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áąđ© Fem!reader x Anyone
áąđ©Warnings/Tags: 18+ mdni, dead dove do not eat!, non-con elements, stalking, reader is being watched, voyeurism, bruises, non consensual somnophilia, non-consensual photography, stalker is obsessed with reader, stalker is perverted, implied r@pe, reader is very feminine, smoking mention, lingerie mention, slight plot
áąđ©Authorâs Note: this was inspired by a tt. feel free to imagine anyone you want while reading this fic ! there is no specific character or person tied to this piece <3 p.s. theres a silent hill mention if u squint >_o
The sun rose like a tarp being lifted up to uncover a distorted painting. It wasnât a pleasant day.
Rubbing your eyes, you awoke in your crisp, white sleeping gown. You notice that itâs slightly bunched up until your waist, the lace around it looking like a bundled mess. But you assumed that it was from all the tossing and turning in your sleep. Without giving it much thought, you pull down the withered hem back down to your knees. Youâve always had a habit of being a deep sleeper who moves a lot in deep slumber. In fact, you wouldnât even wake up if someone was blaring an alarm right next to you.
However, you didnât quite sleep well last night. You felt restless, completely drained from the terrible quality of sleep. This has been an ongoing problem for days. You just couldnât really figure out why. You yearned deeply for a peaceful night. But you pushed that thought aside. This wasnât anything a cup of warm, mollifying coffee couldnât fix, right?
Deciding to get up from bed, you reluctantly shuffle your fluffy blankets aside, setting your feet down onto the cold wooden floor. Carefully making your way over to the bathroom, you pick out your toothbrush and squeeze out a fat glob of toothpaste onto it. Brushing in a monotonous rhythm, you hum a soft and gently familiar tune to yourself.
After a few moments, you spit out your toothpaste and set your cup down. Spotting your comb, you raise it to brush your hair. Running your hair through your heavy locks, you feel an odd sense of relaxation that hasnât occurred in weeks. You stare into your ornate mirror, with flowers and elegant patterns carved into the timber of the frame. You can see the obvious dark circles below your eyes, forming into unsightly bags. Frowning slightly, you ignore them for now.
You get out of the bathroom and walk up to your wooden wardrobe. It had a classic design, with simple handles that stood up at the front. Pulling on them, you open the wardrobe and see the little amount of clothes that you have left. Itâs strange, really. Many of your stuff has been going missing. From simple pieces like shorts to explicitly private undergarments like your bras. You just hoped that some weirdo didnât get their hands on them to do whatever they do.
Choosing your favorite babydoll dressâwhich you were glad were not stolenâyou set it down on your bed. You loved how much volume it had, how adorably puffy it was. You just never had a chance to wear such an outgoing dress in this small, depressing town in the Southern suburbs. Putting together the next components of your outfit, you bent down to reach for the drawers which contained your cute, frilly socks. As you crouched down, you swore that you felt like you were being watched by a pair of eyes. Were you just being paranoid?
You suddenly felt extremely exposed. A wave of discomfort washed over you as you stood up straight again, holding a pair of frilly socks in your hands. You turned around to set it down onto the bed along with the babydoll dress.
Taking off your gown, your bra and panties to replace them with new ones, you put on the dress with ease shortly after. You sat yourself down on the bedstead to put your socks on. You dragged your fingers back and forth the thick lace of the dress, admiring the details. You loved clothes like this, that made you feel sweet and graceful.
Opening your bedroom door with a creak, you went down the flight of stairs step by step to reach your kitchen. Itâs eerily quiet; but that isnât any big surprise. Itâs always been silent in this town by the hills. The neighbourhood outside your window was foggy as usual, despite the rays of bright sunlight forcing their way through. It hurts your eyes.
Turning away to the counter, you felt a sharp pain that made you lean against the cupboards. A throbbing sensation spread throughout your inner thighs. You sucked in a quick breath as you winced, shutting your eyes tightly. Hesitantly, you lift your skirt up, letting your hands drift over to that spot carefully. You open your eyes slowly, revealing dark, purple bruises in front of you. Your heart almost skipped a beat. Again. Youâve had painful bruises like this for 3 days now. You thought that youâd gotten this from your restless nights, maybe bumping against something painful. But how could you have them in your inner thighs?
Maybe youâve just had some violent dreams and took out that pressure on yourself in the middle of the night. It was unlikely, but considering your sleeping conditions, you thought that was probably the case.
You slice up some bread and spread some creamy butter on it. You liked bread and butter. It was simple, easy to make, and delicious. You move on to the coffee machine. It made a mechanical noise before shutting down. There goes your morning coffee.
You make a mental note to replace the old thing, youâve had it for years after all. You set your plate down on the table before sitting down on a nearby chair. You take a bite out of your plain sandwichâif you could even call it thatâand slumped down into the chair.
You think to yourself. Itâs been a long few weeks. Weeks of relentless lack of sleep, weird stuff going on in the house, until it planted itself into your body. God, you just wished that all this could just be over. You knew it was a bad decision to move into this shady little home in the countryside alone. But you wanted to escape the harsh realities of the city. You were sick and tired of the way the people there would treat you, the sky-rocketing expenses that would cost you thousands of dollars every month, and the social and economical pressures that society just decided to force onto everyone. However, you were starting to regret your choice of pulling yourself out to live in this suspicious town. Everyone here was equally strange.
You take the last bite out of your sandwich. You sigh as you place the plate down the sink. Youâve decided that you would come home to wash it later, as you didnât feel like doing the chore now. You pick the beige parka from the coat hanger, as the weatherâs been getting colder recently.
