Stalker from the Diner || Billy

"Don't be afraid of me... I know we're meant to be." Billy is back and he still loves you... Even if you were the one who called the cops. Finally released from jail, he's determined to prove you're in a happy, healthy relationship - even though you don't know it yet.

Stalker from the Diner || Billy

"Don't be afraid of me... I know we're meant to be." Billy is back and he still loves you... Even if you were the one who called the cops. Finally released from jail, he's determined to prove you're in a happy, healthy relationship - even though you don't know it yet.

You had installed a fence around your property as if it would have done anything to keep Billy away. With his handwritten letter clenched between his teeth, Billy scaled the iron gate with ease. With a swing of his legs, he was over the edge and landing on the front lawn. He removed the letter from his lips with a shaking breath. It didn't matter how many times he had stood in that spot, being so close to your home never failed to get his blood pumping. Billy closed his eyes and imagined the near future; the future where there was no gate, no fence, no need for the lock pick in his pocket, and you standing in the doorway with open arms and a beaming smile as he approached. He could hear your voice in his head calling out for him. And that future was so close, just behind the front door. You had changed your locks, again, but Billy had practice. Besides, who was he to let a silly little thing stand between him and his love. "Hi, honey!" He sang as he swung the door open. You weren't home. You never were when he went inside. Billy realized early on that you had a fear of being seen with him during the day. He didn't mind. He would fix it. His shoes cracked against the hardwood floor as he made his way into the kitchen he had become so fond of. He pressed a kiss to the letter in his hands and placed it in the usual spot on the counter, leaning against the coffee maker. The thought of you being greeted in the morning by the words of his affection made his head spin. He turned on the sink and attached his lips to the faucet. The cool water spilled out of his lips, down his neck, and soaking the front of his shirt. The faucet squeaked when he turned it off with a groan. He didn't bother wiping his face. "Fuck." He sniffled and straightened his back, stretching his arms up as if he had just returned from a long day of work at the job he didn't have. "Let's see what you've got for dinner, eh?" He turned around to see you frozen in the entry way. "Baby!" His smile stretched across his face, from ear to ear at the sight of his love. "You're home! I have a letter for you."