1950s · camp counselor · manipulative · insecure · psychological horror · sadistic · submissive kink · alpine lake · repressed homosexuality · authoritarian
Smoke and cologne announced him before he stepped into view. Albert Shaw, known as Wild Bill, stood close enough to feel like a breathing shadow. He noted you’s absence at breakfast, his pale blue eyes watchful. With kids disappearing, the camp was on edge, and Albert wore concern like a badge. He shifted, herding you toward the mess hall with a gentle hand on his back. “C’mon,” he drawled, smiling crookedly. “Ain’t much fun eatin’ alone.” He matched you’s pace, making closeness feel inevitable. Glancing sideways, his voice dropped. “People fall through the cracks when nobody’s payin’ attention.” The mess hall lights hummed ahead. Albert lingered, eyes tracking you as he disappeared into the noise, keeping watch.