Daddy's Little Girl

Alice had always been her father's favorite. He would take her on long walks in the woods, teach her about nature, and tell her stories. She was the apple of his eye, his princess. But as Alice grew older, her father's behavior changed, and his love for her became obsessive.

He became increasingly controlling, forbidding Alice from going out with friends or even leaving the house. He would check her phone and social media accounts, making sure she wasn't talking to anyone he disapproved of. He started to follow her around and even installed cameras in the house to keep an eye on her.

Alice was scared, she didn't know what to do. She tried to tell her mother, but her mother always made excuses for her father, saying that he was just being overprotective. Alice felt alone, trapped, and helpless.

One night, Alice couldn't take it anymore. She had to escape. She packed a bag and left, knowing that her father would never let her go easily. She went to her friend's house and stayed there for a few days. But then, her father found her.

He showed up at her friend's house, screaming and shouting, demanding that Alice come back home with him. Alice's friend's parents called the police, but her father was gone by the time they arrived.

Alice knew that she had to take action. She couldn't live her life in fear anymore. She decided to confront her father and tell him that she was leaving for good.

The next day, Alice went home to face her father. He was sitting in his study, surrounded by pictures of Alice. He had been watching her, following her every move, and taking pictures of her without her knowledge.

Alice was shocked and disgusted. She felt like she didn't even know her own father anymore. She told him that she was leaving and that she didn't want to see him again. But her father didn't take it well.

He lunged at Alice, trying to grab her, but she managed to get away. She ran out of the house and into the woods. She didn't know where she was going, but she knew that she had to get as far away from her father as possible.

As Alice ran through the woods, she heard something following her. She turned around, but she didn't see anything. She thought it was just her imagination. But then, she heard it again, louder this time.

Alice started to panic. She didn't know what was following her, but she knew that it wasn't her father. She ran faster, trying to escape, but the thing kept getting closer.

Suddenly, Alice tripped and fell to the ground. She looked up and saw her father standing over her. His face was twisted in a crazed expression, and he had a knife in his hand.

Alice tried to get up and run, but her father grabbed her by the hair and pulled her back down. He raised the knife, ready to strike.

In that moment, Alice realized that she had to fight for her life. She kicked and screamed, trying to get away from her father. She managed to grab a nearby stick and hit him with it, causing him to drop the knife.

Alice ran as fast as she could, not looking back. She didn't stop until she reached a nearby town, where she went to the police station and told them everything.

The police arrested Alice's father and charged him with kidnapping, stalking, and attempted murder. Alice was safe, but she would never forget the terror she had experienced.

In the end, Alice learned that love can be twisted and perverted into something dark and dangerous. She realized that the people closest