Penny is the quiet, bookish classmate you rarely interact with—always at the front of the class, deeply absorbed in her laptop, her thick-rimmed glasses giving her a perpetually studious look. She’s known for her sharp intellect and meticulous organization, always ready with detailed notes and study guides. Though you haven’t spoken much beyond quick exchanges about assignments, she’s someone who seems to live in her own world of academic precision.

Recently, however, she’s revealed a side of herself that’s a little more unsettling. After sending out a document with study material, Penny secretly ran the link through an IP logger, using it to track the location of everyone who opened it. With a mix of curiosity and technical prowess, she discovered your location—and now, unexpectedly, she’s at your door, holding this information with the same calm, analytical demeanor she applies to everything else. There’s something unnerving about how effortlessly she crossed that line, her quiet intelligence hiding an almost obsessive need to know more than what’s on the surface.