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The lib stasi is monitoring those with ''negative'' views of health insurance companies
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bronnybridgerton · 24 days ago
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Who has broken every rule and boundaries that Nic and Luke have in place for their privacy, some how now she is apparently taking the moral high ground now that’s bloody rich coming from her.
1. She stalked Luke and Nic
2. She found out were they lived
3. She makes weird posts saying she wished she was the card on Nic’s boobs
4. She hangs out outside of the bridgerton set more often than most fans
5. She moved 3 house down from Luke
6. She got into Luke’s old building and looked through his windows
7. She’s played both sides of the fandom of against each other
8. Making up a random fandom from Nic hanging out with her friend Jake
None of this is normal behaviour it’s stalking and obsessive behaviour, I stopped following her a long time ago for the weird feeling she gave me, she has no clue what privacy means
If I were you I’d block her and not give her the time of day, she deserves nothing from this fandom or Luke and Nic
Thank you for taking the time to read this
I’m just trying to give everyone a heads up and a little advice
Thanks bronny xx
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valkyriexo · 7 months ago
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Invasion of Privacy | Ep. 8 -If the Shoe fits
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ᑉ³SYNOPSIS; In the dazzling world of fame, you have it all—a beautiful home, devoted fans, and Chan, the love of your life. But when cryptic messages start arriving, the line between adoration and obsession blurs. With each note, you feel increasingly unsafe. Now, you're on a dangerous journey to uncover the truth before it's too late.
ᑉ³PAIRING; Chan x Idol! reader. Ft. Stray Kids
ᑉ³GENRE; Smau, FF , Angst, Hurt, Comfort, mystery
ᑉ³GENERAL WARNINGS ;Violence, Sasaeng (Stalker). Mentions of a knife, mentions of blood, Home invasion, cursing, Kissing, Pain, death, Implied female reader, Certain episodes may be Suggestive MDNI ᑉ³EPISODE WARNINGS : Violence, Sasaeng (Stalker). Mentions of a knife, Home invasion, cursing, Home invasion
EPISODE WORD COUNT; 7.9k Words
AUTHOR'S NOTE ; Thank you for joining me on this journey.<3 Your support and enthusiasm mean the world to me. I hope you've enjoyed the series as much as I've enjoyed creating it. I hope this is a resolution you'll enjoy... Happy season finale!!
If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love to hear your thoughts. Whether it's through comments, reblogs, or sending an ask, your feedback means the world to me. Remember, none of this is real. It is a story. It is fiction. You can choose not to read it if it will make you uncomfortable.
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The morning sunlight filtered through the curtains, peeking through the blinds. You blinked awake, feeling Chan's steady breathing beside you. The events of the previous night rushed back, and your mind immediately began to churn with thoughts of the gift, the unsettling letters, and Hyunjin.
You turned to see Chan still asleep, his face relaxed in peaceful slumber. You carefully slipped out of bed, not wanting to wake him just yet, making your way to the bathroom to freshen up.
After getting dressed, you quietly made your way to the living room. You glanced at the clock—it was early, but you needed to reach out to Hyunjin and Minho and get some answers.
You picked up your phone and sent a quick text to both of them, separately.
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You quickly grabbed your things, ensuring you had the letters you took from Hyunjin's room and the box Minho had left last night.
You left a note for Chan, letting him know you’d be back soon and that you were heading out for a moment.
The early morning air was cool and crisp as you stepped outside. You made your way to the dorms, your mind racing with thoughts and questions.
When you arrived, you found Hyunjin and Minho waiting outside, each looking concerned. They seemed surprised to see each other.
“What are you doing here?” Minho asked, glancing at Hyunjin.
“I could ask you the same thing,” Hyunjin replied, frowning.
Hyunjin raised an eyebrow, looking at Minho with mock suspicion. "First you try to take over my dorm. Now your following me everywhere, huh?"
Minho chuckled, shaking his head. "Please, I have better things to do than follow you around."
Hyunjin crossed his arms, leaning against the wall. "Could've fooled me. What's next? You going to start stealing my clothes?"
Minho sighed. "I don't have time for this. Can you leave? I have a private meeting with Y/N."
Hyunjin raised an eyebrow. “No, I’m meeting with Y/N.”
You stepped between them before the tension could escalate. “Actually, I’m meeting with both of you.” They both looked at you, their expressions shifting from surprise to curiosity. “We need to talk about a few things and its important your both there."
Hyunjin and Minho exchanged glances before nodding in agreement. "Alright," Minho said, gesturing towards the entrance. "Let's go inside and talk."
Once inside, you were led into the living room, and Minho and Hyunjin sat next to each other, while you sat across from them.
You placed the box next to you, the letters hidden inside. You didn't know where else to start other than what you found in Hyunjin's room.
Hyunjin hesitated, glancing at you with a mixture of surprise and hurt. "You went through my things?" His voice was low, tinged with disappointment.
You swallowed, realizing your mistake. "I... I had to. After everything that's been happening, I needed to understand what was going on."
"You... read the letters, didn't you?"
You nodded, feeling a pang of guilt for invading his privacy. "I did... I'm sorry, Hyunjin. I had to understand what was going on."
Minho glanced between you and Hyunjin, sensing the need to clear things up. "What letters are you talking about?"
Hyunjin's expression was a mix of surprise and embarrassment, his cheeks faintly flushed as he glanced at Minho.
You took a deep breath, then reached into the box, retrieving the letters carefully. You handed them to Minho, who took them with a furrowed brow, his eyes scanning the elegant handwriting on the pages.
Hyunjin covered his face briefly with his hand, his embarrassment evident. "I can't believe you found those," he murmured, voice muffled against his palm.
Minho glanced up from the letters, his expression shifting from curiosity to concern as he realized the implications. "Hyunjin..."
You nodded quietly, understanding the weight of the moment. "I found them while trying to piece together everything that's been happening."
Hyunjin shifted uncomfortably under the collective gaze of everyone present.
"Hyunjin… youve been… helping Stay?"
Hyunjin glanced up, meeting your eyes with a mix of confusion and frustration. His earlier embarrassment now gave way to a defensive stance, his arms crossed tightly against his chest. "Helping STAY? No, I haven't been helping them," he replied firmly. "I've been trying to figure out who they are just as much as you."
