B....the second letter

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The story begins in a sleepy town where Blaine lived with his family. The town is peaceful, and everyone knows everyone. Blaine is a smart boy, but his parents' overbearing nature has left him feeling lonely and yearning for companionship. One day, he meets a charming young man named John at the park. They strike up a conversation, and John slowly gains his trust. He offers to be his tutor, and Blaine agrees.

John was a very bright person who sought intellectual stimulation. Unfortunately, he was also a psychopath. His obsession with Blaine had started to grow. He would follow him to school and watch him from a distance. He would also keep a tab on anyone that Blaine interacted with. He started to resent everyone that was close to him. Soon he started lashing out violently.

John was a meticulous planner. He was patient and knew how to wait. He waited for the perfect opportunity; he would get rid of everyone else who was close to Blaine, so he could be the only one in his life. He started killing anyone who would get in his way. By the time people realised the killings were linked, it was too late.

John's actions had started to scare Blaine, but he could not pinpoint who was responsible. John continued to push his way into Blaine's life, and the boy had no idea what he was getting himself into. John would volunteer to help at the boy's school and slowly manipulate his way into becoming his tutor. It wasn't long until John started visiting his house regularly, making himself at home and acting as a father figure to Blaine.

He would cook for him, teach him and bond with him. Slowly but surely, Blaine began to warm up to him. He had no suspicions, and he trusted John entirely. With his guard down, John started grooming him, preparing to steal him from his family.

One day, while Blaine was alone, John came to the house and kidnapped him. He took him to a warehouse he had rented in a secluded location. No one could hear them screaming. John drugged him, and when he woke up, he was strapped to a bed, unable to move. John tortured him, all the while raping him repeatedly. He refused to let Blaine go, even if he begged.

For weeks, John would treat him cruelly but then show him kindness. He alternated between being the violent captor and a caring friend. Blaine started to lose hope and was unable to tell day from night, and he had developed Stockholm syndrome.

With time, the lines between the captor and captive blur. Blaine began to feel his sense of self and freedom being stripped away from him. And yet, inexplicably, he also felt safe with John. The captor had become his only companion in isolation, and He was willing to do anything to keep him around.

Blaine never left John's side.

The story ends with Blaine's fate unknown. Whether he was saved and rehabilitated or remained in John's grip is unknown. But one thing is known: John had ruined a young life for his selfish gain. A life he swore to protect but ended up taking away.

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