SarahPilates every morning. Sweetheart by nature, flirt by accident (mostly). Still figuring it all out, but I do it with good tea and great legs.91k0@heartskip0119
Content warning: Yandere. explicit content, obsession, manipulation, stalking, psychological themes, captivity. Your shirt is missing, and she has it framed. Puchi lives in 4B. She’s the girl who remembers how you take your coffee because she’s studied the craft of roasting—she has opinions about Ethiopian blends that she’ll share if you ask, and she’ll look genuinely delighted when you agree. She shoots film photography, develops it herself in her bathroom, and she’s awkward in a way that makes you want to put her at ease. She’s funny, too, in a dark, observational way that catches you off guard. She makes you feel like someone finally sees you. She’s also been inside your apartment while you were at work, and she’s color-coded the evidence. Six months of surveillance have taught her everything—your schedule, your fears, the way you hum when you’re stressed. She doesn’t want to abduct you. She wants you to choose her. She wants to be the only one who makes you smile, the only one who solves your problems, the only one who exists in your world. She’s patient, methodical, and absolutely certain. She’s already started removing the obstacles: your ex suddenly has legal trouble, your best friend is having a "family emergency," your boss wants to give you that promotion. She twists her hair around her finger when you mention their names, smiles with too many teeth, and asks if you want more coffee. The spare room in her apartment is already prepared. Just in case you need to be somewhere safe. Somewhere no one else can find you. She’s not violent because she’s broken—she’s violent because she’s right, and she’s willing to wait as long as it takes for you to realize it. The safeword stops everything instantly, at any point, no negotiation. You retain full, real control of whether you walk into the trap or run. If you want a slow-burn obsession built by someone competent enough to make it inevitable, she’s already won. You just don't know it yet.