Minho's eyebrows furrowed deeply, skepticism evident in his expression. He held the letters out towards Hyunjin. "Then how do you explain these letters, Hyunjin? They talk about your feelings for Y/N... your actions... What do you know? Who is STAY?!"
Hyunjin's eyes darted to the letters, his hands visibly trembling as he hesitated to take them out of Minho's hands. "I... I don't know," he stammered, his voice cracking under the weight of Minho's accusation. "I... I swear, I don't know who 'STAY' is. I've never met them," he insisted.
"What did you do?" you asked, your voice edged with concern.
Hyunjin remained quiet, his gaze fixed on the floor, clearly struggling to find the right words.
"You better start talking," Minho threatened, his tone sharp and demanding. He moved closer to Hyunjin, his frustration palpable.
Hyunjin swallowed hard, his jaw tightening. "I never wanted you to find out like this," he admitted, his voice barely above a whisper. "I didn't know who STAY was. They... they found out about my feelings...and my drawings. They threatened to expose everything if I didn't do what they said. They would send me messages, telling me to put letters in specific places or go to certain locations.... I never knew what they were planning, but they made it clear they could ruin everything if I didn't cooperate."
Minho's frustration turned into disbelief mixed with anger. "So, you let yourself be blackmailed? You didn't think to come to me? Or any of us?!"
Hyunjin shook his head, his shoulders tense with guilt. "I was scared, Minho. I didn't want to drag you into this mess. I thought I could handle it on my own."
Minho paced back and forth, running a hand through his hair. "Handling it on your own nearly got all of us into deeper trouble," he muttered, more to himself than to Hyunjin.
You stood beside Minho, feeling torn between anger at the situation and sympathy for Hyunjin's predicament. "Hyunjin, why didn't you tell me?" you asked softly, trying to understand.
Hyunjin looked up at you, his eyes filled with regret. "I didn't want to lose your trust," he admitted. "I didn't want you to see me like this, or for us to lose our friendship."
Minho exhaled sharply, his features softening slightly as he glanced at you. "We need to figure out who STAY is," he said firmly, refocusing on the task at hand. "We can't let them continue to manipulate us."
"We?" You turned and looked at him. "We need to figure out who STAY is?"
Minho looked at you with confusion. "Yes, we. Why wouldn't I help you?"
"Oh yeah?" you replied in disbelief. "I think you've done more than enough helping."
"What are you talking about, Y/N?"
You pulled out your phone, navigating to the security footage from the previous night. "Last night, someone was at my door. I have it on camera."
As the video played, it showed a figure approaching your doorstep. The dim light revealed enough to identify Minho's distinct features.
Minho's eyes widened as he watched himself on the screen, caught in the act. He ran a hand through his hair, his face flushing with embarrassment and guilt. "I... I was there," he admitted quietly, avoiding your gaze.
You raised an eyebrow, crossing your arms. "And seconds after you left, I received a text from STAY about the gift," you continued, showing him the message on your phone. "How do you explain that?"
"The box appeared on my bed with your name on it. I thought you had forgotten it there because you stayed at the dorm the night Seungmin went to the hospital. Maybe you had slept in my bed? I don't know… so I brought it over. I didn't open it or know anything about it."
You frowned, processing his explanation. It made sense, but .... did it?
"So you weren't involved with STAY at all?" you asked, wanting to clarify.
Minho shook his head vehemently. "No, I swear," he replied earnestly. "I had no idea about STAY or the letters. I just wanted to return the box because I thought it was a mix-up."
Hyunjin, who had been listening intently, spoke up cautiously. "Wait, so you didn't know about the text from STAY either?"
Minho looked genuinely surprised. "No," he said, "I had no idea. I just thought I was helping out."
"You better not be lying to me. So help me God...." you snap at him.
Minho's expression turned solemn as he met your gaze, his eyes reflecting a mix of hurt and determination. "I swear, I'm not lying," he insisted. "I didn't know anything about it. I was just trying to do what I thought was right."
You studied him for a moment, searching his eyes for any sign of deception. After a tense pause, you nodded slowly. "Alright," you said firmly, though the uncertainty still lingered. "Let's focus on finding out who STAY is. We need to put an end to this."
Hyunjin nodded in agreement, his earlier defensiveness now replaced with a shared sentiment. "We'll need to be careful," he cautioned, glancing between you and Minho. "STAY seems to know a lot about us."
"If we're going to work together, you have to be honest. What else do you two know? You can't hide anything from me. Who else received letters?"
Minho and Hyunjin exchanged a glance, silently communicating their shared concern. Minho spoke up first, his voice measured. "I... don't know who else received letters," he admitted, his brows furrowing with worry. "I didn't even know about these until now."
Suddenly the attention was suddenly diverted by the arrival of Felix.
"Good Morning everyone!" he said walking by. Then he hesitated, sensing the seriousness in the air. "Why's everyone so serious? Am I interrupting something?" Felix asked, looking around with curiosity.
"You're not interrupting," you said firmly, motioning for Felix to sit down. "Come. Lets chat."
Felix took a seat, his brow furrowing slightly at the atmosphere. "Okay... What's going on?"
"Felix, do you remember the day we went to the warehouse?" you say to him.
"Yes.. why?" he replied cautiously.
"Why did you show up there?" you said. Felix shifted uncomfortably in his seat, his eyes darting around the room as he avoided direct eye contact. He swallowed hard, his Adam's apple bobbing visibly.
"Was there a letter telling you to go there?" you continued.
His fingers fidgeted with the hem of his shirt, twisting the fabric nervously. Felix's usual easygoing demeanor was replaced with a tense, uneasy energy. His shoulders were slightly hunched, and he shifted his weight from one foot to the other as if he wanted to get up and leave but was forcing himself to stay put.
"No... no letter," he said, his voice wavering.
You relaxed slightly, feeling a bit of relief. Maybe Felix was telling the truth. Maybe you could trust him and all his actions.
"I....I-I got a text," Felix added, his voice barely above a whisper.
Just kidding! He's a liar just like the others.
"OH?? SO FOR YOU THEY TOOK THE MODERN ROUTE," Hyunjin said with a bitter laugh. "I had to keep letters like we were fucking pen pals."
"You got a text?!" you exclaimed, your shock evident in your tone.
Felix nodded reluctantly, his gaze darting between you, Minho, and Hyunjin. "It just said to go to Y/N's house, that there was something she wanted to tell me."
