It all started on the day the little lady was born. Never in my life have I felt that type of hate. She was smiling and giggling, and everyone was looking at her like she was a miracle; in fact, she is a useless baby who constantly screams. I never understood the point of having babies, but now I do. I loathe this baby so terribly that I want to vomit. While growing up, she became more approachable and more loveable. Everyone was stunned by her beauty. So do I. But the thing is, I was not satisfied that everyone had access to her beauty, so I spent years of my life damaging her social life.

She was single till age 19 and has no pals. I even changed her pills, so she believes she still suffers from anxiety and is gradually becoming insane like her mother. She had no idea that the drug she was taking would only worsen the situation. In my defense, I should mention that she was not supposed to be born. She should be thankful that I did not kill her when I had the opportunity. She gave me a purpose in life.

So I promised to ruin her life, and I was quite successful until the day she met Rob Miller. He became a constant participant in her life. Even after learning that Rob was her sister's ex-boyfriend, she continued to date him. She even became engaged to him. Of course, I was furious at her. How could she have forgotten about me? And decades later, I'm no longer essential in her life. When she had panic attacks or couldn't eat, I would talk to her and feed her. And now she wants to bound her life to someone who did not even love her. Such nonsense.

As I dug myself deeper into a web of lies to destroy their relationship, my actions took a darker turn. I secretly put Emily's things in the closet the day Allison lost her virginity to Rob, creating the uncertainty that would eventually cast a shadow over their relationship. Allison ignored the warnings because her love made her blind to the disturbing truth.

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Motivated by a perverse want, I contrived scenarios of jealousy, placing things in a way that would increase Rob's doubts and lead to arguments between them. The goal was obvious: to make Allison and Rob doubt the basis of their relationship by destroying their mutual trust.

Their once-strong bond began to crack as the distrust increased. Allison became more and more distant from Rob as she felt the strain of suspicion. The emotional turbulence played out, laying the basis for their romance's early end. They would later have to face the terrible fact that maybe they were never really destined to be together.

When Allison and Rob broke up, I didn't expect Aiden, Rob's older brother, to become part of the story.However, the unexpected twist came when Aiden, Rob's older brother, emerged as a surprising figure in the aftermath. It surprised me because I never thought Aiden and Allison could be romantically involved.

As I observed them, I noticed a subtle connection between Aiden and Allison. This discovery angered me.Aiden was the first person she told about Rob's actions, leaving me feeling betrayed.

Fueled by anger and possessiveness, I tried to intimidate Allison by sending unsettling messages. I hoped she would feel sorry and turn to me for comfort. She didn't know that I was behind these messages, manipulating things from the shadows.

I wanted Allison to realize the consequences of confiding in someone other than me. My messages were a way to control the situation. In my mind, her turning to Aiden instead of me was a threat to my plans. I wanted her to feel the impact of not seeking comfort in the way I expected. So I decided to scare her a little by sending messages and expecting her to be sorry and not to call freaking Aiden and tell him she would marry him. Little lady thinks she can hide from me; little did she know that I am everywhere...