He Finally Noticed Me Right When I Was Leaving novel Chapter 125

Strictly speaking, she didn't just "watch" live streams; she "used" them.

Over the past few years, far too many horrific things had happened inside that villa. Seraphina had developed an intense fear of nightfall.

Every time dusk settled over the house, her nerves would pull taut, terrified of whatever new "surprise" awaited her in the dark.

But she couldn't live like that forever. Her daytime work was grueling, and if she didn't sleep at night, her body would completely break down.

Seraphina was also terrified that one day she might die inside that house and no one would even know. So, she started live-streaming.

While other girls streamed themselves dancing, she streamed herself transcribing meditative texts.

With a standard fountain pen and a plain notebook, she would slowly and deliberately copy out the passages.

The texts were transcribed phonetically. She didn't understand the meaning behind the words, but the sheer lack of comprehension was exactly what allowed her mind to empty and find peace.

During that dark period, she forced herself to sit down and transcribe texts for an hour every night, soothing her shattered nerves before finally forcing herself to sleep.

She originally assumed no one would watch, but eventually, her stream filled with people begging for "ASMR" and "sleep aids."

As it turned out, the blunt, scratching sound of a hard-tipped fountain pen on paper acted as a perfect white noise, incredibly effective for inducing sleep.

Furthermore, her handwriting was exceptionally elegant and precise, every stroke perfectly aligned. Her viewers—many of whom claimed to have OCD—constantly commented on how satisfying it was to watch.

Over time, she accumulated a sizable fanbase.

Some fans even messaged her privately, asking if they could purchase her handwritten pages as protective talismans for their homes.

With everything that had happened recently, she hadn't streamed in a long time, and her inbox was overflowing with messages.

Her fans were incredibly worried about her, repeatedly asking if something bad had happened.

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