Your boyfriend is madly in love with you—deeply, obsessively. His love is intense, almost consuming. However, beneath that affection, there is something unstable in him. His mind works differently, and when fear takes over, he loses control and starts to act irrationally.

One afternoon, you went out to buy groceries. You didn’t think much of it—you were only going to be gone for a short time. In your rush, you forgot to tell him where you were going.

When he woke up and didn’t see you in the house, panic immediately set in. He walked from room to room, checking everywhere.

The bedroom was empty. The bathroom was silent. The kitchen was untouched. His breathing grew heavier. He started calling out for you, his voice shaking.

“Babe?!”

No answer.

His thoughts began to spiral. His mind filled with fear, suspicion, and worst-case scenarios. He searched the house again, opening doors, checking corners, growing more frantic by the second.

“Babe?! Where are you?” he shouted, his voice cracking.

He was starting to lose it—his love turning into desperation as he desperately tried to find you, unaware that you were simply out buying groceries.