But if you don't...

-He'll shoot you. He won't hesitate. He already hates you, so he has no issue harming you. He most likely won't kill you though. As much as he wants you gone, he also doesn't want to go to jail, no matter how small the likelihood. But he will put a bullet through a non-lethal area if he can, like a shoulder, foot, arm, or maybe a random spot on your torso if he's desperate enough. He doesn't care. As long as you're incapacitated enough to keep him safe until the cops come, he's happy. Although if you do keep coming at him, he will just shoot you in the head. He has cameras in his house, he can show the cops to prove it was self defense.

-If you're still alive when the cops come, he'll watch you being hauled off with a smile on his face.

-After the whole ordeal, he'll continue to be on guard for a while. He knows you're locked away, but he can't help but worry that this type of thing will happen again. He'll be more closed off, even more unapproachable than before. And he keeps all his weapons and security measures too. It isn't until his family or Ren drag him to therapy that he begins to heal, albeit begrudgingly.

-With enough time, he'll go back to his normal self. He's still hard to get to know, and he'll keep some of his newfound defensiveness, but he's surprisingly good at healing from the whole thing once he gets help. He just wants to put it all behind him.

-Don't expect him to acknowledge your existence from then forward, even in conversation. He's done letting you affect his life. He's back to being his best (ish) self, and you aren't included in that.

-Ren Hirota is also someone who would handle a yandere pretty bad. However, he's not as vulnerable as you'd think. Not even close.

-Ren isn't a very social person, nor is he someone who goes out a lot, so you probably know him from work or university. And since he's eager to make friends with whoever will give him the time of day, you're most likely one of his few friends. This is a fact that works out in your favor, in the beginning at least.

-Ren is desperate for friends. So much so that he is willing to overlook any creepy tendencies you might have in favor of keeping you around. Sure, some of the things you do and say make him uncomfortable, but you're one of his only friends! Why would he ruin that for himself? You mean well, you just have some interesting habits, that's all. He's too cowardly to bring it up anyway.

-This gives you the opportunity to get much closer to him. You have things you want to know about him? He'll answer awkwardly if you ask. You wanna hang out more? He can't really decline, can he? You want to come to his house and stay there as long as humanly possible? Maybe Dave will kick you out, but Ren is too scared to say anything, so he lets you stay until his brother chimes in. You can get away with a lot if you use Ren's kindness to your advantage, something you'll learn very quickly. It also gives you a chance to steal stuff for your shrine...

-He probably only decides to do something about your friendship if he discovers your shrine to him. That will kick his anxiety into overdrive, scaring him into cutting all contact with you without explanation. Seeing all those pictures of him, the stuff he hadn't realized you'd taken, the creepy notes you'd written to him, declaring your love...It's too much. He can't handle it.

-He won't talk to you, no matter how much you harass him afterwards. He's too scared to even acknowledge someone who would be willing to stalk him. Why couldn't he see your true nature before? There were red flags, of course they were, but this? This was crazy!

-Of course, he tells his brother Dave and his best friend Charlie about the whole ordeal. He couldn't keep it all to himself, and he has no one else he can turn to besides his parents. Besides, as much as he hates to admit it, he wants to know some people are in his corner, ready to keep him safe if necessary. And boy, are they ready to keep him safe.

-Because he has those two protecting him, he actually doesn't suffer as much as the other men here would. You can try to harass him all you want, but he probably won't see most of it. Dave is there to hide most of the love notes you send him, keeping them somewhere safe for future evidence. He also installs cameras around Ren's house to catch your movements, getting every single moment you stalk the house on film. You can't get anywhere near Ren's house without Charlie or Dave chasing you off, because unfortunately for you, they've been staying with Ren since you started harassing him, and they are pissed. Charlie may even try to fight you, if he gets close enough.

-Still, despite the support, Ren kind of hides in his room during all this, his mental health tanking with each passing day. He knows it's stupid, but he feels like your obsession is his fault somehow. He shouldn't have ignored the signs. He shouldn't have provoked you. He shouldn't have become your friend. He should have done something different, he just doesn't know what. No matter how much Dave and Charlie reassure him he's the victim, he worries that he's overreacting to the consequences of his own actions.

-the longer this goes on, the worse he gets. He might even quit his job, just so he doesn’t have to worry about running into you. It starts to concern those around him, so Charlie and Dave will try to get him out more, when they think it’s safe. They also call the cops several times hoping that they’ll end the madness, but it never works. This is going to keep going on until they put a stop to it, one way or another.

-You aren’t happy either. After all, these two dudes are trying to keep you away from your fated darling, the one true person you can love in this world. There's only so much distance you can take. You're going to have to take drastic measures...

-The last thing Ren expects to hear is something crashing through one of his windows late at night. Especially a window close to the spare bedroom, where Dave was staying the night. But that's exactly what happens, late at night one day. He immediately knows what's going on: You're here, and you're coming for him.

-Before panic can freeze his feet to the floor, he runs to the bedroom, bursting in without a second to spare. There, in the room with Dave, is you, a knife in your hand as you try to end Dave's hold on your darling.

-Thankfully, Dave isn't a weak, easily beatable man. He's tall and works out quite a bit, a lot of which consists of sparring practice. That, plus his equally tall brother are more than enough to take you down, or at least restrain you while Dave knocks you out. It doesn't matter how strong you are: You're going down eventually, although you might have gotten a couple of jabs in at Dave beforehand.

-Once you're out, Ren freaks out before finding enough sense to call the cops. Dave's hurt and bleeding, and that alone is enough to send him scrambling for a phone. Thankfully the cops and an ambulance arrive before you can wake up, but Ren's still freaking out the entire time he had to wait, no matter how short.

-The good thing about all of this is that Ren is pretty good at saving evidence, just in case he needs it. He always knew he was going to end up reporting you for something some day, he just didn't know when. So once he gives them the notes, messages, and camera footage he saved, plus all that happened that night, it's safe to say you'll be going away for a while. He gets the justice he deserved, as well as whoever else you decided to hurt.

-But despite the happy ending, Ren still has a lot to do. He feels so much guilt over his brother's injuries as well as the whole situation over all, which doesn't do a whole lot to fix his depression. In fact, he spends a while sulking in his home, paranoid out of his mind that you'll somehow come back to get him, to kill the people he loves just to have him to yourself. If he lost his brother...

-Eventually though, he learns to forgive himself, letting the newfound normalcy of his life bring him back to a sense of peace. He starts going to therapy, he takes meds for anxiety, and he does everything he can to aid his brother's recovery. He still worries you'll come back somehow, but those fears bother him less and less as he works on improving his mental health. He won't let you have any more agency over his life, he swears it.

-Overall, Ren gets a happy ending. With any luck, he won't have to deal with you ever again, your name becoming nothing but a distant nightmare.

I hope you enjoyed!