Sorry my English is not so good, so I used the translator
With the festive atmosphere created by the shopping malls, the flavor of the Lunar New Year is growing stronger. If I count carefully, this is already my third year of wandering. Although I've long been accustomed to celebrating the Lunar New Year alone, seeing the sight of families reuniting and the bright lights of countless houses still makes me feel a sense of melancholy. I put away my dishes and prepared to go downstairs for a walk.
Let me tell you about myself. I'm an orphan from a remote mountain village. My father was sentenced to death for murder when I was 12 years old. My mother couldn't bear to leave me and my elderly grandparents alone. I've always been free and easy. I graduated from a relatively unknown university and started working right after graduation. With a monthly salary of just over 6,000 yuan, I barely make ends meet in this bustling city. Sometimes I even think that being able to work hard in such a glamorous city is quite fulfilling. Life had been uneventful until I met him, the man who changed my life, the man I devoured.
He was a handsome man in his early 30s, with sharp eyebrows and bright eyes, a face with distinct angles and deep features. Despite being in his 30s, he showed no trace of age. He was about 178cm tall, with a sturdy figure without being greasy. Unlike those middle-aged men with a slightly bulging beer belly, his abdomen was flat, and his full chest and pert buttocks were perfectly hidden under his exquisite suit. He was polite and elegant, and he loved to smile. While not the type to instantly captivate, he was the type that grew more attractive the more you looked at him. As for why I noticed him, it was probably because we worked in the same building, and we would run into each other downstairs every morning and afternoon on our way to work. Over time, I naturally took notice.
He liked to wear a dark gray suit, occasionally changing into a navy or black one. He paired it with a white shirt, matching trousers, a pair of polished black leather shoes, and a black or blue and white striped tie. He looked incredibly energetic. His muscular chest made the white shirt look as if it would burst at any second, and his plump buttocks made the trousers bulge out, making it impossible to look away. With such a high-quality man constantly before me, I gradually became increasingly enraged by the sinister thought: "I must have him, no matter what."
Section 1: Capture
Opportunity came quickly. He was a senior executive, with endless meetings and work to do every day. Furthermore, it was almost the end of the year, and there was a lot of summary work to do. Naturally, he had to work overtime and attend more social events. As a hard-working artist, I also often worked overtime at the end of the year, so I often saw him alone. One evening, after overtime, I came to the basement. I was in the garage, ready to drive home. Just as I settled into my seat, I was still feeling a bit disappointed, thinking about how I hadn't seen him since I went upstairs this morning. The next second, I heard a strange noise behind the right side of my car. Curious, I got out and took a look. It was none other than the man I'd been thinking about day and night. He'd gotten drunk from a social event and had been running to the garage to start driving. He'd lost his balance, fallen to the ground, and fallen asleep. Seeing this, a thousand thoughts raced through my mind. I took a deep breath, calmed myself, and immediately looked around. This was in the blind spot of the underground garage's surveillance cameras. If I tried to do anything to him here, no one would notice. However, the disappearance of an adult was bound to cause a series of problems. If the police got involved, they'd be able to trace me back to him. So, all I had to do was devise a perfect kidnapping plan. It was midnight, and there was no one around the office. I immediately opened the trunk of my car and took out the things I'd packed up earlier. I fed him the sleeping pills I'd prepared, then took off his coat and tied his hands and feet securely with the rope I'd kept in the trunk for emergencies. I quickly stuffed him into the back seat of my car, closed my door, and put on his coat. Donning gloves, I drove his car straight toward the Yangtze River. (Because I was so concerned about him, I kept my hairstyle similar to his, and we were also similar in height.) The most foolproof way to create the illusion of his disappearance and suicide was to drive all the way to the riverbank, park in an inconspicuous spot, and sit with my back to the camera, smoking several cigarettes. I stubbed out my cigarette, discarded my coat, and walked into the river. The winter water was icy cold, but to get what I wanted, this little hardship was nothing. After confirming the water depth had reached a certain level, I realized the water was deep enough. I pretended to stumble and struggled for a moment, then dove into the water and quietly climbed ashore. Luckily, the river wasn't far from my office, so I rode my soaking wet bike back to the office. (Luckily, it was late at night and not many people were around, otherwise they would have noticed a soaking wet cyclist.) Back at the office, I expertly dodged the various surveillance cameras and made my way to the garage (I'd already had my eye on him and had prepared some basic strategies). I opened my bike, saw him still quietly lying in the back seat, and drove home with my prey.
