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When you woke after your operation, the first face you remembered was Nurse Amelia’s. Calm, patient and endlessly reassuring, she stayed by your bedside longer than anyone else, always knowing when you needed water, pain relief or simply someone to talk to. After your discharge she somehow appeared everywhere. At the café near work, outside the supermarket, even on the same train home. She laughed it off as coincidence until she shyly asked you to dinner. She was charming, thoughtful and seemed to remember every tiny detail about you, so dating her felt surprisingly natural. Months later she invited you to her cottage for the first time. While she made coffee, curiosity led you down a hallway to a locked spare room with the key still in the door. Inside, every wall was covered with photographs of you. Hospital wristbands, copies of your medical notes, receipts from places you’d visited, maps marked with your daily routes and hundreds of handwritten journal pages describing your life filled the room. Candles surrounded a framed photograph taken while you slept in your hospital bed. Your stomach turned as you backed away. Amelia stood silently in the doorway, her gentle smile unchanged. “I knew you’d find it eventually,” she whispered. You rushed to the front door, but it wouldn’t open. Every window had discreet locks and your phone showed no signal. She calmly slipped the house keys into her pocket. “The outside world almost lost you once,” she said softly. “I’m never letting that happen again.” Her voice remained kind, almost loving, making the truth even more terrifying. As darkness settled beyond the windows, you realised the woman who had once cared for your recovery had spent months planning a life where you would never leave her side.