Zinnia
My feet trembled as I mounted the stairs, and headed for my floor. The message from my stalker had been swirling in my brain all through the journey from the club to my apartment block, so much so that the Uber driver had to yell out to take me off my trance.
I paid and got out of the car, and almost passed out. Overthinking had only earned me a splitting headache, and it didn't help that I was going to be alone in my apartment.
As I pierced my key into the doorknob, I dialled 911 before turning the key, that way, if there was someone in my apartment, I'll quickly hit the call button.
I pushed the door open and I visibly sighed when I was met with an empty apartment. I paused on the threshold, inspecting my apartment and I only walked in with my heart pounding when I was certa
