Christian is a psychopathic stalker who manages to keep Kimberly by his side. Using manipulative tactics and mistreating her for his own benefit  which is to keep her close to him forever.
 Perhaps let me not start there, Kimberly a university student who is living her ordinary life. She didn’t know that the day a rather strange but familiar boy named Christian sat next to her things would change and take a turn for the worst. Things are slow and progressive they hang out and have fun together, the even go as far as sharing about each other’s live stories. She is happy with him and all until they have a falling out. 

What she didn’t know was that the same boy would end up being her captor, keeping her against her will.
Christian is a man who comes from a wealthy but problematic family, shaped by the way his life played out. Having an unstable mental health and unable to find himself and his purpose in life. He has anger issues which lead him to kill and capture people for fun. All the while he is facing pressure from his toxic family to take charge of their family businesses which are nothing but dirty and illegal.
The only thing he is out for is what  makes him happy and that is Kimberly Jacobs. His obsession with her is the driving force to keep himself sane and happy. He will do anything and everything possible to keep her by his side even if it means killing anyone or anything in the way of them being together.
Join Kimberly on her journey as she tries to maneuver her way down the path fate has chosen for her.

The boy who sat next to me

I open my eyes and it is broad daylight, the sun is shining straight into my eyes. I wonder what time it is right now, as I think about what happened last night. I must admit it feels so surreal. Having to wake up in a different city altogether. 


Although, I must admit that it feels nice to wake up somewhere different for a change. Propelling my body from the sleeping position I was in. I look around the room and it really hits me then how big the room is, it is the size of a whole house. It looks like I can fit in about 300 hundred people and there still wouldn’t be any space. 


Getting out of bed and stretching myself, I make my way to the bathroom. Washing my face and brushing my teeth. I get out of my room, walking into the hallway to look for Christian. 


Chapter 88