Thatâs odd. Your parka smelled different. It smelled like thick, woody cologne. That smell was there a week ago, but you washed your parka afterwards. Why would this scent be back again? There couldnât be a creep that broke in and just rubbed his scent all over your jacket, right?
Thatâs gross and perverted.
Unlocking the front door, you were immediately met with the strong breeze of autumn. However, the autumn here was not what you had expected. Back at the city, the leaves were painted such a beautiful orange, with tones of bronze that made them look like piles of acorns that would gather into small whirlwinds when the light drafts got a little too strong. But the scenery here was awfully bleak. The leaves were the color of taupe, crushed into heartbreaking pieces of dust that would cloud up into haze which made it hard to see walking down the streets. The trees were shriveled strands of dried up branches that fought so hard to just try to stick together. It was a dismal sight to wake up to every morning.
You turned to see a truck parked nearby. Your neighbours donât have any trucks. There wasnât any need for a bulky piece of metal like this in a tiny town that barely had 7 blocks. Most importantly, this is the same truck that has been making rounds surrounding your neighbourhood for the past 2 months.
It was at this moment that you wished you knew how to drive. Regardless of how small your district was, it was a long distance to the grocery store. But you couldnât just bail out today, you already did yesterday. And the day before yesterday. You would run out of food eventually.
You decide to try to enjoy the weather around you, despite it feeling like a desolate wasteland. You didnât know if it was because of the area you were in, but you felt like you were being watched again. By the same person who was watching you while you changed in your bedroom.
After a while, you arrive at the grocery store. Your heart sinks when you see the truck from earlier sitting calmly on a parking spot. They surely werenât following you.
The store had a sultry smell. The lights were dim which made it look dark even in the morning. Trying to focus on shopping, you pick up a few basic cooking ingredients that you were going to use for dinner tonight. Washing the dishes was too much of a hassle, so maybe you could make something simple like pasta or lasagna. Dropping your grocery basket on the register counter, you ask to pay. The cashier takes your items one by one, beeping them before setting them down into a brown paper bag. You noticed that all the residents in this town had the look of exhaustion smeared on their faces. But you werenât one to judge. You were one of them, anyway.
You hadnât realised you were zoning out before the cashierâs stark voice had snapped you awake.
âMiss, are you paying by cash or card?â She asked, with an impatient look.
âUm, cash. Thanks.â You say sheepishly, a little embarrassed that you werenât paying attention to her.
She took the money from your hands with a swift grab before entering it into the cash register, fingers flying over the rusted keycaps to calculate the change. As the register made a âclickâ sound, she reached inside to take out a few coins, handing them back to you.
You were just about to leave before she called you.
âMiss, I just thought that I should let you know someoneâs been watching you. I donât know if heâs your boyfriend or whatever, but just be careful. He doesnât look like someone whoâs trying to play around.â She said, almost hesitantly.
You felt your heart beat increase. Thanking her bashfully, you hurry out the store, looking around for the truck. It was gone. You quickly ran back home, carrying the bag of groceries tightly against your chest.
Once you stepped inside your house, the unpleasant smell of cigarette smoke and that same manly cologne were immediately brought to your senses. You coughed as you tried to swat the smoke away. You had never touched a cigarette in your life.
When you entered your bedroom, you were met with an even more eerie surprise. On your bed were various scattered polaroids. Beside them, thereâs a little heart-shaped gift box with a note attached to it. With shaking hands, you pick up the polaroid nearest to you. The picture shows you getting changed, your hands unclasping your bra. You instantly felt extremely anxious. The hair, the bra, the bed, it is all exactly the same as yours. It really was you in the photograph.
You couldnât bring yourself to touch the other pictures, but you could see out of the corner of your eye that they were different shots and angles of you doing different things that morning. You hoped that this was all just a nightmare, and that this would all be fake when you woke up.
Tearing the scrawled note from the gift box, you read it with tears in your eyes.
I wanted to thank you for leaving the house today. It made it easier to get pictures of you. Iâm grateful for that, as you looked absolutely gorgeous this morning.
Your outfit was adorable. You really wore a babydoll dress. Did you know those were my favorite kind of dresses? Seeing you in that got me so fucking hard. I wish you could get your pretty ass over here and help me relieve this. Your socks were cute, too. I know your favorites are the frilly ones, so I didnât take those. I didnât want to make you sad.
Are you liking the bruises I left on you? I went extra hard because I wanted everyone to know you were mine. Youâre mine, arenât you? I know you are, bunny. Donât be scared of me. Donât you know how much I love you? You are my absolute world. Seeing you gets me so fucking aroused. I hope you know how much you affect me everyday.
Itâs our 2 month anniversary today.
You couldnât believe this. This explains the missing clothes, the restless nights, the unsettling feeling that you had all the time. It wasnât just nothing. Who was this man? What did he want with you? You wanted to run, but you knew heâd find you. What could you possibly do?
Taking a deep breath, which proved to be immensely difficult, you opened the heart-shaped gift box. Inside the hollow box was a pair of underwear. The lacy, expensive type of underwear that you saw in lingerie shops in the city. You would see guys buying these for their girlfriends. You felt it with your fingers. You really felt it. This wasnât anything cheap. You could never spend the little amount of money you had on something small like underwear.
Did he know you wanted this? Or did he want you to wear this for him? You shuddered, your cries getting noisier. You knew he was probably watching from somewhere. What a sick freak.