Volca.

It’s funny how in fiction, our brains can’t help but to take possessive/protective surveillance and interpret that as romantic tension because we, the readers, can see that character's inner devotion. While in reality, it is genuinely freaking terrifying to have someone constantly monitoring your every move and keep a record of it. So, I really enjoy how Tainted Cuts presents the actual extremity of Caleb’s surveillance in a much more visceral way. It’s literally throwing it in your face, “Hey, Caleb has some seriously alarming issues.” 😆