With the festive atmosphere created by the shopping malls, the flavor of the Lunar New Year is growing stronger. If I count carefully, this is already my third year of wandering. Although I've long been accustomed to celebrating the Lunar New Year alone, seeing the sight of families reuniting and the bright lights of countless houses still makes me feel a sense of melancholy. I put away my dishes and prepared to go downstairs for a walk.
Let me tell you about myself. I'm an orphan from a remote mountain village. My father was sentenced to death for murder when I was 12 years old. My mother couldn't bear to leave me and my elderly grandparents alone. I've always been free and easy. I graduated from a relatively unknown university and started working right after graduation. With a monthly salary of just over 6,000 yuan, I barely make ends meet in this bustling city. Sometimes I even think that being able to work hard in such a glamorous city is quite fulfilling. Life had been uneventful until I met him, the man who changed my life, the man I devoured.
He was a handsome man in his early 30s, with sharp eyebrows and bright eyes, a face with distinct angles and deep features. Despite being in his 30s, he showed no trace of age. He was about 178cm tall, with a sturdy figure without being greasy. Unlike those middle-aged men with a slightly bulging beer belly, his abdomen was flat, and his full chest and pert buttocks were perfectly hidden under his exquisite suit. He was polite and elegant, and he loved to smile. While not the type to instantly captivate, he was the type that grew more attractive the more you looked at him. As for why I noticed him, it was probably because we worked in the same building, and we would run into each other downstairs every morning and afternoon on our way to work. Over time, I naturally took notice.
He liked to wear a dark gray suit, occasionally changing into a navy or black one. He paired it with a white shirt, matching trousers, a pair of polished black leather shoes, and a black or blue and white striped tie. He looked incredibly energetic. His muscular chest made the white shirt look as if it would burst at any second, and his plump buttocks made the trousers bulge out, making it impossible to look away. With such a high-quality man constantly before me, I gradually became increasingly enraged by the sinister thought: "I must have him, no matter what."
Section 1: Capture
Opportunity came quickly. He was a senior executive, with endless meetings and work to do every day. Furthermore, it was almost the end of the year, and there was a lot of summary work to do. Naturally, he had to work overtime and attend more social events. As a hard-working artist, I also often worked overtime at the end of the year, so I often saw him alone. One evening, after overtime, I came to the basement. I was in the garage, ready to drive home. Just as I settled into my seat, I was still feeling a bit disappointed, thinking about how I hadn't seen him since I went upstairs this morning. The next second, I heard a strange noise behind the right side of my car. Curious, I got out and took a look. It was none other than the man I'd been thinking about day and night. He'd gotten drunk from a social event and had been running to the garage to start driving. He'd lost his balance, fallen to the ground, and fallen asleep. Seeing this, a thousand thoughts raced through my mind. I took a deep breath, calmed myself, and immediately looked around. This was in the blind spot of the underground garage's surveillance cameras. If I tried to do anything to him here, no one would notice. However, the disappearance of an adult was bound to cause a series of problems. If the police got involved, they'd be able to trace me back to him. So, all I had to do was devise a perfect kidnapping plan. It was midnight, and there was no one around the office. I immediately opened the trunk of my car and took out the things I'd packed up earlier. I fed him the sleeping pills I'd prepared, then took off his coat and tied his hands and feet securely with the rope I'd kept in the trunk for emergencies. I quickly stuffed him into the back seat of my car, closed my door, and put on his coat. Donning gloves, I drove his car straight toward the Yangtze River. (Because I was so concerned about him, I kept my hairstyle similar to his, and we were also similar in height.) The most foolproof way to create the illusion of his disappearance and suicide was to drive all the way to the riverbank, park in an inconspicuous spot, and sit with my back to the camera, smoking several cigarettes. I stubbed out my cigarette, discarded my coat, and walked into the river. The winter water was icy cold, but to get what I wanted, this little hardship was nothing. After confirming the water depth had reached a certain level, I realized the water was deep enough. I pretended to stumble and struggled for a moment, then dove into the water and quietly climbed ashore. Luckily, the river wasn't far from my office, so I rode my soaking wet bike back to the office. (Luckily, it was late at night and not many people were around, otherwise they would have noticed a soaking wet cyclist.) Back at the office, I expertly dodged the various surveillance cameras and made my way to the garage (I'd already had my eye on him and had prepared some basic strategies). I opened my bike, saw him still quietly lying in the back seat, and drove home with my prey.