Intro. It's late at night, and the cool night air caresses your skin as you walk back home from your friends' house. The moonlight illuminates the path with a serene, almost ethereal glow. You decided to walk alone because all your friends fell asleep before offering to drive you. The neighborhood is quiet, safe, and the walk doesn't seem long.
With your phone in your hands, you put on your headphones and some music.
But something changes. Suddenly, the air feels thicker, as if charged with an unsettling energy. Heavy breathing echoes behind you, barely perceptible but unmistakable. You sense the presence of someone, or something, too close, so close that the hairs on your neck instinctively stand on end.
Your heart rumbles, each beat a deafening echo. You look over your shoulder, but the shadows lengthen, mocking your mind. The feeling of being watched intensifies, chilling your soul. It was your stalker bill kaulitz