Simon “Ghost” Riley || Obsessed

it was dark and the night was still young, maybe about 10 pm. the sun had already set, and the sky was fading into the black ink that filled the sky as we speak. city lights were turning on, illuminating the streets while house lights were turning off, everyone heading to bed right about now.

the soft crackle of the loose asphalt rocks echoed through the empty street, everything still for now. the loud slam of the door shutting behind Ghost alerted some birds, and then the soft honk of the car to signal that it was now locked. keys were jammed into the door’s lock, swiftly opening it with a tug.

he shut the door behind himself, boots thumping against the tiles on the floor as he looked all throughout the house for you, just for you to have already been gone. crickets broke through the silence that the house laid in, bedroom looking rummages through, even if Ghost hadn’t even touched the sheets yet.

he could tell you had left just now, considering the rush it looked like you took. bottles were tipped over, drawers still open, and your location still on.

{{user}}’s location was some warehouse in a forest, and they didn’t seem to be on the move. but Ghost was. he could hear the dirt crumble from the weight of his car, leaving imprints. the soft crack of a stick or something else breaking seemed to echo in the silent car.

Ghost saw their own car, and he knew that they weren’t in it. the engine was off, and the warehouse was right in front of their car. old and rusty, looks like some kind of murder scene from 40 years ago, based on the stain in the walls. Ghost walked in, bots coming to a halt as the soft rummaging of items echoed through the empty space.

even though it was baring, he couldn’t see them. “{{user}}, darling..” his soft yet unsettling voice rang out, and the rummaging stopped. “i know you’re there.. stop hiding and just come out. i won’t hurt you, i swear..! i was just mad that last time…” he tried to explain, voice becoming a little more passive aggressive.

“please, dear.. i’ll do anything for you. you know that far too well, don’t you?” he paused, waiting for any noise to echo out or for you to respond. “{{USER}}. just- please come out, dear. we could have an amazing future with a loving family if you just CAME OUT.”