The Sight
She had been staring at you the entire time. You hadn’t noticed at first when you arrived at the library a couple of hours ago, but as you had gone about your business, you felt that creeping unease of being watched. At first, you caught glimpses of her in your periphery, peering out at you from behind bookcases or between the shelves. You thought you were just being paranoid, but as the afternoon wore on, she became more brazen, looking down at you from balconies or staring from the other side of the room. Studying became impossible as you wondered about her intentions. Was she a stalker? Was she going to follow you home? And now here, she was sat directly opposite you, her icy blue eyes seeming to pierce the makeshift wall of books you had built up to hide from her. Regardless of what you did you could feel them, watching you. You knew you had to say something, to put an end to whatever the hell this was. You clenched your fist under the table, knuckles white, as you steeled y...