[English fanfic] Why RU BL-ing me once more?!

Chapter 55: Jack the Ripper strikes with love (H)

April 18th, 2020, 17 o'clock, GMT + 7, Thailand.

In Whitechapel District of London, United Kingdom, Jasper Ricketts was sharpening his knife in a small house. He fondly recollected the days of 1888 in Whitechapel, where atrocious murders took place. Five ladies were listed in the murder list: Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Jane Kelly.

"So the famed Leather Apron murderer... has been me all along... It's the Ripper, my evil personality, who is on a killing spree..." Jasper thought, his blue human eyes and brown hair were submerged with memories.

In the blink of an eye, Jasper chuckled to himself as he metamorphosed into his monster identity: "Whatever it takes, I will accomplish my goals."

Jasper disappeared from his house in Whitechapel, then suddenly appeared in Bangkok, Thailand.

"You can't escape The Ripper. He is everywhere." Jasper entered Saifah's home.

After entering Saifah's house, Jasper found Saifah lying in bed. Saifah was only wearing shorts, his whole body covered by a thick blanket. Zon was not at home, because he was at home of his family.

"This guy is mine." Jasper crept gingerly into the area where Saifah lay and then crawled into his blanket.

Saifah said nothing and voluntarily hugged the monster and kissed him deeply.

"I write my own novel, so no one can edit it." Jasper whispered into Saifah's ear.

In Zon's family residence, Sol was reviewing her novels. She was the author of the novels.

"Your novel should have had a happy ending for Saifah and Zon, Tutor and Fighter, as well as other couples. But the happy ending is only on papers. There is a happy ending in life, but it's just limited to a certain number of periods." Sol heard a man's voice whispering.

A chill ran across Sol's neck. The one standing next to Sol was Ruben, who had appeared whenever Sol was unaware. Ruben had always been with Jasper for a long time, and he always appeared almost at the same time as him. Not to mention that William Wilson also followed both Ruben and Jasper, but this guy appeared at Dean's house.

"Why are you here?" Sol asked Ruben as he pulled up the chair and sat next to her as she was preparing to write a new yaoi novel.

"To watch you write." Ruben replied.

Sol: "The post-pandemic world will no longer be the world before December 2019. You shouldn't expect things to return to 'normal' because the nature of life is always changing, and certainly fluctuations in the past few months will disturb and change the world forever. Time spent socially isolated and staying at home is not necessarily to learn something new but sometimes simply to look back on the old problem."

Ruben: "This is the answer I expect from you."

Sol: "Ever since the Industrial Revolution, the human life span has been caught up in the pace of commerce and business. In turn, the pace of business has swept into the pace of communication. In 1830, the newest and fastest communication device was a telegraph, with the ability to transmit information at 3 bits per second, which was increased to 1,000 bits per second by the mid-1980s by the Internet, and today, that's 1,000,000,000 bits per second. In this way, productivity in the workplace is promoted, along with the thought that 'time is money' leads to a deep awareness of how to use time to serve human purposes and commerce. As a result, we have created a crazy lifestyle in which people do not waste even a minute. The precious 24 hours a day are honed and dissected into effective units lasting 10 minutes. Just wait for more than 10 minutes in the doctor's office, we become excited and angry. We lose patience when the laser printer does not reach the speed of 5 minutes per page. We cannot sit still for 10 minutes. We must connect to the Internet anytime, anywhere. We carry both smartphones and computers on vacations. We check emails when we go to restaurants, check bank accounts while walking in the park. We become slaves for 'urgent' appointments and to-do lists, being addicted to constant stimulation from the outside world."