A story about a young woman who gets a text from her stalker saying that he's coming over to meet her(i.e. to kill her).

As such, It will be a little cliche, so apologies in advance.

Also, no comment on why she doesn't just call the police. Let's just pretend cops don't exist, unless it's convenient for the author, hmmm? Because that happens all the time in fiction, right?

I'm not a native English speaker, but I know that's not an excuse for bad grammar. If any of the expressions seem wrong to you, feel free to just tell me. I promise not to curl into a ball and bawl like a baby or something. Really.

Also, related to the point above: I live in South Korea(The Gangnam side of Korea, that makes phones. Not to be confused with its trigger-happy nuke-crazy totalitarian and frankly embarrassing, counterpart), so if any of the details seem weird or just plain impossible to you, that's probably why.

That, and that the author has no idea on how restriction orders, or any other judicial systems work. Sorry.

Hooollllly shiiiit, now I feel dirty for ever having liked his stories... :(

Thank you everyone for answering my question!

Whoah..... I see. Guess a lot of things happened during the time I didn't visit here.

I guess it wouldn't be proper of me to ask the details....?

There was this storygame I played a few years back, but for the life of me I can't remember the title of it. Any help finding it would be appreciated.

Bits and pieces I remember about the game:

-I think it's genre was either horror or mystery/puzzle, but I can't be too sure about that.

-The plot revolved around the protagonist and his/her best friend, one of which was female and the other was male.

-When the protagonist's female friend contracts a mystery illness(implied heavily to be Ebola), the protagonist heads to the local haunted house(??) to find a cure(?????)

-The male friend headed there first(??) but couldn't be found(?), so the protagonist is on his/her own.

-Customizable protagonist; there was a mirror in the haunted house's bathroom, when interacted with, allowed the player to choose the protagonist's gender and personality traits. This also changed what kind of weapons you get late-game.

-there were illustrations to go with some of the pages.

-The big bad was a witch(???), and you had to foil a blood magic ritual(?????) to win the game(?????????)

-The puzzles were very challenging, and there were so many endings. I had to use a walkthrough guide to get to the best ending.

-The protagonist's male and female friends were romanceable.

It used to be my favorite game on this site, but now I can't seem to find it anywhere. Did the author decide to take it down? I hope I'm just being a dumbass and missing it in plain sight.......