My Yandere Online Boyfriend Slept Next Door Chapter 02

My Yandere Online Boyfriend Slept Next Door Chapter 02

I couldn’t quite believe it.

In my mind, Knox was cold, quiet, untouchable.

We’d been roommates for a year and barely exchanged three words a day.

In real life, I was the quiet type.

Graduate, bank job, plain glasses—the whole package.

The kind of girl who blended in.

The online thing wasn’t even mine.

I was doing it for Serena Ashford—the bank president’s daughter.

Rich girl slumming it in a nine-to-five.

We sat next to each other.

Six months ago, she slid me a deal.

“Chloe, I need you to reel someone in for me.”

I said no.

She was the wild one—clubs every night, friends everywhere, zero patience.

“He blocked me after two messages.”

“I don’t have the time or the personality for this.”

“I’ll make a new account. You talk to him.”

“Win him over. Then hand him back to me.”

She offered ten grand upfront. Another ten when it was done.

I was short on cash. So I said yes.

The account was hers. Profile picture?

Her at a bar—tank top, ripped shorts, cap low, no face.

Just a tattoo on her shoulder: Fallen Feather.

Her username? Fallen Feather.

I added the guy she wanted.

His name was Fade.

They’re a good match.

She told me to keep up the act.

“Be me. Or he’ll know something’s off when I take over.”

So I dropped the quiet act. Turned up the fire.

Three months later, he finally caved.

I wanted to hand the account back three months ago.

Serena begged me to keep it going—she was “too busy.”

Somewhere along the way, the cold, distant man I’d been chasing turned clingy.

Possessive.

One night, he sent me a voice message.

“Baby, do you like my voice?”

Low. Rough. A little teasing.

I pressed play under my covers.

Then I called him.

It started normal. I wanted more.

He gave me everything I asked for.

If it weren’t for the comments, I never would’ve guessed Knox was the one on the other end.

Knox’s voice was cold. Distant.

My online boyfriend was clingy, desperate, all over me.

They didn’t sound like the same person at all.