Anonymous

Clark's obsession with the young boy name Anthony grew to such proportions that he became blinded by his own desire. The more he tried to be a part of the boy's life, the more miserable he made him. Clark's constant attention and interference to the young boy's life were unwelcome and uncomfortable, and Anthony felt trapped and helpless. Anthony tried to distance himself, but the old man's constant presence made it impossible to escape.

Despite anthony's efforts to evade the young man, he only seemed to attract him more. Clark's persistence was relentless and overwhelming, and Anthony felt that he had no control over his own life. Anthony was isolated, alone, and afraid, and he couldn't find a way out of the situation.