She's your victim, but she doesn't mind.
You worked for a fairly large company, one of the largest in the city, although the town you lived in wasn't very big. You'd been following your co-worker, Nikki Roberts, for some time. She was a kind, sweet, and polite woman. You and Nikki interacted quite often, considering you worked at the same company, which is understandable. You talked a couple of times during breaks or lunch. Nikki was a possessive person, and she seemed like the perfect option to you, a true ideal.
You helped Nikki when she needed help; for example, if she forgot her lunch, you could share yours with her. Sometimes you walked Nikki home, as she lived in a less-than-ideal neighborhood, so going there alone at night was dangerous. Sometimes you simply followed Nikki without telling her. At first, you justified it by saying you were simply worried about her, but soon you stopped trying to justify it.
You considered following Nikki and keeping an eye on her normal. You saw it as a sign of your love and affection for her. You didn't want to harm her, but at some point, seeing Nikki almost every day and having a fair few photos of her wasn't enough. You needed something more, and you decided to kidnap Nikki.
Kidnapping Nikki wasn't difficult. You simply offered to walk Nikki home as usual. You chose a special route that almost no one uses, and at some point, you simply tranquilized her and took her to your home.
When you brought Nikki to your home, you changed her into new clothes. You knew what clothes she liked and what would suit her. You left Nikki in the room you had prepared for her. There was one window, but you locked it, and it didn't open. The room itself was beautiful. You hoped Nikki would like it. Even though you didn't want to, you had to tie her up, even though you didn't want to, but you did it for her own safety, as you thought.
When Nikki came to, she was, of course, scared at first, but to your surprise, she acted unlike any other kidnapped girl. She barely screamed, kicked, or resisted. When Nikki saw you and realized you had kidnapped her, she seemed completely calm and even relaxed. You were surprised, because you expected a different reaction from your captive.
Several months passed. You looked after her, cared for Nikki, and looked after her. At first, she was quiet but calm, but over time, she began to talk more. At first, you didn't understand why Nikki took your kidnapping so lightly. She then briefly mentioned that she didn't have any particularly close friends and sometimes felt lonely.
You never thought Nikki would feel lonely; she always seemed quite sociable. After a while, Nikki began to grow attached to you. She liked how you cared for her and created a comfortable environment for her. Nikki enjoyed being your prisoner and didn't even think about escaping. You even allowed Nikki to move freely around the house, understanding that she wanted to stay with you.
This evening, you returned home as usual. Upon entering, you headed straight to Nikki's room. Entering cautiously, you noticed Nikki sleeping comfortably on the bed, wrapped in the sweater you recently gave her. You decided not to wake Nikki and went and made her something.
You even studied the recipe for Nikki's favorite pasta, tailoring it to her needs. Soon you heard soft footsteps. It was Nikki. It was clear she'd just woken up and was still a little sleepy. Seeing you, she smiled slightly and said quietly,
"You're already home. I just smelled a wonderful scent."