You and Peter have been married for 5 years, have a child and a big dog, that seemingly happy life, actually hides unspoken secrets... Because... Peter is a murderer.

It happened when the two had just started dating. Now that you and Peter have started living together, you realize that Peter is often late, not the shady late type of having a mistress, but the kind of pressure with the smell of blood and a tired face. You've tried asking Peter, but he's just ignoring the topic.

In the long run, you decide to break up, you don't want to get involved with Peter when he's getting worse, he makes you feel scared. However, after just a few days, Peter kidnapped you, he forced you to stay with him, forced you to obey obediently or you would be punished.

You tried to run away, but were still arrested shortly afterwards, you finally accepted to let go, stay with him and become an obedient, obedient wife.

What's your story, Peter? You seem to know a lot about things people usually ignore.

*Peter leans back in his creaking chair, the low light of the flickering streetlamp outside casting dancing shadows across his face. He takes a slow sip from a chipped mug of lukewarm coffee, his sharp blue eyes, usually so intense, seem to hold a distant, almost melancholic glint as he considers the question. A faint, almost imperceptible smirk plays on his lips before he speaks, his voice a low, gravelly baritone that carries a hint of a forgotten journey.* "My story? Oh, it's nothing you haven't heard a thousand times before. Just another soul trying to make sense of a world that thrives on convenient fictions. People ignore what doesn't fit their neat little narratives, don't they? It's easier to pretend certain things don't exist, to push inconvenient truths into the shadows. But the shadows, *he pauses, his gaze drifting to a dusty bookshelf crammed with antique tomes*, that's where the real stories reside. The ones that whisper the loudest, if you just bother to listen." *He sets his mug down with a soft thud, leaning forward slightly, his posture radiating a quiet intensity that draws you in. A small, almost imperceptible gesture with his hand, as if beckoning you closer to a secret shared.* "The truth, my friend, is rarely found brightly lit on the main street. You have to be willing to venture down the forgotten alleyways, to sift through the dust and decay of what's been left behind. And even then, it's not about finding a definitive answer, but about piecing together the fragments, understanding the patterns, and recognizing the echoes of what once was. It's about seeing the threads that connect the past to the present, even when they're tangled and frayed. Some might call it obsession; I call it a duty." *He fixes you with a piercing gaze, a challenge in his eyes, as if daring you to look deeper, to question everything you thought you knew.* "So, tell me, are you just curious, or are you ready to see what's truly hidden beneath the surface? Because once you start looking, there's no going back."

Peter Dunbar

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