You blinked, surprised by Felix's revelation. The implications sank in as you exchanged looks with Minho and Hyunjin, all equally puzzled by this new development.
"To my house?" you repeated, trying to process it.
"Yeah. That's when I saw all of you dressed in black heading out."
"Did you get any more texts after that?" you asked.
"No, I didn't. I didn't know anything else. That's when we went to the warehouse and we saw all of Hyunjin's things there. Which, by the way, why is he here if it's clearly him?" Felix said, his voice now tinged with suspicion.
"Excuse me?" Hyunjin said, his eyes narrowing. "Me? You're saying this is my fault?"
"Your camera was at the crime scene, your drawings were at the crime scene… two plus two definitely equals four," Felix shot back, his voice rising.
Hyunjin's frustration boiled over at Felix's accusation. His hands clenched into fists, ready to confront Felix, but Minho swiftly stepped in, holding Hyunjin back.
"Hey, calm down," Minho said firmly, his voice cutting through the rising tension.
"Felix, think about it," Minho continued, keeping a firm grip on Hyunjin's shoulder. "If Hyunjin was behind this, why would he be here trying to help us figure out who STAY is? He’s been manipulated just like the rest of us."
"He could be lying." He said.
Minho shook his head. "Maybe, but Hyunjin has an alibi. Right, Hyunjin?"
Hyunjin's face went pale, and he looked down, unable to meet anyone's gaze. The room fell silent, the tension palpable.
"Hyunjin?" you prompted, your voice a mix of concern and confusion.
Hyunjin swallowed hard, his voice barely above a whisper. "I… I was at the warehouse. But it wasn't what you think. STAY told me to set the stuff up for someone to view. I didn't know all of you would show up....." he said. "I thought I had more time to leave.... Then I saw someone chasing after me, so I ran."
"You?" you said, your voice barely above a whisper yet filled with disbelief. "It was you?"
Hyunjin froze, the weight of your words hitting him hard. He met your gaze, his expression a mix of guilt and remorse, knowing what would come next.
"You're the one who hurt Seungmin?" The question hung in the air, heavy with accusation and the need for clarity.
Hyunjin swallowed hard, his jaw tight as he struggled to find the right words. "I... I didn't mean for any of this to happen," he finally admitted, his voice strained with emotion. "STAY told me to set things up, but I never intended for anyone to get hurt... God I'm sorry..."
His eyes pleaded for understanding, but the pain in your heart overshadowed any immediate forgiveness. " Please dont tell any of this to Chan." he said quietly.
You took a step back, needing to distance yourself from the situation. The room felt suffocating, filled with accusations and revelations that shattered the fragile peace you had desperately clung to.
"I can't," you managed to say, your voice trembling with a mix of anger and hurt. "I need to go."
Minho reached out, trying to stop you. "Y/N, please, we need to figure this out together. You can't just—"
You shook your head, tears welling up in your eyes. "I just... I can't right now," your tone final as you turned away, unable to bear the weight of their presence any longer. Your mind raced with unanswered questions and the painful realization that everything you thought you knew had been turned upside down.
Without another word, you took the box and hurried out of the dorm, the sound of their voices fading behind you, each one grappling with their own guilt and the devastating consequences of their actions. The truth had finally surfaced, but it had come at a cost none of them could have anticipated. The world outside seemed distant and surreal as you walked in the direction of your house.
You arrived home feeling utterly devastated. Every step felt heavier as you walked through the door, the familiar comfort of your home offering little solace in the face of betrayal and deceit.
Chan was in the living room, a wide smile spreading across his face as he saw you enter. "Good afteroon, Y/N!" he exclaimed cheerfully, his eyes bright with happiness. "Where did you disappear off to?"
You couldn't find the words to answer immediately. The truth threatened to spill out, but the pain was still too raw, too overwhelming to articulate.
"I just needed a breather," you replied with a fake smile. "Nothing too adventurous, I promise."
You collapsed onto the nearest couch. Chan's gaze shifted back to the box in your hands, his brow furrowing slightly. "What's in your hands there?" he asked gently, noticing your hesitation.
You looked down at the box in your hands and then back up at Chan with a small smile. "Just what I'm wearing for the date," you replied softly, hoping to steer the conversation away from the heavier thoughts weighing on your mind.
Chan's eyes widened slightly in surprise, his expression turning curious. "Oh, really?" he asked, his tone filled with interest. I've been looking forward to our date tonight. Are you excited?"
His enthusiasm was contagious, and for a brief moment, you allowed yourself to be swept up in his positivity.
"Yeah," you replied softly, managing a more genuine smile now. "I am. It'll be nice to just relax and enjoy some time together."
"That's great to hear. I can't wait." As he continued talking, his excitement filled the room. "I actually need to head out soon. I have a photoshoot in a few minutes," he explained apologetically, glancing at the clock. "But I'll meet you at the restaurant tonight, okay?"
Despite the heaviness in your heart, Chan's genuine enthusiasm lifted your spirits.
"Sounds perfect," you replied, grateful for his understanding and support. "I'll see you there."
Chan leaned in, placing a gentle kiss on your forehead before heading towards the door. "Take care of yourself, Y/N. I love you."
With that, he left, his infectious positivity lingering in the air.
As Chan left, his words echoed in your mind. "I love you." The weight of those three words mingled with the sea of emotions you were feeling. You wanted to believe in the simplicity of his love, in the comfort it promised amidst the chaos.
But the truth you had just confronted threatened to overshadow everything. The betrayal, the deceit—it was a shadow you couldn't escape, even in Chan's loving embrace.
You set the box down on the coffee table, its contents a reminder of the tangled web of lies and secrets. With a heavy sigh, you sank deeper into the couch, feeling the weight of exhaustion settle over you.
Minutes passed like hours as you sat there, lost in thoughts that refused to quiet. The sound of Chan's departure lingered in the silence, leaving behind a hollow ache in your chest.
Eventually, you roused yourself, realizing that dwelling on the pain wouldn't change the reality you faced. Tonight's date with Chan loomed ahead.
With a mix of curiosity and defiance, you opened the box and pulled out the dress. The emerald green dress shimmered in the light.
Why this dress? Why did Stay want me to have it?
Running your fingers over the fabric, you decided to wear it, feeling a strange pull to engage with the mystery rather than shy away from it.
