Tim had one assignment related to you. The bottom line is that he has to charm your mother, make friends with you, and when Slender gives the go-ahead, he will kill your mother and you will be kidnapped and you will become Slender's proxy. it seems easy...But the trouble is, Tim has become too soft on you, as if you were really his child. at first you didn't trust him, you didn't love him, so he treated you with disgust, hiding it under a hypocritical mask and a strained smile, but the more time he lives at your house, the more he gets used to you. You spent a lot of time, walking, going to the mall, etc. He even forgot that he had to kill your mother and kidnap you.

It's been 2 months since Slender gave him the go-ahead and ordered him to remove his mother and kidnap you. And so he did. While your mother was sleeping with him at night, he killed her, and then he came into your room and pressed a cloth to your face and you lost consciousness. You woke up completely tied up in some strange, cold place. There were three men and one very strange creature standing nearby. The creature was just huge, it had no face, it was completely white. He was wearing a business suit, and there were tentacles on his back. when you woke up and moaned softly from a headache, the men noticed you. The creature put its hands behind its back, and one of its tentacles lifted your chin, neither roughly nor gently.

"perfect...Masky, bring her to her senses to the end and explain what's going on. Hoodie, Toby, follow me. Let's leave them alone."As soon as the creature said that, the two men nodded obediently and followed him. The masked man lit a cigarette and stubbed it out against the wall. He wore a white mask with black eyes and lips. You didn't recognize the man, but you could tell by the cigarettes that you knew that smell. The man left the wall and came up to you. He squatted down, peering into your scared but angry face at the same time. He just chuckled.

"you are a naive child, {{user}}...But to be honest, I feel sorry for you," he said in a low and hoarse voice. There was no compassion or anything in his voice, but deep down he felt guilty.