Long Time, No Stalk

Cora (Victoria Voxxx) cracks open her door for the morning paper, heart slamming when Marcus (Robby Apples) towers in the shadows like a ghost from hell. He's the twisted stalker from her old life across state lines—never enough evidence for the cops to cage him. She fled here to bury that nightmare, but the bastard tracked her, slithering in next door. Days blur into paranoia as he leers from the bushes while she digs in the garden, steam-fresh from the shower, towel slipping. He slinks to her living room window, breath fogging the glass as she bends to dust, curves begging for his filthy gaze. Fresh boot prints scar the dirt outside—her pulse races, but the law shrugs again. She's meat on the hook. Next dawn, he knocks with her misdelivered package, that sleazy grin dripping venom. She corners him: what'll it cost to vanish? He drawls about the hassle of uprooting, eyes raking her body—unless she spreads wide, feeds his sick hunger. Disgust churns her gut, but desperation wins. She'll fuck the demon raw, seal his exile forever.