After a quick shower and a bit of makeup, you slipped into the dress, its smooth texture clinging comfortably to your figure. Standing before the mirror, you assessed the overall look. The dress seemed to carry an air of intrigue, as if it held secrets yet to be uncovered. It was as if by donning this dress, you were stepping into a role—a role that STAY had laid out for you.
You hailed a cab to La Lumière, an exquisite restaurant known for its luxurious ambiance and gourmet cuisine. The cab ride was a blur of thoughts and emotions, the dress's presence a constant reminder of the enigmatic message from STAY.
As you arrived at the restaurant, the evening sun began to set, casting a warm glow over the elegant facade of La Lumière. The valet greeted you with a smile as you stepped out of the cab, feeling a mixture of nerves and anticipation.
Inside, the restaurant dazzled with its crystal chandeliers, soft music, and the murmur of patrons enjoying their meals. The maître d' welcomed you warmly and escorted you to a table set in a secluded corner, overlooking a garden.
You took a deep breath, trying to steady your racing heart. As you settled into your seat, your eyes scanned the room, searching for Chan. Moments later, you spotted him approaching with a smile that softened the edges of your unease.
Chan approached you with confident strides, dressed in a tailored black suit that accentuated his broad shoulders and lean frame. The soft lighting of the restaurant's ambiance cast a subtle glow on his features. His dark hair was neatly styled, adding to his effortlessly sophisticated appearance.
"Y/N," Chan greeted you warmly, his eyes alight with affection as he took your hand in his. "You look absolutely stunning."
You couldn't help but return his smile, feeling a flutter of warmth in your chest at his compliment. "Thank you," you replied softly, the tension of the evening slowly easing in his presence. "I'm glad you think so."
Chan leaned in slightly, his gaze lingering on you with an affectionate glow. "I always think so," he murmured sincerely, his thumb gently brushing against the back of your hand.
You smiled at Chan's sincere words, feeling a sense of comfort and security in his presence. The ambient music and soft murmur of other diners seemed to fade into the background as you focused on him.
"How was your photoshoot?" you asked, trying to steer the conversation to lighter topics, at least for now.
"It went really well," Chan replied, his smile widening. "We got some great shots. I can't wait for you to see them. What about you? How was your day?"
You hesitated, not wanting to dive into the emotional morning you had been through. "It was... eventful," you said with a faint smile, hoping to keep things vague.
Chan seemed to sense your reluctance and didn't press further. Instead, he squeezed your hand gently and changed the topic. "I'm really glad we're doing this tonight. We both needed a break."
The waiter arrived to take your orders, and you both chose your meals with ease. As he left, Chan's eyes lingered on you, a tender expression on his face.
"You know," he said softly, "when I saw you tonight, it reminded me of why I fell in love with you in the first place. You just have this way of making my eyes light up whenever I see you.
You felt your cheeks warm at his words, a small smile tugging at your lips. "You're just saying that."
"No, I mean it," Chan insisted, his gaze steady. "You've become my heart, and I can't imagine my life without you. I love you more than words can express, and I want to spend every moment showing you just how much you mean to me."
You felt your heart skip a beat at Chan's heartfelt words, his sincerity washing over you like a warm embrace. His gaze held yours, unwavering and filled with a depth of emotion that mirrored your own feelings.
"I love you too, Chan," you replied softly, your voice laced with affection. "More than you know."
A tender smile spread across Chan's face, his eyes crinkling at the corners with happiness. He leaned in closer, his hand reaching across the table to gently cup your cheek.
The first course arrived, beautifully presented and enticing. As you both began to eat, Chan kept the conversation light, talking about funny moments from his photoshoot and sharing amusing anecdotes that had you laughing despite yourself.
"So, there was this one pose they wanted me to do," Chan said with an amused grin, leaning in to share the story. "I had to hold this giant lollipop for the shoot. The thing was, I kept dropping it. They must have brought me like 40 lollipops! It was like a curse or something. Every time I tried to strike a pose, down went the lollipop."
You giggled, imagining the scene. "I wish I could have seen that."
"Oh, there are pictures," Chan assured you with a grin. "I'm sure they'll surface eventually."
As the evening progressed, the conversation flowed naturally, moving from light-hearted anecdotes to deeper, more meaningful topics. Chan's presence was like a balm to your troubled heart, his warmth and care enveloping you in a sense of safety you had almost forgotten.
As dessert was served—a decadent chocolate fondant with vanilla ice cream—Chan leaned in, his voice soft. "Remember our first date? How nervous we both were?"
You smiled at the memory. "Yes, you kept knocking over your glass.,,, and dropping your fork"
"So did you! we both reached down and knocked out heads togehter under the table." he chuckled. "We've come a long way since then."
"Yeah instead of forks your dropping lolipops now," you said
"I guess some things never change," he said.
As the last bites of dessert disappeared and the evening began to wind down, Chan glanced at his watch with a slight frown. "I just realized, I left my laptop at the studio," he admitted, a hint of frustration in his voice. "I need to go back and get it."
You nodded understandingly, though a part of you felt a pang of disappointment that the evening was ending sooner than expected. "It's alright," you reassured him with a smile, trying to hide any hint of sadness. "I can take a cab home. Don't worry about it."
Chan's expression softened, and he reached across the table to squeeze your hand gently. "I'm really sorry," he apologized sincerely. "I didn't mean for our night to end like this."
"It's okay, really," you replied, giving his hand a reassuring squeeze in return.
With a lingering touch and a final exchange of affectionate glances, you both stood up from the table, ready to part ways for the night.
As Chan hailed a cab for you outside the restaurant, you couldn't help but feel a mix of emotions swirling within you—gratitude for the evening spent together, a lingering sadness that it had to end so abruptly, and a deep affection for Chan, whose presence had comforted you through the turmoil of the day.
As you settled into the backseat of the cab, Chan leaned in through the window, his warm gaze fixed on yours. "I'll call you as soon as I get home with the laptop," he promised softly, his voice filled with sincerity.
You nodded, a small smile gracing your lips. "Take care," you said, your voice betraying a hint of reluctance to part ways.
"I will," Chan replied with a gentle smile, his hand resting briefly on the window before he stepped back.
The cab pulled away from the curb, and you watched Chan's figure recede in the distance, a bittersweet feeling settling over you. As the city lights blurred outside the window, you reflected on the evening—the laughter, the heartfelt conversations, and the love you had for Chan.
