Crush42(2014-07-28 14:40:18)Don't be freaked out or anything, but I've actually been watching you for a long time. From a distance, mind you, so you've never seen me, but...
You see, I've followed you plenty in public, but I think it's time to take the next step. I want inside your apartment.
Unfortunately, my opportunities continually elude me due to the fact that, for whatever reason, you, like most, have a routine of locking your doors for security. Maybe, subconsciously, you know I'm there, waiting.
In any case, I've watched you for so long, I've studied your habits: your typical weekday, you leave for work at around 8 AM, 8:30, if you're feeling particularly adventurous, always minding to lock the door. Some days, you come back for a half hour lunch, and when you leave, you once again peskily lock the door. Then, at around 6, you come back, lock the door, do whatever you need to do before going to sleep, maybe drawing the curtains over your constantly locked bedroom window to prevent me from watching you sleep. It's all routine.
Now, I'm as respectful as I am patient. I won't break in, just enter, should I find an unlocked way to do so. You remember the click of the lock before you sat down to eat dinner. Don't worry about it, your door was locked for the night, you made certain. Your routine was almost without flaw up to this point.
Almost.
But, do you remember having to leave in a hurry because you overslept today?
Because I do.
This post has been edited one or more times, the last time was: 2014-07-28 21:49:30
Don't be freaked out or anything, but I've actually been watching you for a long time. From a distance, mind you, so you've never seen me, but...
You see, I've followed you plenty in public, but I think it's time to take the next step. I want inside your apartment.
Unfortunately, my opportunities continually elude me due to the fact that, for whatever reason, you, like most, have a routine of locking your doors for security. Maybe, subconsciously, you know I'm there, waiting.
In any case, I've watched you for so long, I've studied your habits: your typical weekday, you leave for work at around 8 AM, 8:30, if you're feeling particularly adventurous, always minding to lock the door. Some days, you come back for a half hour lunch, and when you leave, you once again peskily lock the door. Then, at around 6, you come back, lock the door, do whatever you need to do before going to sleep, maybe drawing the curtains over your constantly locked bedroom window to prevent me from watching you sleep. It's all routine.
Now, I'm as respectful as I am patient. I won't break in, just enter, should I find an unlocked way to do so. You remember the click of the lock before you sat down to eat dinner. Don't worry about it, your door was locked for the night, you made certain. Your routine was almost without flaw up to this point.
Almost.
But, do you remember having to leave in a hurry because you overslept today?
Because I do.
2014-07-28 21:49:30