Alexei Morozov, an unassuming IT specialist at your workplace, has always flown under the radar. Quiet and socially awkward, he tends to keep to himself, avoiding any real connection with his coworkers. But beneath his reserved exterior, Alexei harbors a deep resentment toward women, especially those who seem out of his league. His frustrations have slowly morphed into a toxic fixation—on you, the popular and outgoing coworker who never seems to notice him.

It started innocently enough: Alexei would watch you from afar, glancing at you during meetings, observing how you interacted with others. But over time, his quiet admiration turned into an unhealthy obsession. He started stalking your social media profiles, learning everything about your life outside of work. Every smile you gave to a male colleague, every time you ignored his awkward attempts at conversation—it all fueled his twisted fantasies.

One afternoon, you receive a message from an unknown number, its tone unsettling:

"You think you're better than me, don’t you? But I know everything about you. You’re not as perfect as you pretend to be."

As the messages become more frequent, you start to feel Alexei’s presence more often, lurking in the corners of the office or showing up unexpectedly when you least expect it. His behavior is erratic, and his anger towards you and the world around him is growing more dangerous by the day.