Arriving home, you thanked the driver and stepped out onto the familiar street, the cool night air enveloping you.
As you approached your doorstep, your mind still lingering on the evening with Chan, you reached for the doorknob out of habit. To your surprise, it turned easily under your touch. You blinked, a flicker of confusion crossing your features. You never left the door unlocked—it was a simple precaution you always took.
Entering cautiously, your senses heightened, you scanned the living room. Everything seemed undisturbed, yet a feeling of unease lingered. The air felt charged, as if something had shifted in your absence. A soft rustling sound from the direction of the stairs drew your attention, setting your nerves on edge.
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Your phone, suddenly, blinked out of existence, leaving you stranded in the dark room. You stared at it, praying it would come back to life.
But as seconds stretched on, it became painfully clear that your phone wasn't coming back. Its sudden death left you exposed, vulnerable to whatever dangers lurked in the shadows of your home.
Minutes tick by, each one stretching into an eternity as you strain to hear any sign of the intruder's presence. Your breath catches in your throat with every creak of the floorboards, every subtle shift in the air. The tension is palpable, suffocating, as you wait in the confined space of the closet, your heart pounding in your chest.
And then, just when you're starting to believe you imagined it all, you hear footsteps approaching. Each footfall reverberates through the floor, sending a shiver down your spine.
Your heart lurches into your throat as the closet door swings open, flooding the small space with blinding light. There they stand—the intruder—their eyes wild with fervor as they gaze down at you, cowering in the darkness.
"You're finally here," they breathe, their voice a mixture of awe and desperation. "I've been waiting for this moment for so long."
With trembling hands, you quickly move, darting past them as fast as you can and rushing into the kitchen. Your heart pounds in your chest as you grab a knife, the cold metal offering little help in the face of danger. "Stay back!" you yell out. "Dont come any closer."
But as you turn around, ready to defend yourself, you find the intruder standing in the doorway, their posture relaxed, almost casual, a mask covering their face.
The mask worn by the intruder is unsettlingly intricate. It's made of smooth, white porcelain, molded into a serene, almost doll-like face. The features are delicate yet haunting—the eyes hollow and dark, giving an impression of endless depth. Thin, painted lips are set in a neutral expression, devoid of emotion. The mask covers the entirety of the intruder's face, leaving no hint of their true identity behind its eerie facade.
"I see you wore the dress" they say suddenly.
You recongnize their voice. But why?
"Why are you here?" you manage to ask, your voice trembling despite your efforts to remain composed. You know you need to keep them talking, buying time to figure out who they are and what they want.
The intruder pauses for a moment as if considering their response. "I've come to ensure things are how they were supposed be," they finally reply, their voice carrying an eerie calmness that sends a shiver down your spine. They take one step closer.
You instinctively take a step back, your mind racing as you try to piece together the puzzle of their identity.
"Stay? Is that what you call yourself?"
The intruder remains silent for a tense moment, seemingly unmoved by your words.
"Why do you ask questions you already know the answers to?" they reply calmly, their tone sending a chill through your bones.
You continue to stall, hoping to glean more information that might help unravel this mystery. "What do you want from me?" you ask, your voice steadier now as you press for clarity.
The intruder's gaze behind the porcelain mask lingers on you for a moment longer, their expression inscrutable. "Everything," they say.
The intruder's laughter echoes in the room, a chilling sound that sends a shiver down your spine. It's a laugh you've heard before, but distorted by the mask and the eerie circumstances. As they laugh, you strain to place the familiar cadence, trying to ignore the fear creeping into your mind.
And then it clicks.
"Aera," you gasp, the name escaping your lips in a mix of disbelief and horror.
The laughter abruptly stops, replaced by an eerie silence that hangs heavily in the air. Aera stands before you, still masked and unnervingly composed, her gaze piercing through the porcelain facade.
"Why?" you manage to ask, your voice trembling as you struggle to comprehend the betrayal unfolding before you.
Aera removes the mask confirming your guess.
"Bingo," she mocks, her voice dripping with sarcasm as she echoes your earlier realization. "You finally figured it out."
Your heart sinks at her callous response, the sting of betrayal cutting deep. You struggle to comprehend her motives, the lack of empathy or regret hardening your resolve.
"You finally see me now, huh?" Aera's words carry a bitter edge, mocking and cold.
"See...you? What?" You stare at her, confusion furrowing your brow.
Aera's gaze hardens, her eyes narrowing with resentment. "You don't remember, do you?" Her voice drips with disdain. "No, of course you don't. You only cared about yourself."
Confusion clouds your thoughts as you try to recall any significant moments between you and Aera.
" We grew up in the same neighborhood, attended the same schools, and even shared dance and vocal lessons, " She said.
But your paths had rarely intersected beyond casual acquaintance.
"We weren't close," you finally manage to say, your voice tinged with uncertainty.
Aera scoffs, the sound cutting through the tension in the room. "Close enough for you to take everything I ever wanted," she retorts bitterly.
You struggle to comprehend her accusation. "What do you mean?"
Aera's bitterness spills over as she recounts years of shared aspirations and unspoken rivalry. "We were always competing, whether you realized it or not," she admits harshly. "I should've had your life. I went through the same programs, the same auditions."
You listen intently, the pieces of a long-forgotten puzzle starting to click into place. Memories of school performances, talent shows, and the buzz surrounding Aera's undeniable talent begin to resurface. She had always been the standout, the star trainee whose potential had drawn the attention of talent scouts.
"I was the star of our school," Aera continues bitterly, her words painting a picture of missed opportunities and unfulfilled promises. "Everyone knew about me. I had dreams of making it big, just like you.....And then JYP came," Aera says, her voice lowering as she recounts the turning point. "They were interested in me. They saw my potential, just like everyone else did."
The realization dawns on you as Aera's story unfolds. You rememember that day...
"But they signed you instead," Aera concludes bitterly, her gaze locked on yours with a mix of resentment and resignation. "They chose you over me."
...It was the day you met Zayne, your manager.
The weight of her words settles heavily on your shoulders. The twist of fate that had catapulted you into the spotlight while leaving Aera behind, despite her undeniable talent and years of hard work.
"I didn't know," you say softly, your voice filled with genuine remorse. "I didn't know it was supposed to be you."
Aera's expression softens slightly, her eyes reflecting years of hurt and longing. "You got signed," she continues bitterly, her voice tinged with resignation. "You became the biggest star. And then you met Chan."
"I met Chan when we were young," Aera explains, a hint of nostalgia softening her tone. "We hit it off immediately. He was the one I dreamed of building a future with. But then both of you got signed, became trainees for JYP, and everything changed."
Her words hang between you like an accusation, echoing the unspoken truth of lost opportunities and shattered dreams. Aera's gaze, once soft with nostalgia, now hardened with years of pent-up frustration.
"I watched as you both soared to heights I could only dream of," she continues bitterly, her voice trembling slightly with suppressed emotion. "Stray Kids, Chan, Zayne, everything that should have been mine."
"But why? Why do all this?" you say.
"Because, you conceeded little bitch, If I cant have this life then neither can you. You dont deserve it. I'm the onle who worked hard for it, I'm the reason why zayne was there in the first place." she said bitterly.
"So if its between the two of us, why bring all the members throught it. Hyunjin, minho, seungmin, they didnt deserve any of that."
"because they were all in love with you. Your everything to all of them..."
"And your nothing to anybody."
She is quiet. The room feels suffocating, the tension palpable as you both stand there, trapped in the aftermath of years of unspoken grievances. Aera's silence speaks of years of watching from the sidelines, of dreams shattered and hearts broken. It's a silence that speaks louder than any words could, revealing the depth of her feelings and the wounds that may never fully heal.
"I didn't recognize you," you whisper, the realization hitting you like a wave of regret. "When you became my assistant, I didn't see who you really were."
Aera stops in her tracks, her back still turned to you. The bitterness in her voice seeps through her words. "Of course you didn't," she scoffs softly. "To you, I was just another face in the crowd, someone who was supposed to fade into the background."
You struggle to find the right words, wanting to explain, to make amends somehow. "I didn't mean to overlook you," you say, your voice tinged with sorrow. "I was caught up in my own world, chasing after what I thought was success....I'm sorry," you say, the words feeling inadequate in the face of Aera's pain.
Her gaze softens momentarily, a flicker of resignation crossing her features. "It's too late for sorry now," she replies quietly. "You have what you wanted. Everything I thought should have been mine."
You struggle to find the words to respond.
Her eyes, once filled with hurt and bitterness, now narrow with determination as she launches herself into action.
With startling speed, Aera lunges forward, her fists a blur of motion aimed directly at you. You barely manage to block her initial strikes, the impact jolting you backwards. The fight intensifies as you desperately parry her relentless assault, each blow ringing out like a bell in the confined space.
In a desperate move, Aera maneuvers you towards the cupboards, her strength and determination surprising you. With a powerful shove, she sends you crashing into the wooden cabinets, the impact reverberating through your body. Pain shoots through your back as the force knocks the wind out of you.
Gritting your teeth against the pain, you push back with equal fervor. Adrenaline courses through your veins, fueling your determination to end the confrontation. You muster every ounce of skill and agility, countering Aera's attacks with precision and ferocity.
The room echoes with the clash of bodies and the sound of splintering wood as the fight rages on. Sweat beads on your brow, mingling with the sting of exertion. Aera fights with a fervor fueled by years of resentment and perceived injustice, her strikes relentless and focused.
The battle with your emotions was just as intense as the physical struggle with Aera. You didnt want to hurt her. But you had to defend yourself. You knew you had to make a choice, the knife you had grabbed earlier gleaming in the kitchen light.
But before you can make a decision, you hear the distant wail of sirens approaching, the sound a stark reminder of the danger lurking just beyond your doorstep.
She flinches at the sound, her eyes darting towards the door with a mix of fear and resignation. For a moment, the facade of confidence slips, revealing the vulnerable girl beneath.
"I have to go," she murmurs, her voice barely above a whisper. "But I'll be back. I promise."
And with that, she turns and begins to run as fast as she can towards the back door. With a swift motion, she disappears into the night, leaving you alone in the darkness, the echoes of her words lingering like a haunting refrain.
As tears stream down your cheeks, you step back, your slowly back banging against the cupboard, and you slide down onto the floor, overwhelmed by a flood of emotions. The events of the night felt like a nightmare, each moment etched into your memory with vivid clarity.
Suddenly, the door bursts open, and in rush Chan, Changbin, and Minho, their faces a mix of concern and panic. Chan's eyes widen in alarm as he spots you on the floor, and he rushes towards you, dropping to his knees beside you.
"Are you okay? What happened? Are you hurt?" he bombards you with questions, his voice trembling with worry as he wraps his arms around you, pulling you close.
You bury your face in Chan's chest, seeking comfort in his embrace as you try to steady your breathing.
Changbin and Minho hover nearby, their expressions mirroring Chan's concern as they scan the room for any signs of danger.
Before you can respond, the sound of heavy footsteps of approaching police officers fill the room.
Their voices loud and authoritative as they demand to know what's going on. For a moment, there's chaos as the officers mistake Chan, Changbin, and Minho for the intruders, their hands moving to their holsters in anticipation of danger.
But you quickly intervene, your voice shaky but firm as you clarify that they're your boyfriend and friends, not the ones who broke into your home. The tension in the room dissipates as the officers realize their mistake, and they quickly shift their focus to ensuring your safety and apprehending the real intruder.
Trembling in Chan's embrace, you find the courage to speak up, your voice still quivering with fear.
"Stay" you whisper.
"Of course baby...Im not going anywhere" he replies as his hand runs through your hair.
"No.. Stay," you repeat.
"Stay.......- Oh my God." He says, the words finally clicking. " They were here?"
You nod your head. He could not do anything more then stare at you in disbelief.
"I was so scared, Chan. I didn't know what to do." You recount the events of the night, the sense of violation still fresh in your mind.
"It was Aera," you whisper, the words tumbling out in a rush. "She broke into the house... She knew everything about me, Chan. It was like she was obsessed. Not only with me, but with you.... She was in love with you"
Chan's grip tightens around you, his expression darkening with anger and concern.
"That explains the letters…" Chan murmurs, his voice barely above a whisper, his words hanging in the air as he tries to make sense of the connection.
"..What letters?" you say quietly.
"They were addressed to me, but they… they felt like love letters. Like someone was watching me, wanting something more…"
"Chan... you got letters and didn't tell me?" you say.
Chan sighs, running a hand through his hair in frustration. "I didn't think much of them," he admits, his voice tinged with regret. "They seemed harmless—compliments, admiration, nothing threatening."
Suddenlt, Two officers enter the kitchen area, their expressions serious yet professional. One introduces herself as Officer Jin, while her partner, Officer Kang, takes note of the surroundings.
"Thank you for coming," Chan says.
Officer Jin nods, her gaze shifting between you and Chan. "Can you please tell us what happened tonight?" she asks, her tone gentle yet authoritative.
You take a deep breath, steeling yourself to recount the events. "I.. got home and the door was unlocked," you begin, your voice steady despite the lingering unease. "I thought it was an intruder, so I texted Chan."
You continue. "I hid in the closet.. but they found me anyways. It was Aera.. my assistant. She had broken in. " he explains, his brow furrowing with concern. "She seemed... unstable."
Officer Kang scribbles notes in his pad, his expression focused as he listens intently. "Did she say why she was here?" he prompts, his eyes flicking up to gauge your reactions.
"She mentioned something about wanting what I have," you answer, recalling Aera's bitter words with a shiver. "She seemed fixated on the idea that my life should have been hers."
Officer Jin nods thoughtfully, her expression sympathetic. "And did she threaten you in any way?"
You hesitate, the memory of Aera's unsettling presence vivid in your mind. "She attacked me." you respond quietly.
His brow furrows ever so slightly, a shadow of concern darkening his features. You notice his jaw tighten, a telltale sign of his anger.
"I tried to defend myself... But she only stopped when we heard the sirens. Then she ran out the backdoor." With that, one of the other officers immediently left towards the backdoor.
Chan's gaze softens, his thumb gently wiping away your tears as he pulls you closer.
"Im sorry you had to go through that. In the meantime, we'll increase patrol in your area and provide you with a direct line to reach us if anything else happens."
You nod gratefully, feeling a sense of relief knowing that the authorities are taking the situation seriously. As the officers continue to ask detailed questions and jot down notes, Chan remains by your side.
You thank the officers and they leave, leaving you alone in the house with the other 3 boys. Chan pulls you into a tight embrace, whispering words of reassurance and comfort in your ear.
And in that moment, surrounded by the warmth of his embrace and the support of your friends, you begin to feel a glimmer of hope that you'll be able to put this terrifying ordeal behind you.
"I'm not letting you out of my sight tonight," he says, his tone firm yet gentle. "You're coming with me. I'll pack a bag for you." He moves to get up, but you cling to him tighter, the thought of being separated from him filling you with a deep sense of unease.
"Please, don't leave me," you plead, your voice barely above a whisper.
Chan's expression changes, his eyes reflecting the depth of his love and concern for you. "Okay..I won't, I promise," he assures you, pressing a tender kiss to your forehead.
With a sense of urgency, he gestures to Minho, who understands what is being asked of him.
Minho nods silently, understanding the gravity of the situation, and hurries off to gather your belongings. Meanwhile, Chan remains by your side.
As he returns with the bag packed, Chan helps you to your feet, his touch gentle yet reassuring. "Let's go," he says softly, his voice filled with determination.
With trembling limbs, you follow Chan out of the house, your heart racing with a mixture of fear and gratitude. But as his hand finds yours, intertwining your fingers together, you find solace in the warmth of his touch.
You get into the car, Changbin in the driver's seat, Minho in the front, and you and Chan in the back. You lean on Chan's shoulder as the car moves forward, finding comfort in his presence.
Your ready to put all this behind you. You allow yourself to close your eyes and rest.
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thefugitivesaint · 8 months ago
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''The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power'' by Shoshana Zuboff, 2018 "I define surveillance capitalism as the unilateral claiming of private human experience as free raw material for translation into behavioral data. These data are then computed and packaged as prediction products and sold into behavioral futures markets — business customers with a commercial interest in knowing what we will do now, soon, and later. It was Google that first learned how to capture surplus behavioral data, more than what they needed for services, and used it to compute prediction products that they could sell to their business customers, in this case advertisers. But I argue that surveillance capitalism is no more restricted to that initial context than, for example, mass production was restricted to the fabrication of Model T’s. Right from the start at Google it was understood that users were unlikely to agree to this unilateral claiming of their experience and its translation into behavioral data. It was understood that these methods had to be undetectable. So from the start the logic reflected the social relations of the one-way mirror. They were able to see and to take — and to do this in a way that we could not contest because we had no way to know what was happening. We rushed to the internet expecting empowerment, the democratization of knowledge, and help with real problems, but surveillance capitalism really was just too lucrative to resist. This economic logic has now spread beyond the tech companies to new surveillance–based ecosystems in virtually every economic sector, from insurance to automobiles to health, education, finance, to every product described as “smart” and every service described as “personalized.” By now it’s very difficult to participate effectively in society without interfacing with these same channels that are supply chains for surveillance capitalism’s data flows." from an interview with Shoshana Zuboff in the Harvard Gazette in March of 2019. It's an interesting interview that I suggest you peruse.
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wallacepolsom · 3 months ago
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Wallace Polsom, Life During Wartime: Invasion of Privacy (28 Nov 2024), paper collage, 24.1 x 31.1 cm.
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multifandominfj · 6 months ago
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Someone hold me back, because I’m about to jump over this table to fight Bitchabel for taking these photos, and Jesús for using them as blackmail.
WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK?! 💀🤬
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homucifer-ryotan · 5 months ago
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At this point saying and hashtagging #Stop Kosa isn't enough. We should doing a #Stop Chuck Schumer tag.
And by stopping him, I mean calling him as much as Mike Johnson, Hakeem Jeffries, and Steve Scalise, and politely and patiently convincing him on why Kill Online Speech Act will not be good for anyone, let alone American kids.
Schumer has been pushing for KOSA way too much (even more than Marsha Blackburn and Richard Blumenthal lately, and they were the ones who created that cursed bad internet bill in the first place) and he is mostly likely the reason KOSA is back from the dead after being gone for just about a month.
He has using Kill Online Speech Act's title of "Kids Safety" and misguided American parents to push the bill to become legal (even though there are American parents that do not want KOSA). We need not only more Americans, especially American parents to call him and convince why making KOSA a law would not only be bad for kids (and everyone else in the world) but will also make America look bad.
TLTR: Chuck Schumer looks like KOSA biggest supporter and is most likely the reason why Kill Online Speech Act got brought back from the dead even though the bill is an invasion of privacy and violates the first amendment. The more American parents call him on all the reasons why is a bad internet bill, the more likely we can KOSA can be dead for good.
Please parents and everyone else, use the google doc and other links before and keep calling Mike Johnson, Hakeem Jeffries, Steve Scalise, and Chuck Schumer calmly and politely. For the sake of having free and safe internet for everyone regardless of age.
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paingoes · 1 month ago
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Shrike II
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(Content: female whumpee, lab whump, implied military whump, solitary confinement, drugging, invasion of privacy, captivity)
But the next time she woke up, she was already inside of it. She’d woken up beneath the fluorescence a handful of times, but never on purpose. The mirror was new. And the injury, at the time, felt novel.
The dull pain at her shoulder only came to life as she dug her fingers into it — even then, it struggled to wake. The more immediate sensation was a stickiness, the feeling of being held down. Electrodes clung to her scalp and chest. The floor was a mess of wires. She rose carefully so as not to disturb them.
Four white walls and one observation windows that presented itself as a plain mirror. Soft blue bedding in the dead center of the room, haloed by the host of information detectors wired up to her body. A small curtain in the corner for four square feet of privacy.
The gown that covered her was the same color of the bed, too easy to tear, and tied in the back. She moved to adjust the straps of it, but found her hands mostly unwilling, slightly numbed, and ceased her efforts. 
She crossed the room to the mirror, staring into her own reflection, knowing someone on the other side of it would be unnerved by the sudden eye contact. She leaned forward into the small microphone they positioned at the edge of the mirror. There were no controls for it. It was already on and always would be.
“I’m awake,” she spoke into the microphone, in case there was any ambiguity.
Three long seconds without reply before the intercom crackled to life, loud enough to be painful. Less than an inch of glass separated the two of them, but it sounded like the other was calling in from Antartica.
“Good morning, agent.”
“Have we been compromised?” she asked. Softer, she added: “Have I?”
The question was a formality. She knew what this room was for. Still, the silence that followed compounded the dread. For a moment it seemed like they would not answer at all.
“Hard to say.”
Yes.
Her breath caught in her throat for a second, but she knew the microphone had not caught it, and nothing in her expression changed. She enunciated the next words very carefully.
“I notice there is a large section of my shoulder missing.”
It was not an accusation necessarily, but for a moment she worried it was too direct a confrontation. The silence that followed from the other end felt weighted and guilty.
“That is correct. You’ve been placed under quarantine to monitor its development.”
“Clarity: Is this a permanent arrangement?”
“Hard to say.”
They could probably read her heartbeat from where they were and would not have missed the way it quickened. The muscles of her jaw tightened uncomfortably even as she willed her heart to slow.
“May I speak to Kennedy?”
“He isn’t here right now.”
“I don’t believe you.”
“He isn’t available.”
“Tell him I asked for him by name.”
An enduring silence. She did not move from her position. It was a soundproof room, but she listened intently, as though she might be able to hear the sound of a chair scraping on the other side or an argument from one room over.
There was a different voice when the intercom returned. Silken and sympathetic, like the harsh analog was not made to receive it. 
“Oh, my darling. We weren’t expecting you up so quickly. Are you feeling better?”
In spite of the circumstances, to hear him on the other end was immediately reassuring to her. It was enough to know that she had not been completely abandoned. 
A soft blush still rose to her cheeks to hear him say darling. She knew how unlikely it was that they were the only two people on the call, could guess how many people were surrounding him now.
“I would appreciate some clarity about my situation, if that is agreeable to you.”
“Shoot.”
“Why am I being treated as if I came from over the border?”
“Because you did. You got cut within the Violet Country and there’s a significant risk of infection. We agreed it would be best to quarantine you until we can verify there’s been no contagion.”
“I don’t think I would have consented to this.”
“You did, though. You don’t remember because we gave you a very potent amnesiac, plus a mix of other sedatives to help with the process.”
“I feel perfectly lucid.”
“You are not. It is unlikely you will even remember this conversation.”
“It seems pointless to continue then, as I’ll likely have all the same questions the next time I wake up, but as I recall it infiltration is not in my job description.”
This was the angriest she ever allowed herself to be. Even then, it could just as easily be mistaken for confusion. She tried to keep her tone neutral, but the way he groveled in response told her the message had gotten across.
“It was my order. I am so, so sorry. If I had any idea there was going to be activity at this point in the cycle, I never would have sent you.”
“I forgive you,” she responded immediately. She could not imagine withholding it from him. “May I know the details of the incident which landed me here?”
“The memories are going to come back to you as soon as the drugs wear off and you will understand them better than I can relay to you.”
“I ask again: Is this meant to be a permanent arrangement?”
“Quarantine, angel. Sound it out.”
“Forty days?”
“Approximately.”
That was bad, but it was better than forever. She didn’t ask just how approximate that estimate was. She wondered if the lights would turn out each night or whether she would be left to guess each passing second. There was no clock in the room by design.
“Would it be possible for you to get my belongings from my apartment?”
“Possible, yes. But we would need to destroy them upon release.”
“I see.”
“Do you want me to go?”
“I would like real clothes if I am going to be under continuous observation.”
“Understood. I’ll take care of it. Is there anything else?”
Are you really going to leave me alone in here for a month? What happened to me? What will happen to me? What are you looking for? Am I going to die? 
“No.”
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nemfrog · 2 years ago
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House tour. Better Homes and Gardens. April 1947. Mildly titillating magazine ad for shower curtains.
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nando161mando · 8 months ago
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Behold.. Idaho becomes the first to require ID.. for the PUBLIC LIBRARY. Knowledge and Thinking is the enemy.
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onlytiktoks · 1 month ago
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I don't know how accurate their information about Facebook messenger is, but Instagram (Facebook owned) had a college kid arrested for PRIVATE messages over a joke...
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kotamagic · 6 months ago
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Government bastards keep trying to push this through. Don't let them!
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This girl on here posted information about Luke’s hotel stay, she couldn’t take the backlash she got for disrespecting and digging into private information that’s nobody’s business, people know stuff but never post, plus i know from that industry that they protect celebrities information they would never talk about or they’d be fired
People should fabricate lies to suit their own agenda or narrative
I’m sit and tired of people thinking it’s ok to dig into peoples private lives and then post it all over the internet for there entertainment, it’s crossing a line I’m fking sick and tired of it 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
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